Several competitions are active right now, and there are tens of Stunts websites, a very lively Stunts Forum. Up to this day, as the game approaches twenty years of existence, there is a solid worldwide Stunts community. When the first online competitions (in which the competition master would receive race replays on specific tracks per email) started, the game began - considering its age - to boom.

The game spread quickly over the internet because the game size is less than 1MB zipped, an important consideration back then. Close to the end of the 90’s, the game was first declared abandonware and then finally declared freeware by the game developers themselves, allowing many people to rediscover it. Already in the middle of the nineties the first websites with information and downloads on Stunts were created. You can save every race you drive as a so-called replay, and then watch them again and again afterwards from several different perspectives.Īlthough the game obviously is more than 10 years old it is still greatly loved all over the world. The game is called Stunts because of special track parts such as loops, corkscrews, slalom roads and jumps (over tall buildings!). A great thing about this game is that you do not have to race only the racing tracks that come with it: there is a built-in track editor that allows you to design your own tracks with different track parts in a very simple way. The goal is to go from start to finish as quickly as possible. You can either race against the clock or choose between six different opponents. On a big square area defined and surrounded by a fence you can race on a track (or off the track) in different cars, with either automatic or manual transmission.

Stunts Dos Manual