Saber Interactive’s new Jurassic World trailer for Stuntman: Hollywood premiered during Xbox’s Gamescom 2026 broadcast, marking the sixth movie or TV franchise attached to the stunt-driving game. The clip cuts between movie footage and in-engine gameplay to introduce two set pieces built around the franchise.
It’s a small addition in scope — no new mode, no new map — but it’s the clearest sign yet of how far Saber’s licensing partnership with Universal extends, and how the studio plans to keep expanding a game that hasn’t even set a release date.
Two Movie Scenes, Rebuilt as Playable Stunts
The first sequence recreates the forest chase from the original Jurassic World, putting players on a motorcycle riding alongside a pack of pursuing raptors. The second pulls from Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, alternating between a jeep and a motorcycle as players escape an erupting volcano, before capping the stunt with a motorcycle backflip over an open-jawed T. rex.
How Stuntman: Hollywood Plays
Stuntman: Hollywood is a single-player action-racing game built around recreating movie stunts rather than winning races. Players chain together jumps, drifts and near-misses while hitting precision marks behind the wheel of vehicles pulled from the game’s other licenses — K.I.T.T. from Knight Rider and the time-traveling DeLorean from Back to the Future among them, alongside a broader garage of supercars, muscle cars and motorcycles.
Straying from a scene’s scripted path is rewarded rather than penalized: pulling off unscripted stunts earns extra points and builds reputation as a stunt performer, on top of the clean execution that unlocks new challenges and vehicles. It’s the same core loop Saber describes as delivering “death-defying stunts” across every stage, regardless of which movie license is attached.
A Universal-Wide Licensing Deal
The crossover runs through Saber’s licensing partnership with Universal Products & Experiences, the arm of NBCUniversal that also holds the Fast & Furious, Back to the Future and Miami Vice licenses already built into the game. That relationship is what lets a stunt-driving title with no built-in connection to Jurassic Park construct an entire level around it.
Jurassic World joins a roster that has included Fast & Furious, Back to the Future, Knight Rider, Miami Vice and Death Race since Saber first revealed the game in June 2026, all licensed through that same Universal deal. It marks a shift from the original PS2-era Stuntman games, which built fictional productions parodying real movies instead of licensing them outright.
Stuntman: Hollywood is confirmed for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S and PC, where it’s currently available to wishlist on Steam. Saber has not announced a release date.
Source: Game Informer, Push Square, Neowin, GamingBolt
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