Hello! I miss the good old days when I played Stunts. This game is very much inspired by that game :)
Use arrows or WASD to drive the car. Press escape to restart current level.
Unfortunately, I didn't implement an in-game editor like in the original, but it might show up in the post-jam version.
It is an html5, javascript web game made with Three.js (webgl), Cannon.js and soundmanager2 (reverts to good old flash if no html5 sound is available). The music was procedurally generated with abundant-music.com
Badly needs the track editor! And where can I select the car? I want the Lancia! ;-)
I kid, I kid - Your game is great fun! I think you have captured the essence of stunts. I also liked the visuals, you've even managed model the Lamborghini LM002 pretty accurately! ;) The bloom filter is a nice touch (though my poor little intel-graphics machine can't quite keep up with bloom switched on). Props for the settings menu, and also for making the game re-scale to the size of the browser window. A little engine sounds would have been nice. But other than that - great work! That was fun!
Fun game with some nice, radioactive graphics. :) Not too aligned with the theme...but hey, I had an awesome time driving around! Car seems to get caught on the up-ramps which was a bit frustrating. And the cars suspension was a bit bouncy. Otherwise, great job - well done!!
Good job on balancing the game, unfortunately I never played Stunts, so no nostalgia for me. The physics are too erratic for my taste, driving up a ramp is only possible at a snail's pace. The biggest problem is that you can't reset, which left me lying on my side or back several times, mournfully looking at the timer running out. Because of this I gave up on level 4.
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I kid, I kid - Your game is great fun! I think you have captured the essence of stunts. I also liked the visuals, you've even managed model the Lamborghini LM002 pretty accurately! ;) The bloom filter is a nice touch (though my poor little intel-graphics machine can't quite keep up with bloom switched on). Props for the settings menu, and also for making the game re-scale to the size of the browser window. A little engine sounds would have been nice. But other than that - great work! That was fun!