Ultimate Stunts

If you're a fan of classic racing games, then you might be interested in UltimateStunts, a modern remake of the legendary DOS-game "stunts". Originally released in the early 1990s, "stunts" has been preserved on several abandonware sites such as the XTC site. Ultimate Stunts offers 3D racing with traditional CGA/EGA/VGA graphics but with no texture or smooth shading effects. However, the game is still a lot of fun to play thanks to its impressive stunts like loopings, bridge jumps, and more.

One of the main advantages of this game is the track editor feature. The original game's tile-based track editor ensured that every player could create their own tracks. The remake takes things further by providing features like openGL graphics and 3D sound, making it more appealing for modern gamers. The game will also work on UNIX-compatible systems like Linux and Windows.

Currently, UltimateStunts is in its pre-alpha phase, so there isn't much to expect from it right now. Still, the screenshots of the game give a good impression of how the game will look in the future. This latest release has improved the track editor even further, with automatic recalculation of route information when you make changes in the track. The other updates are a more user-friendly settings editor and a different slip model, making car handling a little easier.

Overall, UltimateStunts is an exciting and nostalgic trip down memory lane for those who loved playing DOS-era racing games. The added modern features and improvements certainly make it worth checking out for both fans of classic games and new gamers alike.