Ultimate Stunts

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Ultimate Stunts
Developer(s)	Cornware
Publisher(s)	Cornware
Designer(s)	Corné Plooy (CJP), Martin "Bones" Boese
Release date(s)	2001
Genre(s)	racing game
Mode(s)	single player, multiplayer
Rating(s)	NA
Platform(s)	Windows, Unix, Linux
Media	download
System requirements	600MHz CPU, highcolour, 20MB hard disk, 5MB RAM
Input	Keyboard, Joystick

Ultimate Stunts is a free software and open source racing game started by a Dutch student in 2001.

Ultimate Stunts tries to make an up-to-date Stunts-like game from scratch. The game allows the player to race on different tracks including elements like jumps and loops to do stunts on. The game supports single player and multiplayer racing. The game will also allow the player to import tracks from the original Stunts game.

The game's development can be followed on its SourceForge project site. Because the game is open source software, the game is compatible with multiple operating systems, and support for more can be added by anyone.