City Car Driving: Stunt Master

Drift, stunts, and police chases in a neon city.

City Car Driving: Stunt Master

City Car Driving Simulator: Stunt Master is an open neon-city driving sandbox where you earn points from drifts and stunts, unlock 10 exotic cars, and deal with police when the felony system triggers.

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About Stunt Master

BoneCracker Games developed City Car Driving Simulator: Stunt Master as the fifth entry in the City Car Driving Simulator series. The web version launched in January 2020, following the Android release in December 2019.

The game is built around an open neon-lit city rather than separate circuit races. There are 10 exotic cars to unlock, a garage with customization, and a police/felony loop that reacts to aggressive driving. The result is a driving sandbox with progression: the city gives you room to improvise, but points and money still matter because they feed the next car or upgrade.

The garage matters because the cars are not only cosmetic unlocks. Documented versions use different performance values for speed, acceleration, brakes, and handling, so a route that feels comfortable in an early car can become much harder at higher speed.

That is why upgrading is most satisfying when you revisit a familiar city section. A longer drift zone or larger jump becomes a quick test of whether the new car actually fits your driving style rather than just looking faster on the selection screen.

How to Play City Car Driving: Stunt Master

Drive through the neon city, score with stylish driving, then spend money on cars while managing police pressure.

Find Stunt Space. Look for open space, ramps, grass, and corners that can support drifts or stunt chains.
Build Points. Earn score through stylish driving rather than simply cruising in a straight line, then use the money to unlock cars and customize the garage.
Watch Felony Level. Risky driving and speeding feed the notoriety system and can trigger police pursuit.
Escape With Route Choice. Use nitro and wide roads to create distance instead of trying to out-muscle every police car.

Ten cars make progress feel different. Revisit a familiar city section after an unlock to test whether the new car actually fits your driving style.

Controls

Drive with WASD or the arrow keys, use Space to drift, and tap Shift for nitro.

Action	Control
Drive / steer	WASD or arrow keys
Handbrake / drift	Space bar
Nitro boost	Shift
Change camera	C
Turn signals	Q / E
Headlights	L
Ignition	I
Reset vehicle	R

Tips and Strategy

Enter long drifts with enough space to recover; a combo is only useful if the car can leave the corner under control. Save nitro for a clean straight, a large stunt approach, or a police escape. Boosting mid-corner usually adds instability instead of useful speed.

When the felony level rises, choose wide roads and open routes rather than narrow alleys where police cars can box you in. Spend early money on progress that changes how the car drives or gets you closer to the next vehicle, not only cosmetic changes.

Practical Tips

Recover Before the Combo Ends. Leave enough space after a drift so the next stunt starts from a stable line.
Hold Nitro for Exits. Use Shift on a straight, a jump approach, or a police escape rather than in the middle of a corner.
Escape on Wide Roads. Open routes give you room to create distance when notoriety is high.
Buy Performance First. Early money should change how the car drives or unlock the next vehicle, not only garage cosmetics.

Game Mechanics

Open Neon City. The sandbox is one night-time map rather than separate circuit races, so route choice is part of scoring and escaping.
Score and Money Loop. Stylish driving earns points and cash that feed the next car or upgrade.
Ten Exotic Cars. Documented versions use different speed, acceleration, brakes, and handling values, so later cars change how familiar streets feel.
Felony and Police. Risky driving and speeding raise notoriety and can trigger pursuit. Nitro and open routes create distance better than fighting every cop car.

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