City Car Driving: Stunt Master

City Car Driving: Stunt Master skips the slow driving-school intro and starts with something louder. Your orange sports sedan sits at the mouth of a glowing neon tunnel, headlights on, engine idling at a thousand revs. Gold text tells you everything you need: drive forward with W or the up arrow, hit the ramps - the city awaits you. Floor it, and the speedometer in the top-left corner shoots past 140 km/h as the tunnel walls blur into pink and blue light.

From Tunnel to Open City

The tunnel is a short, flashy tutorial that ends at a giant orange ring. Fly through it and you arrive in the main map: a sprawling city at night, with lit office towers, wide boulevards, parked cars, roadside billboards and traffic moving in both directions. There is no fixed route. You can cruise the streets obeying the lights, or you can head straight for the stunt ramps scattered around town - steel launch platforms with glowing arrows that throw your car into the air.

Two green buttons stacked on the right are worth remembering from the start: Reset Vehicle puts your car back on its wheels after a bad landing, and Skip jumps past the tutorial tunnel if you have seen it before.

Points, Damage and Felony

The bar across the top of the screen is the core of the game. In the middle is your points counter. Every jump, drift, near miss and stunt adds to it, and points are what unlock new, faster cars. On the left is a Damage meter that fills as you crash into walls and other vehicles. On the right is a Felony meter - drive like a maniac in front of the police and it rises, eventually bringing cops after you.

That balance is the fun of it. Big stunts mean big points, but reckless driving through traffic racks up damage and attracts attention.

Full Control Layout

• W / Up arrow - accelerate
• S / Down arrow - brake and reverse
• A, D / Left, Right arrows - steer
• Space - handbrake (essential for drifting)
• F - nitrous boost
• C - change camera view
• L - headlights
• Q / E - left and right turn signals
• I - start or stop the engine
• Esc - pause

Yes, there are real indicators and an ignition key. The game leans into the simulator side as much as the stunt side, and the dashboard overlay - speedometer on the left, rev counter on the right, ABS and ESP lights, a check-engine warning and a headlight indicator - makes it feel like you are behind a real wheel.

Driving Tips for Higher Scores

Line up before the ramp

Hitting a ramp at an angle sends the car spinning. Straighten up a good distance before the launch and keep the throttle steady.

Save nitrous for the approach

F gives a burst of speed that turns a modest jump into a huge one. Use it on the run-up, not in the air.

Handbrake drifts score well

Tap Space as you turn into a corner and countersteer to hold the slide. Long, clean drifts add up quickly on the points meter.

Watch the Felony bar

If it is getting high, ease off for a while. Losing a police chase usually means losing your combo too.

Try different cameras

The chase camera is great for stunts, while closer views make city cruising feel more realistic.

Exploring the Night City

Beyond the ramps, the city rewards curiosity. Wide avenues are perfect for top-speed runs, tighter side streets test your handbrake turns, and the stunt zones are packed with jumps, loops and kickers placed one after another so you can chain tricks for a bigger multiplier. Traffic flows realistically, which makes threading between cars at high speed a stunt in itself - just remember that every scrape adds to the Damage meter.

Cars and Unlocks

You start with the orange four-door, a capable all-rounder. The points you earn feed into a garage of player vehicles with higher top speeds and sharper handling. A bonus button near the top of the screen offers a chunk of extra points if you want a head start on the next unlock.

Driving Questions

Do I have to do stunts?

Not at all. If you would rather just explore the city at night, obey the lights and use your indicators, the game happily lets you.

My car flipped over - now what?

Press Reset Vehicle and you are back on four wheels.

Why are the police chasing me?

Your Felony meter got too high. Crashing into traffic and driving recklessly near cops raises it.

More driving on the site: master the slide in Drift Hunters, test your nerve on narrow roads in Drift Boss, or crawl over obstacles in the physics puzzler Drive Mad.