PlayStunts is a browser-native reconstruction of Stunts, also released as 4D Sports Driving. You can choose from eleven cars, race against the clock or an opponent, build tracks and watch replays.

No. PlayStunts is an independent, unofficial reconstruction and is not affiliated with the original developers, publishers or Roland.

No. The hosted game runs directly at playstunts.com. A local installation is only needed if you want to build the project from GitHub.

A desktop or laptop with a keyboard and a current browser supporting WebAssembly, Web Audio and WebGL is recommended. Browser audio begins after your first click because browsers block automatic sound.

Use the arrow keys to accelerate, brake and steer. A and Z shift gears; Esc opens the game menu; C or F1–F4 changes camera; D toggles the dashboard; and V cycles the enhanced chase distances. The complete list is beside the game on the home page.

Enhanced mode redraws the race with full-colour scenery, detailed 3D cars, live steering and suspension, improved lighting, shadows and additional chase-camera distances. It is selected by default on the hosted site.

Yes. Enhanced graphics is enabled when the game launches. Choose Use original graphics above the game to switch to the display mode selected in Setup. Only that website control changes the renderer; opening an in-game menu does not change your graphics choice.

The four remixed music cues are enabled when the game launches. Choose Use original music to switch back. Sound effects and engine audio remain unchanged. Both versions follow the same playback clock, so changing modes continues at the corresponding position instead of restarting the music. The in-game Options menu still controls whether music is on or off; turning it back on restarts the current score in either version.

Setup selects the original display mode and sound device. Saving changed settings restarts the game automatically. Enhanced graphics remains a separate website option.

Only for MT-32 sound. You must legally provide compatible control and PCM ROMs yourself when building locally. PC speaker, Tandy, AdLib and Sound Blaster options do not require Roland ROMs.

Yes. The 3D showroom and enhanced race renderer use the same decoded models and materials for all eleven cars. In the showroom, drag to rotate, scroll to zoom and choose the available source colours.

Yes. Open Tracks, replays and save backups on the home page and upload an original .TRK file. Supported tracks are 1,802 bytes.

Yes. Upload the .RPL file before starting the game, then load it from the in-game replay menu. Names may contain 1–8 letters, numbers, underscores or hyphens, and supported recordings contain no more than 12,000 frames.

They are stored locally by your browser and belong to the exact site address you are using. They are not attached to an account or synchronized online.

Export a save backup from the home page before changing browser, computer, hostname or port. Import that backup at the new address. Individual track and replay downloads preserve their original DOS filenames and bytes.

No. The repository contains the reconstruction source, preparation tools and redistributable dependencies. You must supply your own compatible original game files, and optional Roland ROMs, artwork and box scans are not included.

Use the complete extracted PC installation of Mindscape’s 4D Sports Driving 1.1, finalized 13 December 1990, identified as MS 1990 in the Stunts version table ↗. The community archive named 4D Sports Driving 1.1, Dec 13 is a tested input.

The reconstructed browser game does not execute the original DOS launch programs or their copy-protection path. The current preparation and smoke-check process supports the tested, unmodified original files and verifies that a fresh race continues beyond the original protection interval.

The hosted site uses optional presentation artwork, including the masthead, box scans and reconstructed title images. These are not required for gameplay and are not distributed in the source repository. A local build uses its documented fallbacks unless you provide permitted copies yourself.

The maintained commands, supported checksums, optional artwork layout and troubleshooting steps are in the GitHub README ↗. Follow the steps in order and do not merge newly generated assets into an older installation.

Not yet. PlayStunts is a public beta. The main game, Setup, cars, tracks, replays, sound choices and enhanced renderer are available, but visual, audio or simulation differences may still be found.

Send a bug report with your browser, selected car, track or replay, sound and display settings, and the steps needed to reproduce it. Do not attach game archives, ROMs or credentials.

Yes. The reconstruction is available on GitHub ↗. Original project source is licensed under GPL-3.0-only unless a file states otherwise; third-party components keep their own licences.

No. The project licence does not cover original executables, artwork, game data, Roland ROMs or material extracted from those files. Those remain subject to their respective rights holders’ terms.