Super excited for this, what a great idea.

This to me this is a roguelite without any progression to encourage repeat play. The problem for me is that once you realise you've messed up a run, you just quit and restart. You're repeating the same sequence until you execute it correctly. There's no meaningful progression within the gameplay itself — you're not exploring, developing anything or making meaningful choices; you're simply trying to improve your execution and shave time off your previous attempt.
I can see why some people enjoy mastering that kind of challenge, but for me the gameplay becomes boring very quickly because once you've learned the sequence, you're essentially just rehearsing it until you get it right.

Is this how the game is? Is there any progression beyond just unlocking new scenarios and shaving seconds off you time?

This just makes me want a new Burnout game.. looks pretty tho

I'm looking forward to this. Can't wait to do some Miami Vice stunt driving.

It's my Grand Theft Auto Six, and to see actual licenses for those movies means they can be even closer to the source material. It's the kind of game with a lot of DLC potential too and the kind of game I want to support post-launch. The first one captured a really fun part of my childhood, movie-sets, stunts and practical effects, not CGI and skeletonized crews (which I see on current shoots now) Film and Hollywood has changed in a very short amount of time, it's nice to see that a game can keep tradition alive.

Like that Street Fighter movie, I'm hoping it inspires children to try martial arts, Krav Maga was a big boost in personal confidence, children today need that. By the same token the Film industry is lacking people with real passion, it's become so outsourced, perhaps some child will play it, realize that something, and pursue a career in the industry. If not at least they'll have fun.

This looks very interesting to me, classic 80s cars and arcade style gameplay, certainly be keeping an out for how it looks at release.

@Maaster89 I posted some of those videos here a couple of weeks ago from the PS2 disc. His book is fantastic if you are interested, it's called 'The True Adventures of the World's Greatest Stuntman: My Life as Indiana Jones, James Bond, Superman and Other Movie Heroes'. I've seen him work on a few pictures, the man is an absolute legend. I never cared for Actors (too much) mainly cinematographers, lighting and Directors, guys like him were and are the exception.

I heard rumors that Steen Young is involved with this new one, just rumors. He owns a couple of companies that work with the industry and he's a great stuntman. It's endangered art, not many people want to risk life and limb for the perfect shot. Steen has worked on some pictures like Batman and StarWars, some games too, the stunt coordination for Jedi Survivor was all him, Battlefield too. His career goes all the way back to The Fifth Element and as far back as PS2 games. He like many in the profession are unsung heroes.

This looks 100% like my sort of game.

The original had very small room for error as well I remember. Hoping this turns out just as good!

This was my favourite reveal in the last State of Play.
I am hoping for a release date in tomorrow's one.

Loved the original way back in the day. Was unforgiving, but that's what made it compelling. Fingers crossed for a physical copy

So happy to see this back though I was pretty crap at the original and now I’m older with worse reflexes I hope there’s an easy mode 🤣

@TheDarts you're right, once you know how to do it, there is little more to it. But trust me, succeeding to pull the kind of stuff it demands is no small feat... the "once you know" is a big leap for a game as hard and precise... I mean if it is anything like the previous one. The rush comes from succeeding to pull the sequence... something that will require many many many attempts ^_^