Set angle and speed, then launch
Adjust ramp angle (10–75°) and launch speed (10–60 m/s). Press Space or tap Launch to fire the car off the ramp.
- Higher angle = more air time
- Higher speed = more distance
Free stunt simulator tool
Stunt Simulator gives you a focused browser tool to launch stunt runs. Tune the controls, review the result, and share it without installing anything.
Built for fast browser play, quick screenshots, and shareable results.
Start Stunt Simulator here. The native tool component keeps localized controls, instant results, and sharing in one clean page.
Space / Launch to fire. Left / right arrows flip mid-air — each full rotation adds 500 pts. Land wheels-down for full score; crashing halves it.
Stunt Simulator: Use the tool first, then continue to the guide and FAQ.
Stunt Simulator focuses on car stunt physics game, clear controls, instant feedback, and a result that is easy to understand.
Use Stunt Simulator with practical controls and instant visual feedback. The page keeps the simulator, guide, and sharing path together.
Adjust the setup, read the result, then share the outcome with friends or save it for later.
Use this Stunt Simulator guide to get a clean first result and understand what to adjust next.
Adjust ramp angle (10–75°) and launch speed (10–60 m/s). Press Space or tap Launch to fire the car off the ramp.
While the car is flying, press ← → or tap Flip Forward / Backward. Each full 360° rotation adds +500 points — flips are the biggest score driver.
When the car hits the ground wheels-down, you get a clean landing and keep your full score. Crashing halves it — use a last flip to correct your angle.
Stunt Simulator keeps the tool lightweight while still giving you enough control for repeatable results.
Change inputs, replay outcomes, and compare the next result.
Create screenshots, quick links, and repeatable simulator moments.
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Fast answers before you use Stunt Simulator or share a result.
Yes. It is free to use in the browser and does not require an account.
It is browser based and designed for modern desktop and mobile browsers.
Yes. Use the built-in share option when available, or capture the result as a screenshot.
Open Stunt Simulator, adjust the settings, and make a shareable simulator result in your browser.
Free to use and no download required.