Jackie Chan: Stuntmaster Play Online 🪙 PlayStation Games

Summary

Jackie Chan: Stuntmaster feels like stepping onto a set of one of his movies. The developers actually had Jackie do motion‑capture for every flip, kick and throw, and he even recorded his own voice, so the on‑screen hero moves just like the real guy. Across 15 fully 3D New York locations you can swing chairs, wield brooms and even grab random props for improvised attacks, while the game peppers in goofy outtakes that echo his film style. Collect all the golden dragons and you’re rewarded with a behind‑the‑scenes video where Jackie talks about the making of the game. Though the concept is clever, critics noted the beat‑’em‑up mechanics never quite reach a "wow" level, landing the title in the average‑review range despite its authentic Chan flair.

Storyline

Jackie Chan: Stuntmaster puts the famed martial‑artist in a surprisingly personal quest. Jackie learns that his grandfather, Fredrick, has been kidnapped, and the only way to save him is to fight his way through the streets of New York City. The game’s levels become a gritty urban playground where each alley and rooftop hides a new enemy. As the action ramps up, Jackie’s goal stays simple: locate Fredrick and bring him home safely.

Edited by Maya Carter