On every course you have to qualify by beating a set time in training mode, enabling you then to enter a race with up to three computer-controlled opponents. But then there's also the option to link-up another computer to play against a friend (modem, cable, or network), something not found in the more popular Stunts. The graphics are okay for their time as are the controls, but one of the best things, in technical terms, is the excellent sound even through the good old PC speaker. During the race, there are multiple views for quickly seeing what's going on behind you or on the sides and the VCR-like recorder enables you to review your race later on.

Overall, Stunt Driver is a fun game that definitely deserves as much attention as better-known and better-sold Stunts (although it is admittedly inferior). Unfortunately, the game has a lot of problems on modern computers. A slow-down utility is a must for anything faster than a 486, as the in-game clock and the computer opponents won't work if your computer is too fast. Highly recommended, especially in multiplayer mode.