There has been a demo for Stuntman: Ignition released on Xbox Live.
Neil writes: "The latest sale is now in place, and yet again it is found delivering a multitude of discounts to Xbox One and Xbox 360 players, with all of the following available via the Xbox Deals With Gold and Spotlight Sale for 13th-19th August 2019. Better still is the fact that there are also a ton of discounts on our favourite LEGO games, whilst the Xbox Super Game Add-On Sale also adds in even more. Anything you'll be picking up?"
Stuntman Ignition is now available to download through Games with Gold on Xbox 360 and Xbox Backwards Compatible on Xbox One.
Carlos writes: "We may have some exciting and highly anticipated releases set to arrive on Xbox One throughout October, but let’s not forget that each month also brings Xbox Live Gold members a handful of games to enjoy for no extra cost at all. Whilst last month’s titles didn’t manage to rouse the biggest appreciation from everyone, there were still some hidden gems included that made for some classic additions to our gaming collections. With September all wrapped up and October upon us, it’s time to look into this month’s selection of free Games With Gold titles and see just how good or bad they are."
Overcooked is probably the best couch co-op game of the generation, along with its sequel... so it's an alright month in my book.
Stuntman was alright from what I remember but it’s 360 game same with hitman but looks pretty average month to me.
deleted it. This game just has no point.
I played it for a few minutes as well, and came to a few conclusions:
1.)It's painfully obvious that this is nothing more than YET ANOTHER sh1tty PS2 port.
2.) We are WAAAAY too deep into next-gen gaming, to STILL be getting PS2-port BS.
3.) The only thing they managed to change from the 1st game, is adding the "easy mode" button...which is really retarded, if you think about how it works. Basically, you're allowed more "mistakes"....which apparently means the movie Director just doesn't give a damn how the movie turns out. Why not just have a checkpoint system, so you don't have to repeat the whole damned sequence, if you screw up at the very end? After all, that's closer to the way it's ACTUALLY DONE in Hollywood; once they capture enough footage the way they want it, they keep it, and go back and reshoot the parts that need improvement...not the whole freakin' scene.