About DriveStuntGames.com

What this site is

DriveStuntGames.com is a place to find and play driving games in a web browser. Everything here runs inside the browser window — there is no launcher to install, no client to download and no account to create before you play. You open a game page, the game loads, and you drive.

The site is organised as a catalogue rather than a feed. Games are grouped into categories, tagged, and given their own page with a description, related titles and a place to leave a comment, so a game you enjoyed is easy to find again and games like it are one click away.

What you can play

The catalogue is focused on driving in its widest sense:

• Stunt — ramps, loops, mega-jumps and impossible tracks.
• Drift — corner control, angle and momentum.
• Racing — circuits, sprints and time trials.
• Traffic racing — high-speed weaving through live traffic.
• Police chase — pursuits, escapes and roadblocks.
• Bike — motorbikes, trials riding and wheelie challenges.
• Off-road — hills, mud, trucks and rough terrain.
• Car games — parking, simulation, open-world driving and everything else with four wheels.

New titles are added over time, and the categories above are the fastest way to move between them. If you would rather browse by theme than by category, the tag links on each game page group titles by the things they have in common.

How the games work

Games play in the browser, and many of them are supplied by third-party game providers and loaded into the page through an embed (an iframe). In practice that means the game itself is served by the provider that hosts it, while DriveStuntGames.com provides the page around it: the catalogue, the description, the categories and tags, and the link that takes you there.

Because those games are hosted elsewhere, availability is not entirely in our hands. A provider can update, move or retire a title at any time, and when that happens the game may change or stop loading on our page too. We remove or replace entries as we find them, but we cannot promise that any particular game will stay available forever.

How a game runs also depends on your device and browser. Some titles are heavier than others, some expect a keyboard, and some do not support touch controls at all. If a game will not start, it is usually worth trying a different browser or device before assuming the page is broken — and if it still fails, please tell us.

What we do and do not claim

DriveStuntGames.com helps people discover and access browser games. We do not claim ownership of the third-party games listed on this site. The games, along with their artwork, trademarks, code and other materials, belong to their respective owners, developers and providers, and they are credited or linked where that information is available to us.

If you own the rights to a game or to other material that appears on this site and you would like a page, thumbnail, description or embed reviewed, changed or removed, see ourDMCA and copyright page for how to send a request.

Ads, comments and your data

The site is free to use and supported by advertising. Some features — such as comments, ratings and favourites — store information either in your browser or through a service we use to run them. What is collected, why, and how you can control it is set out in thePrivacy Policy. Use of the site is covered by ourTerms of Service.

Get in touch

Suggestions, corrections, broken games and missing credits are all genuinely useful to us. You can reach us at contact@drivestuntgames.com, or see thecontact page for what to include.