Stunt Paradise

Epic Game Store

Standard Edition · Epic Games

$7.99

Microsoft Store

Standard Edition · Microsoft Store

$7.99

Fanatical

Standard Edition · Steam

$7.99

Stunt Paradise price by region

Stunt Paradise costs £2.37 in the United Kingdom, €2.73 in Europe (EUR), $3.59 in Georgia (USD), $7.99 in the United States, CA$8.99 in Canada, NZ$10.59 in New Zealand, A$11.19 in Australia, zł15.29 in Poland and R$21.59 in Brazil right now.

Cheapest Stunt Paradise offer in each region, in local currency
Region	Best price	Official store	Key shop	Stores
United Kingdom	£2.37 −63%	£6.39	£2.37	5
Europe (EUR)	€2.73 −62%	€7.19	€2.73	5
Georgia (USD)	$3.59	$3.59	—	3
United Statesyour region	$7.99	$7.99	—	4
Canada	CA$8.99	CA$8.99	—	4
New Zealand	NZ$10.59	NZ$10.59	—	3
Australia	A$11.19	A$11.19	—	4
Poland	zł15.29 −54%	zł33.00	zł15.29	4
Brazil	R$21.59	R$21.59	—	3

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About Stunt Paradise

Welcome to Stunt Paradise, the ultimate destination for extreme driving and heart-pumping stunts! Buckle up and prepare to experience the thrill of a lifetime as you take on the most epic challenges on four wheels.

Push your driving skills to the limit as you perform insane stunts, including jumping off ramps, flipping through the air, and smashing through explosive obstacles!

Explore extreme tracks in various locations, from industrial cities and dusty deserts to beautiful tropical beaches. With many cool cars to choose from, each level offers a unique challenge that enhances your driving experience.

Key features

Extreme driving stunts
20 unique cars
50 crazy levels
Stylish graphics

Hit the gas and start your adventure in the world of extreme driving and stunts!

Stunt Paradise — game info

Platforms: Windows, macOS
Steam Deck: Verified
Player modes: Single-player
Controller: Full controller support
PC Game Pass: Not included

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Stunt Paradise price history

Stunt Paradise is $7.99 at Steam right now, compared across 4 stores. The lowest we have tracked is $2.79.

2026-09-26low $2.79 · now $7.99

Stunt Paradise price changes · since 26 Sep 2026
Date	Price	Store
9 Oct 2026	$7.99 ▲	Steam
28 Sep 2026	$2.79 ▼	Epic Game Store
26 Sep 2026	$7.99	Steam

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Stunt Paradise — questions & answers

What is the cheapest place to buy Stunt Paradise?: Steam at $7.99 — an official store, and the lowest of the 4 stores we compare for your region. Prices update through the day, so check the table above before buying.
Is Stunt Paradise free?: No — Stunt Paradise is a paid game. The cheapest we can find it is $7.99.
Has Stunt Paradise ever been cheaper?: Yes — the lowest we have tracked since September 2026 is $2.79. It is $7.99 today.
Is Stunt Paradise Steam Deck verified?: Yes. Valve has tested Stunt Paradise and rates it Verified: it runs well on Steam Deck out of the box, with default controls and readable text.
Can I play Stunt Paradise on Mac?: Yes. Stunt Paradise has a native macOS version on Steam.
Is Stunt Paradise multiplayer?: No — Steam lists Stunt Paradise as single-player only.
Is Stunt Paradise on PC Game Pass?: No — Stunt Paradise is not on PC Game Pass right now. The best price to buy it right now is $7.99.

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

Players appreciate this as a straightforward, kid-friendly take on the Trials formula that delivers accessible fun without complexity, though it's notably simpler than hardcore Trials games with less emphasis on precision timing and more forgiving mechanics. The main criticisms center on limited depth—minimal differences between vehicles, no timer-based competition, and relatively simple controls that mostly involve holding forward—making it best suited for younger audiences rather than experienced platformer fans seeking challenge. Most reviewers recommend it as great value for families or th

Recommended Jun 20, 2026

To sum it up its Trials/Elasto Mania for toddlers. I do not mean it as a negative, its a nice simple game for what it is - its obviously a different audience. After playing a dozen levels, this is mostly about holding forward, occasianally backwards and tiny bit of flipping - very far away from the trials. Id imagine my youngest would like this, but the teenagers would likely find it too easy and simplistic. There doesnt seem to be timer, so basically play a map once, maybe a second time if you want to find the "secret" star. Thumbs up for younger or very easy gameplay seeking audience, but hc trials/elasto fans id say move on.

4 found this helpful

Recommended Jun 20, 2026

This game took me back to my childhood. It reminded me of playing trials frontier on my mobile. And, I had so much fun. Thank you, truly! I sincerely look forward to the sequel!

2 found this helpful

Recommended Jun 17, 2026

Love it! It's like Trials, but with cars and much more kid friendly.

2 found this helpful

Recommended Sep 12, 2026

Really nice racing platformer, with good physics, almost like a trials lite. Those reviews saying you only have to press w all the time probably only played like 10 levels, it gets more difficulty towards the end, but nothing too bad.

1 found this helpful

Recommended Aug 4, 2026

Vroom.

1 found this helpful

Recommended Jul 30, 2026

I fell asleep 10 minutes into playing this. Woke-up like 10 minutes later still playing it and I had advanced levels somehow.

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