Knight Rider: David Hasselhoff Franchise Returns to Hollywood in a Surprising Way, Watch Trailer

Knight Rider: David Hasselhoff Franchise Returns to Hollywood in a Surprising Way, Watch Trailer
Knight Rider: David Hasselhoff Franchise Returns to Hollywood in a Surprising Way, Watch Trailer
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David Hasselhoff’s Knight Rider just released a trailer hinting at the next expansion of the franchise. As revealed by a new gameplay trailer, Knight Industries Two Thousand, the iconic car from Knight Rider, will appear in Stuntman: Hollywood.

Originally airing from 1982 to 1986, the Knight Rider series followed Michael Knight, played by David Hasselhoff, and K.I.T.T., his artificially intelligent, crime-fighting car. Developer Saber Interactive, in collaboration with Universal, has teamed up to bring Knight Rider into the upcoming game. The trailer offers a look at what might be in store for players sitting in the driver’s seat of the hyper-intelligent car, K.I.T.T.

Check out the trailer for Stuntman: Hollywood here:

The last Stuntman game, Stuntman: Ignition, became available in 2007. Almost twenty years later, Stuntman: Hollywood marks a return for the franchise, focusing on some of the most iconic vehicles from modern Hollywood. The game is set to launch on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Steam.

Iconic movie & TV cars take the spotlight

Stuntman: Hollywood, as the name suggests, is going to feature some of the most recognizable vehicles from iconic films and TV shows. These include NBCUniversal’s franchises as well as recognizable names from Amblin Entertainment and Universal Pictures. The announced properties include Jurassic World, Back to the Future, Fast & Furious, Knight Rider, Miami Vice, and Death Race.

Stunts in the game will also be inspired by television and movie classics. Players will be invited to pull off intricate and death-defying maneuvers straight out of some of Universal’s biggest shows and films. They can rise through the ranks by chaining jumps, drifts, and near-misses while hitting their mark. Beyond the cars from iconic franchises, players will also have a wide selection of high-speed supercars, muscle cars, and agile motorcycles to choose from.

As of now, no release date has been announced for Stuntman: Hollywood.


Originally reported on ComingSoon.

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