![]() But instead of Final Fight's big red meat, Stuntmaster uses milk and cartons of Chinese food (complete with chopsticks) to power up Jackie's life bar. Breaking apart items like crates and garbage cans will occasionally reveal food. Since Jackie is such a master of stunts, you can do things like wall-jump, counter enemy attacks, and perform all sorts of martial arts-style kicks and punches. The gameplay is split between Final Fight-esque punching and kicking and a good deal of platform jumping. Each area is broken up into three levels, and each area ends with a boss battle. To achieve his goals, Jackie must wander through areas like rooftops, Chinatown, sewers, and the waterfront. The storyline of Stuntmaster revolves around Jackie's grandfather, who has just been kidnapped by thugs, and a missing package that Jackie must retrieve. ![]() ![]() As such, it comes off as a decent beat-'em-up game with some shaky platform elements thrown in for bad measure. The game is finally finished, and while it's still quite a bit of fun, the graphics don't shine quite as much as they did back then, and the gameplay doesn't really live up to its full potential. ![]() when we first saw a preview of it two years ago. Jackie Chan's Stuntmaster is one of those games that looked promising. ![]()
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