Gear.Club Unlimited 3

There is a lot that you can potentially get out of Gear.Club 3, especially if you enjoy time trial challenges, where you’ll get a lot out of the large number of tracks and online leaderboards. Collecting all the cars and then playing around with them is a lot of fun, and ideal for pick-up-and-play sessions. It might not be a must play, but it’s one of those games that you’ll likely find yourself spending more time with than you realise.

Final WeaponSoul Kiwami

Gear.Club Unlimited 3 is a great racing game that takes advantage of the Switch 2 hardware to deliver a compelling, immersive, and satisfying experience with smooth gameplay. With a roster of more than 40 car models with 50 tracks across France and Japan, Gear.Club Unlimited 3 gives racing game fans a lot to play with in its content-rich story mode. Although there are a few graphical issues and some missing fan-favorite cars, the game is a great foundation for developer Eden Games to build of...

Analog Stick GamingJeff Young

8/10

From Paris to Japan, you'll take on over 50 courses, purchase and drive up to 40 exotic cars, from top European and Japanese manufacturers such as Bugatti, Mazda, Nissan, and Porsche, as you attempt to build a Gear Club in Japan and lure in top talent to make your dream a reality.

WayTooManyGamesLeo Faria

7/10

Well well, color me surprised. Not even a year into the Switch 2’s life cycle, and we already have TWO racing games not featuring Italian plumbers, actually focused on driving real-life cars, increasing the size of your garage, and just taking advantage of the Switch 2’s portability to enjoy an occasional free race every now and then. GRID Legends was the first one to drop, and I’ll be honest, it set the bar incredibly high from the getgo. I was wondering how Gear.Club Unlimited 3 would...

GameSpewRichard Seagrave

7/10

While it lacks online multiplayer, you might want to pick up Gear.Club Unlimited 3 if you like the idea of developing your HQ in Japan, competing in races to unlock new features and put together an impressive garage of cars. You'll have to put up with a handling model that isn't all that impressive, however, and some will rue the lack of assist and difficulty options.

XboxEraXboxEra

6.8/10

The third chapter of this relatively niche, yet long-running street car racer is upon us. Like in Forza Horizon, we're going to Japan!

PPEIgor Chrzanowski

6/10

Can a long-standing mid-tier title reach the next level? Gear.Club Unlimited 3 had big plans, but did the execution live up to its ambition? We invite you to read our review of Eden Games' masterpiece.

Nintendo World ReportTed Hazell

6/10

Gear.Club Unlimited 3 is the kind of game I would recommend only with a big, big asterisk. If you just want a realistic looking racer, and to race around and do very little else, you will probably get some enjoyment out of it. If you want a racer that gives you a real reason to keep coming back beyond simply unlocking the next event, this will leave you wanting a lot more.

VGChartzEvan Norris

5.5/10

Tokyo adrift.In less than a year, Switch 2 has already assembled an impressive catalog of arcade racing games. The [...]

GamelinerPatrick Lamers

Eden Games has released a new installment in the Gear.Club franchise. Patrick tells us whether Gear.Club Unlimited 3 takes the series into a higher gear...

TheSixthAxisDominic L

5/10

The Nintendo Switch was not home to many great racing games, especially ones that didn’t feature karts and moustachioed drivers. So far, that’s continued to play out for the Switch 2, but there are some key signs of change with the arrival of GRID Legends last month. Drafting directly behind it is Gear Club Unlimited 3, an arcade/sim-cade racer that also boasts its own storyline, licensed vehicles and updated visuals, hoping to snatch its own place on the podium. While it puts up a valiant effort, it feels like it’ll remain firmly in the middle of the pack.