The Gear.Club series is back! Customize and set up your favourite cars to race at top speed along the roads of the French Mediterranean coast and Japan. Don't just win – show off your style!
Gear.Club Unlimited 3 comes across as a middle-of-the-road arcade racing game. The arcade style handling and tracks are fine, while the car selection is good albeit tiny when compared to the competition. The story and focus on events are great, but the pacing really wants you to play this game in short spurts versus extended sessions. The circumstances...
Somebody once told me that sometimes it makes you feel better if something is irredeemably bad, rather than frustratingly lacking, because with the first one you can just walk away and say Yaeah, they did something bad. With games like Gear Club Unlimited 3, I see the ideas; they are there, bubbling right under the surface. As an arcade racer that feels...
Unlimited 3 has the foundations of a potentially enjoyable racing game, but it still needs more work and polish to appeal to a wider audience. Players looking for a single-player racing experience may find something to enjoy, provided they are willing to overlook some of its shortcomings. However, there is still a long way to go before it can compete...
Gear.Club Unlimited 3 is a scrappy, B-tier simcade racer that's the best in a flawed series. Despite no multiplayer and tech hiccups, its great car roster and deep customization offer solid fun. Wait for a sale.
Balancing honest ambitions with some undeniable shortcomings, Gear.Club Unlimited 3 remains a more enjoyable arcade racer than its presentation might suggest.