For the most part it look appealing when you look at the case. But, when you finally get the chance to play it. No music, barely and sound. And you disregard the simplicity of the menu and interface of the game. You think well at least the gameplay might be decent.

Very good racing game, tons of tracks, Performance shop customizable with a lot of options, addictive... very good game. 35+ hours played and still can't stop.playing. I'm surprised!

If you want an example of "How to not do a driving game" you look at this, it's a game that tries to be like Forza Motorsport, but fails, you have tons of pointless tutorials, a Tetris garage set up which gets annoying as sometimes it won't LET you progress, and I hope you like flooring it all the...

This game is best

Go back to 2017 and Family Friendly Gaming was promised a physical copy of Gear.Club Unlimited. We were forgotten and you can see how much a promise is worth when it comes from anyone in PR and Marketing. An update came out for Gear.Club Unlimited, and our EIC realized the promise had not been kept.

promises fast-paced racing at the intersect of arcade and simulation gameplay. However, in trying to appease fans of both styles of racers, it excels at neither. Instead,

Buy Gear.Club Unlimited Recent Nintendo consoles haven't been known for racing games. The systems have always had the best kart racing game series in Mario Kart , and the likes of Fast RMX represent futuristic racers, but those seeking more traditional racing with real-world cars have had to deal...

When it comes to video game expectations, context really is king. As the first thing resembling a ‘proper' racing game on Switch, Gear.Club Unlimited has a certain amount of goodwill stored up for it.

Hugging dangerous curves and gunning it to grab first place as I cross the finish line is enough to sustain me in most racing games, but that's not the strong point of Gear Club Unlimited.

I'd like to be the one to tell you that is the Switch's answer to Forza and Gran Turismo, but sadly, I can't. It makes a decent effort to mimic those popular racers with impressive visuals and a huge map of over 400 races, but a serious lack of charm and dull track design makes it feel nothing more...

Great graphics; especially in handheld mode; Upgrading cars and shops is a nice distraction

Racing isn't very fun; Repetitive and boring campaign; Only 32 cars