Welcome to the Gear.Club Wiki!
This is your comprehensive guide to the world of Gear.Club!
Gear.Club is a racing game made for iOS, Android, and Nintendo Switch created by Eden Games. Here, you can learn about all the cars, tracks, modes, and features of Gear.Club!
Please adhere to the rules, and enjoy!
NOTE: This wiki is new and an updated version of the previous version of the Gear.Club Wiki. We would really appreciate any help. Currently, we are focusing on the mobile edition of the game. If there is anyone who is willing to contribute and can provide information on Gear.Club Unlimited and/or Gear.Club Unlimited 2, we would be extremely grateful. Thanks!
This wiki is from the creators of the Airport Hero Wiki.
Members
- PugMan433 (owner/founder)
- Flame1225 (moderator)
- PM Productions (moderator/frequent contributor)
- Rusty12 (frequent contributor)
Rules
Rear view of a Porsche 918 Spyder.
A Dodge Challenger and a Mercedes C 63 compete for first in a Rally race.
A Koenigsegg Agera competes with a Dodge Viper.
- If you would like to create a page, please contact an admin to confirm the article is worthy
- Don't vandalize or spam on the wiki
- Do not harass admins or anyone else, we consider harassment to be bullying, insults or offensive slurs, etc.
- Please don't swear or make inappropriate/offensive jokes, younger audiences do frequently visit this wiki
- Please do not advertise on the wiki
- Don't beg admins to give you admin rights unless you frequently make positive contributions
Editing Guidelines:
- First off, please contact owner/admin before creating a new page, they will decide if you can.
- If you want to make a small edit, such as a grammar error, feel free to do so, but please click "minor edit".
- If you want to change the information, minor or not, contact an admin, there's a small chance it may not be true.
- If you want to make a major edit, you will also have to contact an admin.
Uploading Images/Videos
- We appreciate people adding their own game screenshots
- All images and videos must be related to the wiki
- Do not upload potentially offensive or inappropriate imagery
About the Game
A blue Pagani Huayra drives along the Atlantic Highway.
Description
From Eden Games's website:
"Gear.Club is much more than a quick adrenaline rush; it is an authentic world of cars. Realistic driving experience, with fully simulated engines, powertrains, suspensions and aerodynamics.
You will get to explore breathtaking settings and compete live with your online friends and foes through unlimited races, championships and events.
Gear.Club offers a full range of options for the cars. Players can collect, upgrade and customize some of the most gorgeous exotic vehicles in their performance shop and enjoy details including engine and interiors in full HD."
Games
- Gear.Club: True Racing (iOS/Android, Free)
- Gear.Club: Unlimited (Nintendo Switch, $44.99 USD)
- Gear.Club: Unlimited 2 (Nintendo Switch, $59.99 USD)
- Gear.Club: Unlimited 2 - Porsche Edition (Expansion) ($39.99 USD)
- Gear.Club: Unlimited 2 - Tracks Edition (Expansion) ($49.99 USD)
- Gear.Club Stradale (iOS,Mac, Apple TV, Free on Apple Arcade)
Frequently Asked Questions
We've put together an FAQ for Gear.Club. It will be updated periodically.
A Ruf RT 12R leads the pack during a derby race.
The record-setting Bugatti Veyron being chased down by a McLaren 12C.
A McLaren 570S waits at the starting line.
A row of customized Chevy Camaros.
An AC 378 GT tours the desert.
Two custom-painted Porsche 911s race through plains.
| Is Gear.Club a driving simulator? |
| No, but it can be called a racing simulator. Gear.Club allows players to race in multiple ways across many different environments. |
| How many Gear.Club games are there, and for what devices? |
| Eden Games currently offers four games. The latest release is Gear.Club Stradale which is available on Apple Arcade. Other Gear.Club Games include, Gear.Club: True Racing which is free and made for mobile devices, Gear.Club Unlimited costs about $45 and is available for the Nintendo Switch, but is now considered outdated. Gear.Club Unlimited 2 costs about $60 and is also on the Switch, the updated version of Unlimited. There are also a handful of special edition games for the Switch which can add more to the experience. |
| How is Gear.Club different from other popular series like Need For Speed and Forza? |
| Gear.Club is quite different from Need For Speed. It offers a more relaxed approach to racing. NFS primarily focuses on intense, illicit racing. Gear.Club focuses on typical sanctioned racing through beautiful environments. There is no illegal racing or police presence. Additionally, cars cannot be physically damaged after a crash, something both liked and disliked by players. Gear.Club has been described as related to the Forza Horizon series and fans have enjoyed both games, due to both of them sharing a more relaxed, scenic racing experience |
| Does Gear.Club have real cars and tracks in it? |
| Gear.Club has around 50 licensed cars in it (although it varies by game) from manufacturers like McLaren, Alfa Romeo, Mercedes-Benz, Lotus, Porsche, and more. Notably, it currently does not have vehicles from Lamborghini, Ferrari, or Maserati, although Eden Games has expressed their intent to include these in the future. As for tracks, none of them are directly based of real-world counterparts, although the in-game regions and tracks are inspired by regions in Europe and Southwestern US. The exception is Gear.Club: Tracks Edition, which will feature the legendary 24 Hours of Le Mans endurance race. |
| Does Gear.Club have classic cars in it? |
| Yes, but not many. Older classic cars from brands like Pontiac, Buick, or Plymouth are not featured in this game, and likely never will. Gear.Club focuses on modern-day sports cars, muscle cars, supercars, and hypercars. All vehicles in the game were made between 2006 and 2019. The exception is the Porsche 911 Type 930 and the Ford GT40, which are only available in select games in the series. |
| Can you customize you cars in Gear.Club? |
| Yes. In the performance shop, players can use the paint workshop and the cosmetic workshop to customize the look of their cars. Most cars in the game have 1-2 full body kits that can be purchased and usually come with a variety of spoiler and rim options. The paint workshop can apply paints in every main color. Cars also have preset custom paints that are more expensive and cannot be modified. |
| What kind of racing does Gear.Club offer? |
| Gear.Club is focused on sanctioned street racing, time trials, and rally/dirt racing. Drifting can be performed in rally races. There is no illegal street racing, no police or other obstacles on the road. The tracks are primarily highways that run through towns, beaches, forests, canyons, desert, mountains, and snow. As of 2020, Gear.Club will also feature motorsport and endurance racing. |
| Does Gear.Club have an open world map? |
| No. Gear.Club does not have open world capability, but has a combined total of about 1300 miles of dirt roads, asphalt, and highways. |
| Is Gear.Club a multiplayer game? |
| Gear.Club has a multiplayer option in the form of leagues. Players compete to set the best time on a track, with the winner receiving a generous reward. Additionally, in the mobile version of Gear.Club, Eden Games hosts tournaments every once in a while, where players who set a specific time can earn exclusive, powerful cars and even earn real rewards, such as the World's Fastest Gamer event which was held in the summer of 2019. |
| Does Gear.Club have microtransactions, and is it a fair game? |
| The mobile version of Gear.Club does, players can purchase currency to accelerate their progress. That being said, it is without a doubt a fair game. Unlike rival racing app Real Racing 3, which is notorious for subtly forcing players to spend money to move forward, the entire game can be completed in a reasonable amount of time without excessive effort and without a single in-app purchase. That being said, some cars are either hidden or have a high in-game price that may require spending money. It is not pay-to-win, however, as buying said exclusive cars with or without spending money will not heavily advance your game progress. |
If this didn't help, or if you are looking for an answer to a question about the game itself, please see the official Eden Game's Gear.Club FAQ:
https://edengames.helpshift.com/a/gear-club/?p=web
Gear.Club Stradale: https://gear.club/faq.html
Our Roadmap
A Porsche 911 Turbo in racing paint.
Gear Club Unlimited 2 - Customization Trailer (Nintendo Switch)
Customize your cars in Gear.Club!
GCU2 Tracks Edition - Teaser EU - Microids & Eden Games
Trailer for Gear.Club: Unlimited 2 - Tracks Edition
These are the goals our team hopes to accomplish before the wiki can be considered "done", but like any wiki, it is never truly done. If you could contribute towards any of these, we would really appreciate it!
Worlds Fastest Gamer 3 - LAUNCH Trailer - WFG3 2020
Trailer for World's Fastest Gamer 3.
- Articles for every car in the series
- Articles for every car manufacturer in the series
- Articles for every track in True Racing/Unlimited and Unlimited 2
- Individual articles for all the regions
- Articles for each event, derby, rally, time attack, etc.
- Articles for the workshops in the Performance Shop
- Articles for all the features in the series, currency, rewinds, customization, etc.
There is more to this list, but there is lots more. Check back on the talk page for updates for what is completed, and what we're currently working on.
Media
Most of the media on this wiki comes from fans and players. We also would like to give special thanks to YouTube channel "superamerica" and the Internet Game Cars Database (IGCD) for supplying many of the images and clips that appear on the wiki.
We encourage readers to add their own media to the wiki!
Sources
We use a variety of sources on this wiki. The majority of our information comes either from firsthand from the Gear.Club games, Eden Games (the developer), Microids (the publisher), and Nintendo. When using media as a source, we use clips from YouTube and other media sites. For historical information, as seen on the car pages here on the wiki, we use Wikipedia. While we understand that this source may not always be reliable, we have found it to be the easiest way to find information on the subject quickly, especially since the history section on said pages is not an integral part of the page. Due to us having so few members, we do not have a sources tab at the bottom of pages, however we hope to include this in the future.
Records
The infamous Circuit de la Sarthe as it appears in Gear.Club: Unlimited 2 - Tracks Edition, home of the 24 Hours of Le Mans.
James Baldwin, World's Fastest Gamer 3 winner, with his McLaren 720S GT3.
We're going to try something new. We've added two new posts. One lists the fastest cars by both top speed and acceleration. This is helpful if you're looking for the fastest car models. Check it out here: Gear.Club's Fastest Cars.
You might want that list for the next section. We've just opened up a Gear.Club Fastest Players competition. We want to find the twenty fastest players in all of the Gear.Club games to see how fast they can really go. Check it out for details, and see if you qualify for the list!
Fastest Players Competition
We want to find out the top twenty fastest players in Gear.Club! See if you can qualify for the Gear.Club Fastest Players competition:
- To qualify, send one of our admins (see our member list on home page) a screenshot of you in a race achieving a Gear.Club record-breaking speed. Don't forget to include your in-game name and car model.
- All cars and events count. The car can be stock or upgraded, and the event can be a normal race or a borrowed car in a Flash Event. As long as it is yourself setting the record, it counts.
- All Gear.Club games qualify, True Racing, Unlimited, Unlimited 2, whichever.
- The screenshot must show your speed in a race, not your car's top speed. We want to see you in-game actually attaining that speed.
- Once you've sent your message, we will respond either letting you know that you qualified and your speed has been added, that you qualified but your speed didn't break any records, or that your image didn't qualify.
See the list here: Gear.Club's Fastest Players. Maybe you belong on that list!
Polls
Participate in these polls!
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