Gear.Club Unlimited 3 Features — Cars, Tracks and Modes

Gear.Club Unlimited 3 ships with a feature set the store page lays out explicitly: over 40 cars, 50 tracks across France and Japan, a new highway race mode, a Story mode built on Japanese car culture, and customisation that covers both the mechanical and the visual side of every car. Two items are flagged as new to the series, and the rest build on what earlier entries established.

The Car Roster and the Tracks

The store page describes an incredible garage of over 40 models from the biggest European and Japanese manufacturers, and the key features list gives the round figure as 40 dream cars from top manufacturers. The named brands are Alfa Romeo and Pagani for Italian spirit, BMW, Bugatti and Porsche for engineering, and Nissan, Subaru, Mazda and Honda for Japanese sports cars. The description also stresses fidelity: each car is recreated with extreme accuracy across cockpit, engine and bodywork, and the store page calls the attention to detail visually stunning.

The series has also moved outside Europe for the first time. After France and Italy, Gear.Club Unlimited 3 takes the setting to Japan alongside the returning French Mediterranean coast, and the key features list puts the total at 50 tracks to dominate in France and Japan. What is not documented yet is the individual car list and the per-region track split, so there is no published model-by-model or region-by-region breakdown to work from.

The New Highway Mode

The headline addition is highway racing. Alongside intense races and thrilling Time Attacks, the game adds a mode that puts you in traffic on French and Japanese highways. The store page describes fighting through traffic, anticipating car trajectories, changing lanes at the right time, narrowly missing opponents while overtaking, and taking risks to cross the finish line first.

The framing matters: this is not described as a harder circuit, but as a test of mastering speed and handling at the same time. That makes it the feature most likely to change how you play, because it rewards reading a moving field rather than perfecting a fixed line.

Story Mode, Customisation and the Garage

Story mode is described as immersive and based on Japanese car culture. You create and grow Gear.Club in Japan, immerse yourself in the local car culture, challenge rivals and extend the club's influence on a new continent, and the store page says every win and every choice will leave its mark on your journey.

Official key feature	Detail
40 dream cars	From top manufacturers
50 tracks	In France and Japan
Highway races	Marked as new
Story mode	Based on Japanese car culture
Customisation	Mechanical and bodywork
Garage	Listed separately as Customize your garage

Customisation is split into mechanical and bodywork layers, with paint, bodywork, rims and mechanical performance all named as editable, and the stated goal is a car that reflects your individuality. Beyond the headline features, Steam lists the modes and services that round out the release: Single-player, Multi-player, Co-op, PvP, Shared/Split Screen, Remote Play Together, Steam Achievements, Steam Leaderboards, Steam Cloud and Family Sharing. The gameplay page covers how those systems interact, and the car list covers the vehicle and customisation detail.