Gear.Club Unlimited 3 Release Date — Out Now on Steam

Gear.Club Unlimited 3 was released on October 8, 2026. It is a full release rather than an Early Access title, it is priced at $39.99 in the United States, and it shipped on Windows through Steam with no separate demo. If you are looking for the launch facts before buying, those four answers cover the essentials.

The Release Date and Launch Status

The Steam API record for appid 3659460 carries a release date of October 8, 2026 and sets the coming soon flag to false, so the game is out rather than announced. The store page presents the complete feature set, including Story mode, the highway mode and the customisation systems, which is the shape of a finished launch rather than a roadmap.

This also settles the series timeline question. The store page notes that the Gear.Club series has attracted millions of players for nearly 10 years, and this entry is the return that moves the setting outside Europe for the first time. The launch facts are collected below.

Item	Detail
Release date	October 8, 2026
Status	Released, not Early Access
Price (US)	$39.99
Platform	Windows (Steam)
Demo	None listed
Developer / Publisher	Eden Games / Nacon

What Launched at Release

Everything the store page describes was present at launch rather than promised later. That includes Story mode set in Japan, the returning French Mediterranean coast, the new highway traffic mode, over 40 cars, 50 tracks, mechanical and bodywork customisation, and the garage system. Steam also lists 26 achievements at release.

Platforms and Availability at Launch

The game launched on Windows only. The app details mark Windows as supported and macOS and Linux as unsupported, and the store page lists no console version. Steam categories at release cover Single-player, Multi-player, Co-op, PvP, Shared/Split Screen and Remote Play Together, and the game carries full controller support.

Buying It on Day One

There is only one storefront to buy from, and no edition split is documented. The app details show a single price overview at $39.99 with a 0 percent discount, and the store page lists no deluxe edition, no pre-order bonus and no season pass, so there is nothing to compare between versions at launch. That keeps the day-one decision simple: one product, one price, one platform.

What Is Not Documented Yet

What is not documented yet is any post-launch roadmap. The store page and the Steam news hub are the places a roadmap would appear, and as of October 8, 2026 the store page publishes no DLC plan, no season pass and no patch schedule. If you want the current state of the build rather than the launch state, the update page tracks what is verifiable, and the platforms page covers the store and language details.