Gear.Club Unlimited Release Date Pushed Forward On Switch

Gear.Club Unlimited Release Date Pushed Forward On Switch

Here’s a great piece of news for those of you waiting for Gear.Club Unlimited. Microids has announced that the game’s release date has been pushed forward in North America to November 21, 2017.

The game will release on the Nintendo eShop and at retail as a temporary GameStop exclusive on the same day. It’ll be out in Europe on December 1 and in Japan on December 14.

To celebrate, a new trailer and more details on the game’s splitscreen multiplayer and performance shop have been released. Check them out below.

1.The performance shop:

The Performance Shop is a fully personalized garage where players can customize and improve their vehicles! It can be fully furnished by the players, who will choose their workshop locations, showcase their cars and can even choose the color of  the floors and walls!

7 workshops are available to improve and personalize vehicles:

  • Mechanical workshop: modification of the engine and the gearbox
  • Tires workshop: to change tires and brakes
  • Body workshop: make the car lighter
  • Wind tunnel: improved aerodynamics
  • Rally workshop: transformation of cars to adapt them for the off-road competition in rally mode
  • Paint workshop: paint rims, bodywork and brake discs
  • Cosmetic workshop: customization of the hood, bumpers, side skirts and to add fins to your cars

2. Split-screen Multiplayer Mode

With the Nintendo Switch’s multiplayer features, players will race and compete with up to 4 cars on the same console split-screen mode on their TV set or Nintendo Switch TV or tablet. They will be able to drive the 32 cars available in the game as well as the models they will have customized in campaign mode.

Gear.Club Unlimited is developed by Eden Games and published by Microïds, it will be available on November 21 on American Nintendo eshop and as a temporary exclusive at Gamestop in its boxed version. The game will be released on December 1st in Europe (physical and digital versions) and on December 14 in Japan. The game is rated E for Everyone.

Source:
Microids PR