Pacific Drive
Pacific Drive
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Gear.Club Unlimited 2 - Ultimate Edition
Developer Eden Games
With the pedal to the metal, race along more than 3,000 kilometers of tracks that await you! On the mountainside, through a nature park, in the middle of the desert or along the coast, defend your position in more than 250 races, with championships, exhibition races and Grand Prix. From the Steam store page
179 reactions from 2 sources (Steam reviews, Bluesky) · newest Oct 6, 2026 · last updated Oct 8, 2026 · How this works
Audience score
63
Fresh
112 positive · 66 negative
95% range 56–70%
| Source | + | − | = |
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| Steam reviews | 112 | 66 | 0 |
| Bluesky * | 0 | 0 | 0 |
* shown, not counted in the score (label accuracy below our 85% bar or not yet audited).
1 newer reactions are still waiting for a label.
Steam's own rating
Mixed
364 of 548 reviews positive (all languages, per Valve)
What people are saying
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Reactions
60 of 179 · most liked firstGear Club Unlimited 2 is a beautiful arcade racing game that reminds me Gran Turismo 1 and Need for Speed Porsche. It's a gem from a bygone era, when racing games were simpler, allowing even younger players to unlock all the achievements. It's the kind of game I used to play with my childhood friends on the console during a long night, that's what it reminds me of, but with modern graphics. Overall, it's a great racing game that doesn't seem to be trying to compete with Forza Horizon or…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Really unfinished. Stutters on a 2070 Super. Half the time, the buttons don't even respond in menus. During a race, the car will randomly just turn completely black. To top it off, you cannot pause in races at all!! I'm sure there are plenty of other problems, but I already gave up after this much in less than 30 minutes!
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →As a game developer, you just can't win. You go for variety, and people tell you that your game is too weird. Imagine what happens when you don't go for variety, and try your best to compete with twenty other products? You make concessions, and then people tell you that your work just isn't good enough. Imagine what happens when you don't make concessions, and tell everyone to shove off if they don't like your work? And if you're one of the people who are willing to point out this sad…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is like being kicked in the nuts repeatedly. A horrible painful experience. It starts with you messing around just to get your gamepad recognised by the game (Something that it should do automatically but doesn't because it's crap!!) The car handling is like something from a cheap car racer from 20 years ago and that makes it, yes you guessed it...CRAP. For some reason everything looks bleached out, there's no real colour. So CRAP!! And the biggest insult is that they insist on…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →我很難去推薦《極速俱樂部無限 2》這款遊戲，尤其是在一開始就遇到了圖形問題。還好有好心人分享了他們的知識並提供了有用的指南來解決這個問題，讓我現在能夠順利地進行遊戲。這個問題與（AMD RDNA2 顯示卡）有關，你可以在我最喜歡的指南清單或遊戲討論區中找到相關的指南。不管怎樣，我現在已經參加了賽車比賽並設定了我最喜歡的車款，終於讓我可以寫些關於遊戲的體驗。這款遊戲能挽回自己的形象嗎？ 遊戲中大量的比賽項目（我最喜歡的是淘汰賽），讓我一開始就印象深刻，這些比賽設在四個地點，每個地點都有不同的外觀和天氣類型，但令人失望的是，這些環境因素都沒有對行駛產生任何影響。原先這些賽道看起來很吸引人，不過它們很快就失去了魅力。一旦你注意到這些賽道都用了複製貼上的方法，你就會意識到一切都非常普通。 你可以用你的獎金購買新車，當然也能夠客製它們。遊戲的中心是維修廠。所以如果你跟我一樣想要調整你那超讚的 Abarth…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Pretty good arcade racing game for Switch, less so for PC. This game is full of flaws but not the worst one I ever played. To me it feels like, it was made for people who never touched a racing game in their lives. It's hard to ignore the game was only intended for mobile devices and wasn't supposed to see the light of being ported over to consoles or PCs. Some of the positive things I can say about this game include: good selection of licensed cars, solid soundtrack and quite a bit of track…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game can be reassumed with two words: BAD and BORING. The graphics are bad and boring, the gameplay bad and boring, and the music bad and boring.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →GCU2 is racing game port from Nintendo Switch Its has decent driving model but to be honest its playable but it has some problems What i like in game ? (+)Definetly cars looks amazing even for game for Switch they are look great whoever did models shoud get paid more (+)Cars Dealers which is element taked from TDU2 (And i liked) where you can buy car, Test drive it or even check it inside (+)LOTS of challanges which is great you have championship and some side challanges (+)Porshe and…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →If you're looking for a top-quality racing game with a deep story, this isn't the game for you. If you want to chill, have 20 minutes to play, want to complete a few races, feel some real progress, and don't like rubberbanding, this is the game for you, especially if you get it on sale.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I played the first Gear.Club on mobile a long time ago, but only enjoyed it briefly due to the heavy time gates and microtransactions. That said, the game had a solid base in terms of physics, despite some quirky handling. With Gear.Club Unlimited 2, all of the typical mobile game annoyances are gone. Modifications and upgrades to your car are now instant—no more waiting around. The physics feel slightly improved, cars are little easier to control, though not drastically. Visually, the game…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Once you realize this is a port of a Nintendo Switch game, you end up appreciating some of the features it has over other racing games on Steam. I am 99% certain it is the only racing game with licensed cars on PC with a four player split screen mode, one of two games (the other being The Crew 2) that features both Porsche and RUF vehicles, and it comes with a track racing focused expansion where you have to manage fuel and tire wear. Mind you, the game is not amazing by any means, but it…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Basically Forza Horizon 5 but with less budget Originally released on the Nintendo Switch, this is a complete version of the game with all post-launch content included in one Ultimate Edition for PC. The game opens with a simple premise: the racing team is going bankrupt, and you’re replacing the previous driver, aiming to win this big competition. The story doesn’t throw walls of text at you; instead, you’ll occasionally see short speech bubbles where characters briefly explain what’s…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →*Only recommended on sale If you are looking for a basic racing game, that feels great on a keyboard, this 100% is for you. While there is a lot of stuff to critique: drifting feeling sticky, the AI treating every race like a time trial, the gamepad controls that feel horrible even though this game was originally designed for consoles, the story being as basic as can be, or the fact that completing this game is really irritating due to the repetitiveness at some point. I think especially…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Could've been a really good racing game, but there's just too much repetition in grinding its 250 singleplayer events. Honestly seems like a higher-budget mobile game created to capitalize on the Nintendo Switch's lack of racing games at the time. The cars themselves are fun to drive though, and most cars handle quite differently from one another. Mastering drifting at high speeds also feels great. But unfortunately most events are way, way too easy, and you'll be ahead of the pack the entire…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →⚖️ MATCHING EXPECTATION: * 🟢 = Available = Fun +1 * 🔴 = Not Available = Fun -1 * Match Nothing = 0 Fun 🟢 Arcade Circuit Endurance + Sprint Races 🟢 Grand Prix Rules 🟢 Car Customization 🟢 Massive Content 🟢 Splitsreen Multiplayers 🔴 Public Opponent 🔴 Smart & Interesting AI Bot 🔴 Natural Physic on Speed & Weight 🔴 AAA graphic & audio quality 🔴 Drifting Score Attack Mode fMeter FUN fUN METER DISCOUNT COMMUNITY REVIEWER…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →So what happens when a washed up racing game developer decides they want to make a DriveClub inspired game originally for mobile then port it to PC? Well, then you get Gear.Club 2 Unlimited 2 "Ultimate Edition". This game is so void of lacking any personally or fun factor to it. -There is no vehicle damage. -Bad mobile-esque UI design. -No voice acting for the characters. -The environments look like total ♥♥♥♥. -The graphics are just not good or get even close to looking like a 2021 game.…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The car "physics" are abysmal, even for an arcade game. Not worth it. Play GRID Legends instead, if you want a fun racing game.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Listen, I'm leaving it in my library, because it was laughably cheap and is not THAT bad. I cannot recommend it though, honestly. But the most important point is that I cannot recommend this version over the Switch version. I already have that game on the Nintendo Switch. I thought to myself, let's check out the Steam version, because on a PC it's supposed to look better, work better and so on. However, astonishingly, all problems with the game remain exactly the same in the Steam version as…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →First of all, it is a PC port of game made for Nintendo Switch and there are some limitations and design decisions that carried over from that console. Generally, it is playable and the game has some cool concepts here and there but when it comes to core gameplay - racing the game is above-average at best. There's a decent variety of cars and all of them are quite well detailed, which is exact opposite to the game's map design which is very bland and repetitive (most likely because of Switch's…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I wanted to like this game after enjoying the first Gear.Club on Android. -Cheating/Rubber band AI - especially in endurance events. -Frame Rate Issues -Night Races - you can barely see anything. Really buggy overall. Save your money. Eden Games/Microids: Please do better! This could have been a good game.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Eh, it's an ok port. Performance is fine on a 2080 super, but the game is pretty bare-bones. The races are long, like really long, which I would normally consider a good thing, but they're so boring. You get to the front of the pack at the start and just stay there. There's almost no rubberbanding, which again I would consider a good thing, but the A.I. aren't capable enough to make the races compelling without it. So you just drive by yourself for 5 minutes at a time, multiple times over, to…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Play if you lack racing games (I guess?) Despite the lack of hours in this game, what throws me off is the car handling, it's god AWFUL (I've played GRID 2, that has the most floaty driving physics but sometimes it FEELS fun), and feels like they tried to replicate Gran Turismo but couldn't, not even GT on the PSP is as bad as this... and I own a PSP. It's an arcade racer that tries to attempt race sim elements (like the race line and all), a mobile game can definitely play better than this…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It is a simple and well thought out game in the possible way of investment time by the game developers. I was never interested in Nintendo Switch. But some games on this platform I was interested! One of them being Gear.Club Unlimited 2. So far I'm enjoying the game!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →this is a phone game do not buy it.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This one scrapes barely into "recommended" territory for me. It's worth a go if you can get it cheap and while the game does plenty of things right, it does others horrifically. GCU2 is a Switch port, so the visuals aren't great, even with the settings maxed out. Honestly, not a deal breaker; just don't go in expecting Forza Horizon. The best way I can describe the game is babies first simcade racer. The game teaches you stuff like the racing line, and expects you to follow it for the best…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is simple and fun, it reminds me of old retro Need for Speed games but with good graphics. It's not a AAA racing game though! It has local multiplayer and split screen support too so it's good for gaming on big TVs with family or friends :p Tip: If you find the handling is so bad on some tracks just change the tires or the car.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →GCU2UE (just GCU2 from here on) is the "gold edition" of GCU2, a racing game "lite" from Eden Games, a company better known for being a developer of licensed properties, but this is their original IP. It is a racing game, with some odd handling choices, but a huge variety of cars and tracks, plus some random content so there's plenty of events to go around, but lacks the innovative factors or the exoticness that made Forza Horizon or even the Crew 2 or similar games interesting. But the low…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Played on Linux using Proton Exp, Runs Great, Looks Good, Sounds Good and Plays okay, First play said something about a Gamepad but it still works fine with keyboard (For testing i used keyboard but ended up testing for over an hour). Not much to say as it's more an Arcade Racer then a Sim, which I'm happy about, Has a map screen to pick races and other stuff, Can upgrade 'Garage' and 'Cars', and Has Visual Novel Parts (Story?, and help mostly), But it's a Good Racing Game and Fun to Play,…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Unpolished but fun arcade racer with licensed cars. Runs well on low-end machines without looking ugly. Includes car customization (although not for all cars), a unique garage upgrade and management system, and nice physics once you get to the fast cars. Despite its positives, Gear.Club 2 features bland track designs (at least in the main mode), tacked-in "rally" races that have nothing to do with actual rally or even rally cross, and a clunky livery editor that doesn't offer as much…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Hot garbage with no option to adjust input sensitivity. Impossible to steer properly.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →(Before you ask about my hours, I played this game on Switch for a while before getting it on Steam) This game is pretty simple but thats what I love about it. It isn't trying too hard to be something different, its a racing game and it knows its a racing game. Definitely check it out if you can
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The game itself looks fine and runs fine but the devs NEED TO FIX THE CONTROLS AND ADD FULL CONTROLLER SUPPORT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I don't like having to remap every action from a keyboard to a controller when A RACING GAME IS BETTER WITH A CONTROLLER. I like having throttle control and i like having control over how much i turn into a corner. Its hard to steer when its either full turn or no turn i like a bit more control when turning and that is the BIGGEST issue with this game. PLEASE FIX…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's pretty average. Physics are fine, graphics are decent, sound is acceptable, career progression is well paced enough. However, it has no microtransactions, battle passes, DLC, or lootboxes and it's not always online, so it's one of the best racing games released in the past few years.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Pretty fun. I checked this out because Eden Games made the fantastic Test Drive Unlimited 2. This game is much smaller in scope but here the racing just *feels* good. Keep your expectations in check as this is not a AAA game, but this feels like one of those A or B tier games that was pretty good even though they didn't have a huge budget. There's options you can adjust for if you want brake/steering/anti-skid, so you can make it more arcadey or more simcade like feel. You can also toggle…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I was craving a proper racing experience for my Steam Deck that I could achievement hunt n' chill with and for that exact purpose this game delivers. What is it like? --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- It's a pretty simple game that'll most likely not wow you in any ways but at the same time I can't really point at anything that I hate about either without getting nip picky. The only thing that really felt off…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Plays fine on the Steam Deck and it's a fun aracade racer. Nothing special, but the price isn't also that high, especially on sale. Fine game to waste a few hours with.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I can see only one argument why would you want to play this game and it's because it can run on older hardware. And if you are one of those persons, please hear me out - I beg you don't do it to yourself, there's PLENTY of other racing games, even the older one's, that will run excellently on your machine and give you lots of fun. This game is probably the perfect example of "painfully mediocre" - not only it doesn't do anything special that'd be worth experiencing, but also everything that it…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Well, nowadays developers seem obsessed with forcing things. There is no true single-player mode, only career and multiplayer. In career mode, you start immediately with the Mini Cooper and are forced to complete three qualifying races before you can even access a dealer to choose from the first four cars. There is no single-player free play, no free track mode, nothing of the sort. Multiplayer is split between split-screen and online, but I didn’t even bother testing it. Graphically, the game…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Basically Forza Horizon 5 but with less budget Okay so I'm about an hour into this game and honestly? It feels like I'm playing Forza Horizon 5 literally. Like seriously, the open world racing, the car customization, the whole garage setup it's all there. Obviously it's not as polished as Horizon but for what it is, damn impressive. The driving physics are surprisingly solid. Cars actually feel different from each other and have weight to them. Started with some basic Mini and now working my…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →simple relaxing arcade racing game
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →An initially charming game that falls apart at the seams the more you play it. The bulk of the issues with this game are related to the game's AI which difficulty is tied to the vehicle class. So initially it's very easy and as you go on B and C class both offer a fair challenge. The frustration begins once you've put 10+ hours into the game and start racing D class vehicles to learn how the AI cheats, defies the laws of physics, rubberbands and rams you relentlessly. Do yourself a favour and…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Gear.Club Unlimited 2 is an aracde racer with more of the classic style of the racing era from PS2/PS3/XBOX/XBOX360 times that not means it is a bad idea it is actually great if its right made: Pros: + driving for what it is is alright it could be a little better on steering its a little stiff sometimes even with upgrades + car selection is ok not the biggest ever but also some more not so much seen cars that you can drivein racing games here (RUF RT12, RUF CTR3, Fenyr Hypersport, Lotus Evora…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Oh woe is me, why is there such a pitiful selection when it comes to arcade racers? I gesture melodramatically. Gear Club 2 is, it's... Fine. OK, even. A basic ♥♥♥♥♥ budget bin arcade racer that looks a bit ♥♥♥♥ and presents next to zero pizzazz. It isn't particularly exciting, but it plays pleasantly enough; more of a chilled racer than an edge of your seat one. I imagine they blew a very big chunk of their budget on licensing.…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →For anyone that enjoys Gear.Club on the switch this is a must buy. I have over 300 hours played on the switch version and this is just as fun as the first time I played it. The graphics are stunning, the load times are seconds and the game handles slightly less twitchier that on the switch. 9/10 for me. Would have been 10 if you could message your clan to try to give your team tips or just for a bit of fun. Keep up the great work and lets have some fun
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Enjoyed the first game on the switch. super happy you decided to bring this to PC so I can play with a proper controller instead of only having my joycons that I don't like using. Not sure what others are having issues with for stability/framerate issues but I have thus far (through about 5 races and a couple laps of test track) had a perfectly stable framerate on max graphics settings, motion blur off, 1080p resolution, vsync off, 143hz refresh rate(GTX1080, i7, 16gb ram, single monitor(could…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →In my opinion a hidden gem and a tribute to the older era of racing games. The physics lean towards the realistic side, but mostly when driving on asphalt. I like that it keeps things simple when it comes to starting a race. Just pick an event and a car from the menu and the race starts. Just like older racing games. It has an interesting car collection with a couple of rare vehicles such as the Mazzanti Evantra ( which has become one of my favorites ) and the AC 378 GT Zagato. But also some…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Bare in mind, when/if you buy this game, this is not a sim, its an arcade game, with arcade physics and sounds. With that in mind, its an interesting enough game for us to spend a few hours racing without taking things too serious. We still have goals to achieve, but its a more relaxed type of game, imo.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →After playing for around an hour, I couldn't stand the AI or the poor handling anymore. The game's graphics are pretty good, at least if you max them out. But I just didn't have the patience for the game's weird AI difficulty anymore. There is no way to change it, only adding assists. Which really doesn't do anything to change things. This game is convergence of everything that should have been QA'ed out before launch.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →100,000,000 bugs waiting for u
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →driveclub at home, recommend
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Coming back to this game having originally played it on the switch years ago. i was filled with nostalgia. It felt great to come back to the electro music i have missed after so long. Anyway. games great. basically cheap Forza. good bang for the buck. I've seen a lot of reviews complaining about controller support, however these issues were easily solved for me by simply enabling steam input (steam > big picture mode > gear.club unlimited 2 > controller > enable steam input).
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Recommend on discount- it's the sort of game that once upon a time you would have rented for the weekend, and there's nothing wrong with that. A serviceable racer with plenty of content that will run on anything. And unlike its big budget competition, it's not constantly shouting about how awesome everything is while attempting to induce epilepsy in the player.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →poorman's Forza Horizon... good buy 8/10
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The first Gear.Club was a nice mobile game, with bite-sized races that found their home on smartphones and Nintendo Switch. Seeing this game on sale I decided to buy it and play on my handheld, check what improvements were made in this release. Unfortunately, I see no improvements that would positively impact the single player experience. The car models are nice, though not exceptional as it is still a mobile game in its core. The tracks are varied but very simple and short. I wish the…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Driveclub on the Switch Games that got no business being this long. Most of the excruciating slog of a campaign, was about racing the same tracks on every class And still, to put it to perspective, Gear club´s main competition on the Switch would have been Grid Autosport, an old spin off, that still feels a decade ahead of whatever this got going on. EDEN Soul I did like the arcade direction, clean UI, and old school events map. Not many games can boast an actual customizable garage.…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Seems like a really great game in terms of graphics and overall it looks really good. What really threw me off was the AI being overly agressive, u can't even drive along side them without them trying to push u off the track or just trying to ruin your whole race in every way possible, also the handling felt way off. Coming from someone with 20 years of experience playing everything from arcade to sim racing games this is by far one of the worst games i've ever played handling wise
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Mobile game (phone) graphics and control... 22GB for what???
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Tracks: Hairpin, 90 degree turn, hairpin, hairpin, hairpin, 90 degree turn, ad inifinitum. Every roundabout/crossing is exactly the same. No flow, no sophisticated combinations testing your merit. Driving: Switch off all assists (if you don't the game will brake, steer and get on and off the throttle for you) and wonder why your brakes do next to nothing without brake assist. Sometimes it seems as if the car is stationary and the world is moving around it. It's a moblile port Frankenstein of…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Top class game! I really liked everything! Great high-resolution graphics, balanced ultra-accurate driving on the road, an extremely interesting approach to career mode. Truly realistic car racing simulator! I recommend it! Игра высшего класса! Очень всё понравилось! Великолепнейшая графика высокого разрешения ,сбалансированое сверхточное управление автомобилем на дороге, крайне интересный подход к режиму карьеры.Поистине реалистичный симулятор автогонок! Рекомендую!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Buy this game: - If you are looking for a decent NFS-esk, type of game (with the collection aspect of GT or Forza), which isn’t under the EA’s belt of nonsense (DRM, limited activations, data mining, forced EAplay). It has the right mix of arcadeness, customization, multiple tournaments divide by classes, and pure mindless arcade racing. - If you are reminiscing of the style of old Grand Turismo and Ridge Racer games. There are spotlights that reminds that sweet PS2/PS3 era (specially the…
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