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Following up on last year’s release, Microids and Eden Games have their second Nintendo Switch exclusive ready with Gear Club Unlimited 2.
While some gamers picked at Gear Club Unlimited, I thought it was an extremely competent racer. The game might not have matched some other titles in terms of beauty, but it was a lot of fun. And, on top of that, offered a bunch of licensed cars to customize.
The sequel will have more of that. Actually, a good deal more. As in the last game, you’ll have to pick up new cars and upgrade what you have in your garage to advance in Gear Club Unlimited 2. You’ll be able to swap out parts, repaint your rides, and even add “stickers” to give them one of the kind looks.
Now, about that list of cars, here’s what you’ll be able to drive in the game when it arrives on Switch this December the 4th:
| MAKER | MODEL |
| Acura | NSX 2016 |
| AC | 378 GT Z |
| Alfa Romeo | 4C |
| 8C Compitizione | |
| Giulia II QV | |
| Giulietta III QV Squadra Corse | |
| Bentley | Continental GT V8 S |
| BMW | M2 Coupé |
| M4 Coupé | |
| M6 Coupé | |
| Z4 Roadster | |
| Bugatti | Veyron GrandSport |
| Chevrolet | Camaro 1LS |
| Camaro 50th | |
| Corvette Stingray | |
| Dodge | Challenger RT/Scattpack |
| Viper SRT | |
| Fiat | 500 Abarth 695 Biposto |
| Ford | Focus RS 2016 |
| Mustang GT 2015 | |
| GTAMotor | SpaniaGTA |
| Jaguar | Ftype R AWD |
| Koenigsegg | Agera RS |
| Lotus | 3-Eleven Race |
| Elise 220 Cup | |
| Evora 400 | |
| Exige S | |
| Mazzanti | Evantra |
| McLaren | 12C |
| 570S | |
| 570S GT4 | |
| 675LT | |
| 720S | |
| P1 | |
| Mercedes-AMG | C63 S |
| GT S | |
| SLS BlackSeries | |
| Mini | Cooper S JCW (F56) |
| Nissan | 370z |
| 370z Nismo | |
| GTR | |
| GTR Nismo | |
| Pagani | Huayra Roadster |
| Zonda Cinque | |
| Porsche | 718 Boxster GTS |
| 911 GT2 RS | |
| 918 Spyder | |
| Ruf | CTR 3 |
| RT12 R | |
| W-Motors | Fenyr Supersport |
| Lykan Hypersport |
