Nacon said in May 2025 it had signed a deal with Eden Games to publish Gear.Club Unlimited 3

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Nacon said on May 19, 2025 that it had signed an agreement with Eden Games covering the publishing and distribution of Gear.Club Unlimited 3. The release said the game was scheduled for release in Q4 2025 on all current-generation consoles and PC. It called the game the fifth installment in a franchise and said the game invited car enthusiasts to set up their own Gear Club in Japan.1^,2^,3^,4

Nacon said the game had several modes, from open-road driving to races of up to 10 cars. The release said a new Highway Mode had players weave at full speed through heavy traffic.5^,6

The company said the game strengthened its racing ecosystem, which it said included titles such as Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown and WRC Generations. It also counted Revosim, its line of Direct Drive peripherals for motorsport, in that racing ecosystem. The release described Eden Games as a studio based in Lyon, France, founded in 1998, that gained recognition with V-Rally, Test Drive Unlimited and, more recently, Gear.Club.7^,8^,9

Alain Falc, Nacon's CEO, said the company shared a passion for motorsport games with Eden Games. He said the company was glad to work with Eden Games on the game and to pool expertise to put automotive passion in the spotlight again.10

The AMF, France's financial markets regulator, listed the release under inside information, as an English record and a French record. We hold the text of this one release, 2,767 characters on 1 page in English, and none of the documents it refers to. The text we hold does not state any financial terms for the agreement.11^,12^,13^,14^,15^,16