Regions

The map in Gear.Club: True Racing

The Gear.Club map is divided into multiple regions, each in a different environment and with different championships, tracks, and car dealerships.

## Description

Each region is set in a different environment, and there is much to explore in each environment. The regions don't match a specific real-world location but they are based on places in southern Europe and the U.S. The map in Gear.Club Unlimited 2 is designed to look like Europe. Regions are unlocked by earning stars from winning races.

Most regions have at least one Car Dealership. This is where the player can buy new cars. Each one is marked by a tag that shows a car icon, the dealer's category, and a slideshow of the brands the dealer sells.

Regions will have multiple Championships. Since each region varies in size, there is no figure for roughly how many championships and events each on has. There is no open-world feature in Gear.Club but many of the tracks are interconnected. This is possibly the biggest letdown of the series, but there will likely be some open-world capability in either a future update or the next game in the series.

The regions do not differ greatly between games. Gear.Club True Racing and Gear.Club Unlimited have very similar maps with the same regions, and Gear.Club Unlimited 2 has a restyled and rearranged map with a few new regions.

## Regions

These are the regions that appear in the game.

### Mediterranean

   Main article: Mediterranean

Despite the name, this region is not actually intended to be the real Mediterranean. It is full of mountains, beaches, plains, and other beautiful features. The region has two small Italy-inspired towns. This region is the main one in the game. It is home to the performance shop. The region also is home to the A1, A2, and A3 category car dealerships.

This region has mostly A and B category championships, but has a few D category ones as well. There are no C championships here at all.

### Volcano Island

   Main article: Volcano Island

This region is sometimes considered part of the Mediterranean region. It features a large, presumably dormant volcano that occupies the entire island. There is a small town at the base of the volcano, and also features the Atlantic Highway and its corresponding bridge. The region has C and D category championships. It also features the C1 car dealership.

### High Plateau

    Main article: High Plateau

This region is characterized by a large ravine that cuts through a mountain range. The rugged nature of this region makes it perfect for Rally races, which is why there are more of them here than any other region.

Aside from numerous rally championships, this region has A1, A2, and B class championships.

### Great Dam

    Main article: Great Dam

This region is named for a very large dam in a high desert environment that occupies the western part of this region. The dam plays host to many racing events across it. Aside from the dam, there is a canyon that connects to the one in the High Plateau region, a bridge with a highway underneath it, and many steep cliffs. This region has several different B category championships and a single A3 one to the north. It also has the B3 category car dealership.

### Ghost Valley

Main article: Ghost Valley

Ghost Valley is smaller and is sometimes considered part of the Great Dam. It is perhaps most known for a large, modern city in the center often referred to as Ghost City. It currently has no events going through it in True Racing & Unlimited and can only be viewed from a distance. It also has the B1 and B2 car dealers. The B1 dealership is located on the top of a skyscraper in Ghost City, the B2 dealer is found in a repurposed satellite outpost. The region hosts A1, A2, and B1 championships.

### San Morra Desert

    Main article: San Morra Desert

The San Morra Desert, often referred to simply as San Morra and not to be confused with the racetrack of the same name, it a large region comparable in size to the Mediterranean. This region has many different features, players can race in open desert, past oases, over cliffs and bridges, and through bizarre rock formations. There are ghost towns, observatories and satellite stations, Native American cliff dwellings, and a massive suspension bridge crossing a ravine. There are championships in nearly every category, from A3 to D1. There is also the D1 category car dealership in the north.

### Kingdom

    Main article: Kingdom

This region is intended to look like rural England. It is named the Kingdom for the plethora of old castles from the medieval period. Aside from that, the Kingdom region is characterized by wide open fields, farms, numerous small towns, and lakes. There is also a large aqueduct that spans a valley. Looking to the north, a large mountain can be seen. The racing selection here has both road and rally events in the form of A3, B1, B3, C1, and D1 championships. Some of the tracks lead up to the Angus Hills region.

### Angus Hills

    Main article: Angus Hills

This region is mostly tundra, and the roads leading up the mountain are quite rugged. There are also patches of snow and ice. Around the area are several lodges and hunting grounds, and there is a large and ominous castle called Picts Fortress (which has a corresponding event). There is a ski lift at the region's highest peak which leads to the Lupon Mountains. The championships in the area are very close together, with A3, B3, C1, and C2 ones. The C3 category car dealership is located here. Some roads lead down to the villages in the Kingdom region.

### Pirate Bay

Main article: Pirate Bay

This region, also not to be confused with the racetrack of the same name, is located east of the Mediterranean and south of the Angus Hills. It is named after the large bay that occupies the area. The region has a large town that is perched on a cliff, a ravine just above the bay, and plains scattered throughout. The region hosts the C2 car dealership, as well as A, B, C, and D championships.

### Lupon Mountains

    Main article: Lupon Mountains

The Lupon Mountains are a mountain range which is covered in snow year-round. The region is visible in True Racing and Unlimited, but is not yet playable. In Unlimited 2, the region is much bigger and there is a snow-covered forest at the mountain range's foothills. The roads here are mostly frozen over, which does affect a car's performance during races. There are a few spread-out lodges and cabins, and a few small towns.

In May 2020, and update for World's Fastest Gamer 3 in Gear.Club: True Racing opened up the Lupon Mountains, as well as a dam to the north, hinting that new championships will be added soon.