Eden Games breaks down the rendering tech behind Gear.Club Unlimited 3, from GPU-driven architecture to ray tracing and 60 fps at 500 km/h.

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Eden Games engineers share how they built the rendering pipeline for Gear.Club Unlimited 3, a 60 fps arcade racer targeting speeds up to 500 km/h. Key topics include their custom Unity Scriptable Render Pipeline (built since 2019), GPU-driven architecture that removes CPU submission bottlenecks, multithreaded asset streaming with virtual texturing, and platform-specific optimizations for Nintendo Switch 2 using DLSS and async compute. On PC, the game supports real-time ReSTIR-based path tracing, DLSS 4.5, FSR 4, and XeSS 2. The team collaborated with Unity's ray tracing team to add APIs like RayTracingAccelerationStructure.AddInstancesIndirect and NVIDIA Shader Execution Reordering. Their philosophy centers on a single scalable pipeline with controlled feature degradation per platform rather than separate rendering paths.

Rendering at 500 km/h in Gear.Club Unlimited 3