Gearshift One is a driving simulation game combined with a mechanical sandbox, where players can freely customize and experiment with their own car designs. The game opens up a vast space for testing, observing how each small change directly affects how the car performs.
The Vast Open World In Gearshift One
Gearshift One boasts a vast open world, but what makes it unique is the ability to customize that world. You have a special inventory, allowing you to manually place obstacles like containers, build ramps for long jumps, or create challenging tracks with increasing difficulty.

Realistic Experience
Controls Using The Game Controller
- Driving: Use the left (left/right) analog stick to steer.
- Accelerate: Use button #9.
- Parking brake: Use the right analog stick to pull down.
- Clutch: Use the right analog stick to push up.
- Brake: Button 6.
- Upshift: Button 10.
- Downshift: Button 5.
- Repair: Button A.
- View map: Button 8.
- Slow motion: Button 4.
Keyboard & Mouse Controls
- Movement: WASD or arrow keys.
- Parking brake: Space key.
- Clutch: Shift key.
- Shift: F key (upshift) and V key (downshift).
- Slow motion: T key.
- Repair: R key.
- Reset vehicle: Enter key.
- Rotate camera: Mouse.
- Change vehicle: Page Up (next vehicle) / Page Down (previous vehicle).
Gearshift One is a mechanical testing space where players constantly adjust, test, and observe how their vehicle changes with each small adjustment.