Mecha BREAK's open beta has recently wrapped up, and in response to player feedback, the developers are contemplating a significant change: making all mechs available from the start. Dive deeper into how the developers are reacting to the community's input and the potential shifts they're mulling over.
Mecha BREAK Open Beta Feedback
Mecha BREAK Developers Considering Making All Mechs Free
The multiplayer mech game, Mecha BREAK, concluded its open beta test on Steam on March 16, drawing insightful feedback from players. The game saw a peak of over 300,000 players during its open beta, and it currently ranks as the 5th most wishlisted game on Steam.
Amazing Seasun, the Chinese developer behind Mecha BREAK, is now evaluating several modifications, including the possibility of making all Break Strikers (Mechs) accessible from the start and adjusting the use of mech modules in 3v3 and 6v6 competitive modes. While no final decisions have been made, the developers believe that adopting a live service model at launch is crucial for the game's future sustainability.
Initially, players could only start with one Break Striker, with the option to unlock the other 11 by earning and spending in-game currency. This process involves grinding through numerous multiplayer matches, which can be time-consuming and may delay players from experiencing the full range of Break Strikers.
For a detailed analysis of the game's mechanics and performance during the open beta, take a look at our comprehensive Mecha BREAK Open Beta review by clicking the link below!
