Mecha BREAK to Unlock All Starting Mechs After Feedback

The open beta of Mecha BREAK, a multiplayer mech game, has recently wrapped up, leaving developers at Amazing Seasun with a wealth of player feedback to consider. The game, which saw a peak of over 300,000 players during its open beta on Steam, has climbed to become the 5th most wishlisted title on the platform. In response to player insights, the developers are now contemplating significant changes, particularly around the availability of Break Strikers, or mechs, and how mech modules are used in both 3v3 and 6v6 competitive modes.

At the outset of the game, players start with access to just one Break Striker. Unlocking the remaining 11 requires grinding through multiplayer matches to amass enough in-game currency for purchases. This process can be quite time-consuming, potentially deterring some players from fully engaging with the game's diverse mech roster.

In light of this, Amazing Seasun is mulling over the idea of making all mechs available to players right from the start. While no final decisions have been made, and the developers are still firmly behind the live service model for the game's launch and ongoing support, the consideration of such a change indicates a strong commitment to enhancing player experience based on community feedback.

For those interested in a detailed analysis of Mecha BREAK's gameplay during the open beta, you can delve into our comprehensive review by clicking on the article below. This will give you a deeper understanding of what the game offers and what players can expect as it evolves.

Mecha BREAK Developers Considering Making All Mechs Free

The potential shift to unlock all starting mechs could significantly alter the dynamics of Mecha BREAK, making the game more accessible and enjoyable for new and returning players alike. Stay tuned for further updates as Amazing Seasun continues to refine Mecha BREAK based on player feedback and their vision for the game's future.