Mech BREAK recently wrapped up its open beta, and the developers are now mulling over a significant change: making all mechs available from the get-go. Dive into this article to discover how the developers are responding to player feedback and the potential adjustments they're considering.

Mecha BREAK Open Beta Feedback

Mecha BREAK Developers Considering Making All Mechs Free

The multiplayer mech game, Mecha BREAK, successfully concluded its open beta test on Steam on March 16, drawing in over 300,000 players at its peak. This impressive turnout has propelled the game to become the 5th most wishlisted title on Steam.

The Chinese developer, Amazing Seasun, is now considering several changes in response to the feedback received. One of the key areas under review is the availability of Break Strikers (Mechs) and how mech modules are used in both 3v3 and 6v6 competitive modes. While the developers are open to these ideas, they haven't made any firm commitments yet. They firmly believe that a live service model is crucial for the game's launch and its long-term success.

Initially, players start with access to just one Break Striker. To unlock the other 11, they must earn in-game currency through multiple multiplayer matches, which can be a time-consuming process.

For an in-depth look at how Mecha BREAK plays, don't miss our comprehensive Mecha BREAK Open Beta review by clicking the article below!