Mecha BREAK has just wrapped up its open beta test on Steam, and the developers are actively reviewing player feedback to shape the game’s future. One of the most notable suggestions is to make all mechs available from the start. With over 300,000 concurrent players during the beta and a growing Steam wishlist, Mecha BREAK has made a strong first impression as a competitive mech shooter.
Player Feedback Sparks Potential Changes
During the open beta, which ended on March 16, players experienced the initial progression system that only grants access to one Break Striker at the beginning. Additional mechs must be unlocked by grinding through multiplayer matches to earn in-game currency and purchasing them. While this model encourages engagement, many players expressed concerns about the time investment required to unlock all 12 Break Strikers.
In response, Amazing Seasun, the Chinese studio behind Mecha BREAK, has acknowledged the feedback and is exploring changes to the unlock system. Among the ideas being considered are making all mechs available from the start and adjusting how mech modules function in both 3v3 and 6v6 competitive modes. However, the team remains committed to a live service approach at launch, believing it supports long-term stability and growth for the game.
What’s Next for Mecha BREAK?
While no final decisions have been made regarding the unlock system, the development team is clearly listening to its community. The possibility of starting with full mech access could significantly enhance the early player experience and reduce frustration for newcomers. If you’re curious about the current gameplay loop and progression system, be sure to read our detailed review of the Mecha BREAK Open Beta by clicking the link below.
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