Mecha Break concluded its most recent open beta period on Steam on Sunday, March 16 after bringing in a peak of over 300,000 players. Players weren't shy to give Chinese developer Amazing Seasun a huge amount of feedback about their experiences, and it seems like the studio is taking note.
Amazing Seasun is considering changing several elements of Mecha Break, including Break Striker availability at launch and the usability of mech modules in the competitive 3v3 and 6v6 modes. The company was hesitant to commit to anything, but understands that getting the live service model right a launch is essential for Mecha Break's future.
