Mecha Break offers a challenging multiplayer experience that takes time to master.
The gameplay is reminiscent of Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon, focusing more on action than the shooter-centric gameplay found in Gundam Evolution. It draws comparison to Overwatch, but with a mech-centered twist rather than a focus on the pilots.
During a 6v6 tournament at the Game Developers Conference, players engaged in capturing keys and uploading them to terminals. The newly announced 60-player battle royale mode, Mashmak, provided a fresh and dynamic experience. The game’s combat system, featuring diverse customization options, was a standout feature that kept players engaged.
Mashmak’s casual vibe makes it a great option for playing with friends, offering a chance to appreciate the game’s futuristic landscape before engaging in combat. Similar to games like Fortnite and Call of Duty, players must navigate shrinking safe zones as they battle it out.
With a variety of mech options, each fulfilling specific roles, players must strategize to create effective team compositions. The game’s diverse range of mechs ensures that each match feels unique and challenging.
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Players can choose from a range of mechs, each offering unique gameplay styles. The game’s closed beta for PC is currently open for applications, promising an exciting gaming experience.
Mecha Break is in development for PlayStation 5, PC, and Xbox Series X/S.
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