Amazing Seasun Games studio, a China-based development company, announced that Mecha BREAK, its free-to-play multiplayer mecha combat game set in a futuristic sci-fi realm, has seen over 300k concurrent players in the open beta test.This third-person shooter offers three game modes: 3v3 Deathmatch, 6v6 Hero Shooter, or PvPvE Extraction Shooter, and promises adrenaline-pumping battles. Players take on the role of the hero role of the pilot of the third-generation BREAK Striker, who has been tasked with saving humanity from being extinct in a catastrophic event. Choose from diverse classes, customize your appearance, and battle hostile mechs across treacherous terrain the game description reads.Mechas are customizable, as players can choose from various colors, decals, and unique patterns to create a true mecha of their own style. Same for Pilots, as there is a vast range of physical features and rich cosmetics to choose from, so you can truly design a pilot that reflects your own style. As the game progresses, more characters with unique stories will be unlocked, and new legendary pilots will await to be encountered.The CEO of the company has promised fans that more customization options, including wear and tear effects, will be implemented in the next playtest.Amazing Seasun GamesAmazing Seasun GamesThe large number of players rushing into the demo version created huge pressure on the server, which caused some to get stuck on loading. This has resulted in some negative reviews, especially from Chinese players, who are unhappy with the test going live late on Sunday. The developer has offered some compensation and maintained the server to accommodate the number of players.Mecha BREAK will be available on PC, Xbox, and PlayStation when its officially released later in 2025. To learn more about this game, visit its official website or download the demo version from Steam.Amazing Seasun GamesJoin our 80 Level Talent platformand ournew Discord server, follow us onInstagram,Twitter,LinkedIn,Telegram,TikTok, andThreads,where we share breakdowns, the latest news, awesome artworks, and more.Source link The post The Demo Version of An Upcoming Multiplayer Mecha Game Saw Over 300K Concurrent Players appeared first on CG SHARES.