Mecha Break Records Over 132,000 Players on Steam

Mecha Break, the highly-anticipated game, has been released on Steam and is currently averaging a 66% rating. The initial reception of the game has been strong with over 132,000 concurrent users, but reviews are mixed due to microtransactions. Many players were surprised to find that many customization options are tied to various digital currencies, sparking criticism of Amazing Seasun Games, the game’s developer. Despite praise for gameplay and mech customization, this has led to a controversy surrounding microtransactions. For instance, a bundle including the Falcon mech and politician Leonie Fevre costs $50, generating discussion. Various cosmetics can be bought with multiple digital currencies, with many being purchasable only with Corite, a digital currency obtainable by selling digital items on the market. However, it’s not just the microtransactions causing a stir. A change to the extraction battle royale mode Mashmak has some players annoyed as cargo rockets are no longer free but somewhat rare consumables. This makes it harder for casual players to get good loot consistently and accrue a stockpile of good stuff. So, while Mecha Break offers an immersive gaming experience, these changes might affect the overall enjoyment for some players.

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