Mecha BREAK is Now Officially Available

Mecha BREAK’s official release time is July 2 at 12:00 PM (Beijing Time). The game can be played starting from July 1 depending on the region: – Los Angeles (PDT) at 9:00 PM July 1 – Mexico City (CST) at 10:00 PM July 1 – Lima (PET) at 11:00 PM July 1 – Chicago (CST) at 11:00 PM July 1 – New York (EDT) at 12:00 PM July 1 – São Paulo (BRT) at 1:00 AM July 2 – London (BST) at 5:00 AM July 2 – Paris / Johannesburg (CEST/SAST) at 6:00 AM July 2 – Istanbul (TRT) at 7:00 AM July 2 – Dubai (GST) at 8:00 AM July 2 – Astana (KZT) at 9:00 AM July 2 – Bangkok (THA) at 11:00 AM July 2 – Beijing / Singapore (CST) at 12:00 PM July 2 – Tokyo (JST) at 1:00 PM July 2 – Sydney (AEST) at 2:00 PM July 2 Preloading went live on June 29, and the install size is just over 30GB. The game can be pre-loaded now on Steam and the Xbox Store to be ready for global launch. There is no early access period.

Mecha BREAK, a free-to-play third-person shooter set in near-future times, is now available on Steam, Xbox Series X|S, Google Play Games (native PC), and other platforms. Players step into the role of a mech specialist and can choose from 15 diverse models, each with its own features and tactical advantages. Battles take place in distinct modes: Arena of Legends (3v3), Operation VERGE (6v6), and Operation STORM (PvPvE Mashup). Seasonal updates every three months also bring new content and challenges. The Base is designed to provide an immersive narrative experience. It showcases Attackers and serves as the operation center for the pilot’s organization. Players can delve into the game’s story by interacting with NPCs, reading news, and more. The Base also serves as a social space for pilots, where players can engage with various scenarios and devices. Activities include working out in the gym, purchasing drinks from vending machines, or enjoying a refreshing shower. Players can also invite friends to the base and take photos with their Attackers. The customizable photo system allows players to freely position over 100 joint points across 17 body parts of the pilot—even adjusting scene lighting and filters. Three intense gameplay modes are available: Operation VERGE, diving into Mecha BREAK’s 6v6 mode, offering various tactical maps and objectives. Engage in modes with familiar mechanics like zone capture, convoy escort, key point conquest, elimination rounds, and signal carrier transport. Teams must devise strategies around these objectives to secure victory.

Assessor Arena: This mode offers a fast-paced environment, perfect for showcasing piloting skills. Test your abilities in thrilling close-quarters combat and intense firepower exchanges. Here, the pilot can even single-handedly control the battle’s course. Operation STORM: Operation STORM arrives with the expansive Mashmak map, featuring a 256 km² battlefield—one of the largest in gaming history. In this PvPvE extraction mode, players can pilot their Attackers to freely explore the map, battling NPCs, encountering bosses, gathering items, and competing against other players to survive and successfully escape the area. Mecha BREAK is a free-to-play third-person shooter game available on Steam, Steam Deck, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox PC, Xbox Cloud Gaming (Beta) with Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, Google Play Games (PC native), with plans for additional PC and console platforms in the future. Players can assume the role of a mech specialist and join forces to invade global conflict zones, expelling enemy forces, and saving the world. Three distinct combat modes are available: Assessor Arena (3v3), Operation VERGE (6v6), and Operation STORM (PvPvE Mashmak). Players can customize their mechs and pilots with more than 10 components, 149 colors, textures, and details. The game offers new content and challenges every three months through seasonal updates. Among the Attackers available at launch are Falcon, Tricera, Luminae, Welkin, Narukami, Hurricane, Pinaka, Aquila, Alysnes, Skyraider, Stego, Panther, Inferno, Stellaris, and Serenith.

To celebrate the global launch, Mecha BREAK is pleased to announce a Twitch PlayersForLife event for Season 0. Throughout the season, players can earn rewards by watching selected channels streaming Mecha BREAK on Twitch. Players can also earn rewards such as accessories, Emblems, and Patterns by linking their accounts, inviting friends to form a squadron, creating characters, or participating in the Weekly Mission: Producer’s Duel Invitation – Christian’s Challenge.

Before you dive into the world of Mecha BREAK, don’t miss out on another fantastic gaming opportunity! **Bruno Pferd** over at PlayersForLife highlights a limited-time offer from the Epic Games Store: Sable is available for free from Tuesday to Wednesday this week. With offers changing weekly on Thursdays, it’s crucial to stay updated and claim your chance to play this unique indie game while you can. Head over to Last Chance: Epic Games Store Releases Sable for Free for more details and don’t forget to check out their other amazing content! Exciting news for all Marvel fans out there! As Mecha BREAK gears up for its official global launch, don’t miss another fantastic update from the gaming world. Ahmed Hassan recently published “Marvel Rivals Gets Blade and Phoenix” (July 2, 2025), detailing the launch of Season 3 on July 11th with the introduction of iconic characters like Blade and Phoenix. The post also teases new maps, features, and customization options that promise to revitalize your gaming experience. Head over to Marvel Rivals Gets Blade and Phoenix for all the details! As Mecha BREAK launches globally, it’s exciting to see how the community is embracing this free-to-play shooter. For a deeper dive into its early days and player reception, be sure to check out Bruno Pferd’s article “Mecha Break Records Over 132,000 Players on Steam” Mecha Break Records Over 132,000 Players on Steam, published today, July 2, 2025. The piece highlights the game’s impressive player numbers and discusses both the praise for its gameplay mechanics and customization options, as well as concerns over microtransactions that have sparked debate among players.