If you’ve been craving a new mech shooter to sink your teeth into, the wait might finally be worth it. Mecha Break, developed by China's Amazing Seasun, is set to launch globally on July 1, 2025, bringing high-speed mech combat to both PC and Xbox players around the world.Kris the CEO of Amazing Seasun Games said "The journey hasn't been smooth.We started the Mecha Break project in2015. We've faced four complete reboots, team shakeup's, and countless challenges. Honestly, it's game that failed many times but kept going beacuse our passion refused to let it die. That passion carried us through, and today, here we are".

Mecha Break turned heads earlier this year when it launched an open beta on Steam, giving mecha game fans an early look at its agile, high-octane combat amongst a diverse assortment of hulking mechanized Strikers. In addition to objective-based and all-out deathmatch 3v3 and 6v6 modes, Mecha Break also brought something entirely new to the table for competitive mecha games: its PvPvE extraction shooter mode, Mashmak. Here, numerous squads of three Strikers race to topple bosses and potentially each other in the search for mods that can improve their Strikers' performance.

What set's Mecha Break Apart

What makes Mecha Break stand out isn't just the sleek visuals or variety of mechs it's the clear ambition to complete globally. Chinese developers have been steadily gaining ground in the competitive multiplayer space, and Mecha Break is designed with both Eastern and Western audiences in mind.

with influences that will remind players of Titanfall's agility, Armored core's mech variety, and the team tactics of Apex Legends, Mecha Break position itself as a new option for fans of competitive mech shooters without simply copying what come before.

What to Expect at Launch

Launch Date: july 1,2025 (Global)

Platforms: PC (Steam & steam Deck) and Xbox Series X/S

Game modes: 

3v3 Ace Arena-fast-paced squad skirmishes

6v6 Operation verge-larger team battles

PvPvE Extraction-fight both enemy teams and AI for valuable resources

Players can choose from 12 distinct strikers mechs, each offering different strengths, from long-range precision to brutal close-combat options. The game also promises detailed customization, allowing players to tweak both mech loadouts and cosmetic appearances. 

Community Feedback and Changes

After multiple closed and public tests, developers took players feedback seriously. Updates implemented for the july 1 launch includes:

1. All mechs available at launch no slow unlocking grind
   

2. Mod system revisions to balance gameplay

3. Skippable tutorials and cutscenes for experienced players

4. Improved UI and performance optimization

The game also confirmed its free to play model, with in game purchases focused on cosmetics rather than pay to win advantages through many players will likely be watching closely to see how monetization evolves post launch.

Stay tuned for more updates as Mecha Break hits PC and Xbox on july1,2025.