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Tons Of People Are Playing Mecha Break’s Demo, And They Really Don’t Seem To Like It

By 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Sam Woods

Published Feb 25, 2025

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Mecha Break demo attracted over 317,522 players but has mostly negative reviews.
Criticism focuses on high microtransaction costs and mandatory anti-cheat installation.
Despite positive feedback from first beta, negative player reviews are likely disappointing for Amazing Seasun Games.

Over the weekend, Chinese developer Amazing Seasun Games released a Steam demo for the upcoming Mech third-person shooter, ▨Mecha Break.

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The title quickly reached a staggering number of players, with reporting a peak of 317,522 on Sunday morning. But while the developers are likely to be happy the demo blew up, t♊hey're less likel♑y to be happy with the reception it's getting.

Mecha Break Demo Players Really Aren't Enjoying The Game

Despite becoming one of Steam's most-played demos ever, sitting 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:just behind Mo♎nster Hunter Wilds' be꧂ta test and the PUBG: Test Server, Mecha🍰 Break's ea🍨rly player reviews aren't in a good place.

It current🧸ly sits at "" on the Valve-owned platform, with only 33 per🍰cent of the reviews to date positive. SteamDB data suggests that Mecha Break has received just 1,158 positive reviews, compared to its 2,351 negative ones.

Many negative reviews pointed out that while the last Mecha Bᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚ꧋ᩚreak beta was great, a lot seems to have changed this time around.

Complaints about the game's microtransactions have already arisen, even though it hasn't launched yet. One reviewer said, "The costs for mechs feel really arbitrary and nonsensically hig𓆏h (I mean, seriously, why make half your roster cost an arm and a leg to unloc꧑k?)." A second added, "terrible looking monetization model. Learn a lesson from other hero shooters: all characters should be free/grindless to acquire and make cosmetics the progression."

Alongside the disappointment around the game's monetization, players were unhappy to find they needed to install a kernel-level anti-cheat. Given that Steam jus𓄧t allowed a malware🍰 game to slip through the cracks, anxiety is high around additional installs.

While in 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:our preview last year, we said, "Despite its occasionally clunky presentat♛ion, I 𓄧had more fun than I expected with Mecha Break. The gameplay foundations are solid, and it seems that Amazing Seasun Games has spent a good time polishing several aspects that could quickly make it sterile," these reviews are likely to be a blow for the developer, whose game is set to come out later this year.