Mecha Break hits over 300,000 concurrent steam players with open beta, briefly surpassing Marvel competitors

Mecha restMecha-powered fighter jets from the amazing Seasun Games had a historic weekend. Its latest round of open beta games will be available on February 23, seeing the number of players reaching a high enough height to even temporarily overcome people like Marvel competitors.

Discovered PCGAMESNplayers rely on Steam for the new Mecha Break Demo launch, surpassing Netease's Marvel Hero shooter game, reaching over 317,000 concurrent players on Steam. As of this writing, the demo has reached an all-time peak of 317,522 on Valve's platform ( Steamdb), peak is 303,991.

But the same time happens is fickle, as Marvel competitors quickly regain their position, reaching the peak of 344,535 player counts in the past 24 hours (by Steamdb). Still, making Marvel competitors sweat sweat is a big achievement for the open beta.

However, it's not all sunshine. The massive influx of pilots into Mecha Break’s hangar apparently caused trouble on the server, resulting in some disconnections and other problems.

Amazing Seeasun has responded to Mecha Break Players Frustrated with server issues, promising three batches of “ultimate maintenance box” gifts provided by in-game mail. These server problems seem to be correct Demonstrate the current “mainly negative” ratingusers also cited anti-combat measures and monetization issues.

Either way, it seems Mecha Break is the one who is worth watching for moving forward. We have similar gains in August with Mecha Break Reack Reack thup thup thup thup thup thup thup thutcontrasting the compelling mecha battle with concerns about the structure outside the game. We will start sometime this year to see if the mecha interruption can keep power and pacify opponents in the process.

Eric is a freelance writer for IGN.