We dive into the Mecha BREAK Playtest on PC to try out this mech multiplayer game from Amazing Seasun games. While getting our bearings we head through the tutorial and first two Strike missions of the game. This Mecha BREAK gameplay if from the August 2024 playtest and showcases gameplay of the Alysnes mech and the Welkin heavy brawler mech. This gameplay has been edited to reduce loading screens and showcase some of the better PVP gameplay.
This version of the game has no story, the game start immedialy after a short walking cutscene, then the fight is on. The primary game mechanic is one-on-one combat with enemies encountered throughout the castle. The player controls the character's weapon by swiping across the screen. Players can touch the bottom left or right side of the screen to dodge attacks or the bottom center of the screen to block attacks with a shield, which breaks if the player's shield stat depletes. Finally, players may parry incoming attacks when performing an intercepting sword move by swiping in the opposite direction as the attack. Each of these three counters leaves the enemy stunned and vulnerable to be counterattacked for a short period of time. Players may also use one special ability, which require time to recharge after use. Tapping the icon on the top left unleashes the Super Attack, which stuns the opponent temporarily, allowing the player to attack the enemy. Spells, are not present in this version of the game. When the enemy becomes stunned and their chain is broken, the player is able to attack and deal damage to it. Once consciousness is regained, the enemy will resume the assault. In this case, the player can no longer attack unless he/she performs a scratch which only deals 1/5 of the player's total damage. In addition to combat, there is a role-playing component. Instead of experience points system, there are money as currency to levels up player's equipment, which consists of weapons, armor, shields and helmets. But you cannot level up them in mastery. The game loops endlessly after you defeat the final boss (which is a walk in the park in this version), allowing you to win more tickets until you have coins to insert or money in a card to swipe. No paths to choose and there is only one ending.
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Played at Funland arcade in London. This is the first time I've ever encountered one of these cabinets out in the wild, but it's not the first time I've actually played this game, as I've actually got it on my hard drive at home, cracked and playable via Teknoparrot:
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