Mecha BREAK is a hotly anticipated title for 2025 currently undergoing a major open beta, the Global Storm beta, and to celebrate, they’re hosting a one-of-a-kind international tournament – the Mecha BREAK Invitational.
But just what is the Mecha BREAK Invitational, why does it matter, and who will be competing. We’ve got all the details here for this break out mech combat tournament that will pit players from around the globe against each other.
Image Credit: Amazing Seasun Games
The Mecha BREAK Invitational is the first international tournament held for the upcoming PvP mech combat game. Hosted by developer, Amazing Seasun Games, the tournament will pit teams from around the world against each other to crown the best Mecha BREAK players in the world.
Competing in Mecha BREAK ‘s unique 6v6 game mode, where 12 Striker suits fight it out for air and ground supremacy, popular teams from the US, China, and Japan, and the rest of the world will showcase their skills.
The Mecha Break Invitational will take place from March 13-March 16, with teams competing on LAN in Zhuhai, China. 16 teams will take part in a tournament.
The tournament uses the 6v6 “edge battlefield” mode, with double elimination. Teams in round one will be selected by random draw. If a team loses, they’ll fall to a loser group, allowing them to compete in the loser’s bracket. Winners of each bracket will compete in a grand finals on March 16.
All games are best-of-three, except for the winner’s bracket final, losers bracket final, and Grand Final.
Image Credit: Amazing Seasun Games
The teams for the tournament were revealed although just days before the event , had been confirmed months in advance. Teams from the US, China, and Japan are set to participate.
The Pre-Launch Global Invitational will be streamed live on Mecha BREAK’s official Twitch channel beginning at 2:00AM EDT on March 13 / 11:00PM PDT on March 12.
It’s tough to analyze the inaugural event for any game. Many of the players for each team have backgrounds in other games, such as Overwatch and VALORANT. A few players from Japanese teams have experience with similar games, such as Gundam Vs., but for many, there’s not a real analog for the game’s experience.
The Global Storm Open Beta started on Sunday, Feb. 23, and so players have around two weeks to familiarize themselves with the game. Some players also had access to the earlier Open Beta.
The deciding factor will likely be team coordination over traditional skill. Many of the players in the NA teams have collegiate experience, which is a step away from full pro play. Still, organized play experience is always valuable.
As a result, with this limited information, we’d be hard pressed to make any predictions, other than it’s going to be a fascinating tournament.
Stick with esports.net for more Mecha BREAK news and info, and if you’re thinking of trying the game yourself, check out our guide to Mecha BREAK system requirements .
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