The free-to-play mech combat game Mecha Break is making a point of emphasizing that players are acting as pilot rather than simply controlling the mech itself. This innovative approach includes the building of explorable hangars that feature interactive elements, including functioning toilets—a fitting detail for enhancing immersion in a gaming environment.

Kris Kwok, CEO of Amazing Seasun, mentioned, “The ultimate goal for the hangar is for players to be able to interact with everything they see. We’ve added things like a gym and even a toilet.”

During the previous beta, players engaged with a space station environment that contained personal spaces like lockers and restrooms. This small segment of gameplay hinted at more extensive plans for player interaction in the game’s launch version, which is set for July 1.

Kwok continued, “We want to reinforce to our players that they are acting as a pilot and not the mech itself, so we want to have a space where players see themselves as a pilot.”

Further development will expand the hangar’s content, and players can expect interactive lore presentations in this shared space. Overall, Mecha Break aims not just to be a game but an engaging interactive experience. For more related content, check out other articles discussing the potential for this game’s mechanics.