Summary
- S-tier mechs are the ones who dominate the current meta with their abilities (Alysnes, Aquila, Inferno, Stego, Tricera)
- A-tier mechs give you solid gameplay with specialized roles (Narukami and Pinaka)
- B-tier mechs are still viable, but in uncommon situations (Falcon, Hurricane)
Mecha Break has been garnering a lot of attention lately with its wide roster of mechanical warriors that have unique abilities and playstyles. There are over 15 different Strikers that you can choose from, ranging from snipers to ranks. Players will need a comprehensive list to know which mech dominates the battlefield and what will suit their playstyle. This tier list shows you the strengths and weaknesses of mechs in Mecha Break.
S-Tier: The Elite Strikers
The S-tier list represents mech that can single-handedly dominate and change the battle outcomes.
Alysnes tops the S-tier list with its versatile abilities. This mech is a Medium Attacker who excels in close combat with its Armor Purge. This ability grants this mech a free resurrection. This makes Alysnes a dominant mech in the Mashmak mode.
Aquila is exceptionally good in long-ranged combat with its controlled flight and Multilock Radar that can eliminate even in extreme distance. Its Pulse Claw has crowd control during team fights for safe escapes.
Inferno is the best tank for close combat. This mech is an Ultra-Heavy Attacker with shotgun-like weapons that is absolutely deadly at close range. It also has a Booster Kit that gives mobility and missile interception.
Stego and Tricera are the last two mechs in the S-tier with their defensive abilities. Stego can go through rocket barrages behind smoke screens and Tricera via gatling gun turret mode with its shield self-repairing.
A-Tier: Reliable Performers
On the other hand, their A-tier list has excellent mechs that can almost compete with the S-tier mechs. It just all depends on how you play them that makes them stand out more against higher tiered mechs.
Narukami is a very skill-based sniper mech. This mech is a Light Sniper that has precise aim with its Beam Cannon. Pinaka is a support mech that functions as Mecha Break’s “white mage” with its healing and repair capabilities. Skyraider can switch between mech and aerial modes for increase in mobility and missile bombardment. However, during Aerial mode, there is a reduced agility that makes it vulnerable on smaller maps.
B-Tier: Situational Specialists
Meanwhile, B-tier mechs are more of a situational choice but can excel depending on the playstyle. Falcon showcases scout and decoy gameplay. This mech is fun to pilot with its transformer abilities but it has limited firepower which makes it weak during direct combat. Hurricane is the only Ultra-Heavy mech that is not in the higher tiers because of its weak damage output.
Conclusion
This tier list showed the best mechs in Mecha Break while also exhibiting a very balanced roster where it will still all depend on the player skill more than the placement. S-tier mechs like Alysnes and Aquila provide more advantages but skilled pilots can still win with any mech if they truly understand how to maximize their strength.
The only key to master Mecha Break is to understand how each Striker can fit into the broader battlefield. It is also important to adapt your playstyle according to each Striker’s kit. Every mech in Mecha Break can lead you to victory if you are dedicated and willing enough to master their unique kit.
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