The early signs pointed to Mecha Break having a massive launch, with its demo rising the ranks to briefly become one of the most-played games on Steam. While it certainly had a strong week one when it was released in July, numbers for the free-to-play PvP game quickly dropped off, and it hasn't managed to top 10,000 concurrents since August. Today, Amazing Seasun Games is launching its second season. With two mechs joining its roster, a wide range of balance changes, and plenty of events on the go, the developer will be hoping its new update breathes fresh life into the player base.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Mecha Break Season 1 adds two new mechs, and dishes out compensation