Mecha BREAK Tricera Guide: How to Play

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Tricera is one of the toughest mechs in Mecha BREAK, built to absorb massive amounts of damage while dishing out sustained fire with its dual Gatling guns. As an Ultra-Heavy Defender, Tricera’s role is to anchor the battlefield, protect teammates, and force enemies to waste their resources trying to take it down.

However, just because Tricera is tanky doesn’t mean you can play carelessly. Snipers, high-burst attackers, and coordinated enemy teams can still melt through your armor if you’re not careful. This guide will break down Tricera’s weapons, abilities, playstyle, and best strategies to help you dominate as the team’s unbreakable wall.

Tricera Playstyle – The Walking Fortress

Tricera excels in frontline combat, holding objectives and soaking up enemy fire. However, it is not an aggressive duelist—you need to position yourself properly to get the most out of your defenses.

  • Your goal is to absorb damage for your team while keeping enemies suppressed.

  • Avoid getting isolated. Even with high durability, Tricera will go down fast if multiple enemies focus fire on you without support.

  • Watch out for snipers. Long-range mechs like Narukami or Aquila can burn you down from a distance, so always be aware of positioning.

  • Pair with a support mech like Pinaka for extra healing, which turns you into an unstoppable force.

Tricera Weapons & Abilities

Primary Weapon: Light Gatling Gun

A fast-firing armor-piercing ballistic weapon that intercepts incoming missiles when no target is locked on.

  • Damage: 166 per shot

  • Fire Rate: 30 rounds per second

  • Magazine Size: 300 rounds

  • Reload Time: 3.3 seconds

  • Lock-On Range: 500m

This weapon is best for sustained fire, keeping enemies under pressure, and denying areas of the battlefield.

Secondary Weapon: Heavy Gatling Gun

A stronger version of the Light Gatling Gun, with a higher damage output and faster fire rate.

  • Damage: 210 per shot

  • Fire Rate: 60 rounds per second

  • Magazine Size: 240 rounds

  • Reload Time: 5 seconds

  • Lock-On Range: 500m

This weapon melts enemies at close to mid-range and is your main damage dealer. Use manual reloads to avoid running out of ammo in key fights.

Ability 1: Repair Drone (Support Ability)

Deploys escort drones that continuously repair friendly units within range.

  • Requires Fortress Mode to activate.

  • Heals 4% per second for nearby allies.

  • Effect lasts 6 seconds with a 100m radius.

  • Maximum of 3 drones available.

  • Reload time: 24 seconds per drone.

This is Tricera’s main support ability, making it a great pick for team-oriented players. Use it whenever teammates are under fire to keep them in the fight.

Ability 2: Fortress Mode (Defensive Ability)

Transforms Tricera into a stationary shielded fortress, increasing defense while deploying automatic missile-intercepting drones.

  • Blocks all incoming attacks for a set time.

  • Becomes immune to damage once the shield reaches its limit.

  • Transformation counters melee attacks, staggering attackers.

  • Intercepts incoming missiles automatically.

  • Shield Capacity: 52,000 (regenerates in 2 seconds).

  • Transformation Time: 0.5 seconds.

Fortress Mode is best used when holding an objective or absorbing enemy fire for teammates. Be careful, though—once activated, you cannot move until you deactivate it.

Ability 3: Howitzer (Explosive Ability)

Fires a grenade that deals blast damage and staggers enemies.

  • Damage: 2,000 per explosion.

  • Blast Radius: 40m.

  • Magazine Size: 3 rounds.

  • Reload Time: 13 seconds.

  • Lock-On Range: 500m.

Howitzer is perfect for disrupting enemy formations and forcing opponents out of cover. Use it against grouped-up enemies or to stagger attackers before activating Fortress Mode.

How to Play Tricera Well

1. Control the Battlefield

Your high durability and suppression fire allow you to dictate engagements. Position yourself on objectives, near chokepoints, or in areas where you can block enemy advances.

  • Use Fortress Mode to absorb damage when enemies try to push an objective.

  • Fire your Gatling Guns constantly to keep enemies from moving freely.

  • Drop Repair Drones when teammates are nearby to extend fights in your favor.

2. Watch Out for Weaknesses

Even though Tricera is incredibly tanky, it has key weaknesses:

  • Snipers like Narukami and Aquila can melt you from a distance. Stay behind cover when necessary.

  • Coordinated attacks can take you down fast. If multiple enemies focus fire on you, disengage or call for help.

  • You are slow. Mechs with high mobility, like Panther or Falcon, can outmaneuver you and avoid your damage.

3. Be Smart with Fortress Mode

Fortress Mode makes you invulnerable for a short time, but it locks you in place. Use it:

  • When holding an objective to block incoming fire.

  • If enemies are using missile-based attacks (Fortress Mode will intercept them).

  • To bait melee attackers—activating it counters their attacks and staggers them.

4. Pair with the Right Teammates

Tricera works best when playing with mechs that complement its defensive playstyle.

Best teammates:

  • Pinaka – Provides additional healing, making Tricera nearly unkillable.

  • Luminae – Buffs and heals teammates, allowing Tricera to hold objectives even longer.

  • Stego – Another high-durability mech that can push alongside Tricera in drawn-out fights.

Advanced Tricera Tips

  • Manually reload your Gatling Guns when safe. Running out of ammo in a fight leaves you helpless.

  • Use Howitzer to force snipers out of position. It staggers them, making them easy targets.

  • Deploy Repair Drones in the middle of fights. They heal both you and nearby teammates.

  • Be aggressive, but not reckless. You can take a lot of damage, but you are not invincible.

  • Use Fortress Mode at the right time. If you activate it too early, enemies will just wait until your shield is down before attacking.

Final Notes

Tricera is one of the most durable mechs in Mecha BREAK, built to control fights, absorb damage, and keep teammates alive.

  • Anchor fights by holding objectives and absorbing damage.

  • Use Fortress Mode strategically—it’s powerful but locks you in place.

  • Watch out for snipers and coordinated enemy attacks.

  • Pair with support mechs like Pinaka for maximum survivability.

If played correctly, Tricera becomes an unbreakable fortress, allowing your team to dominate engagements and control the battlefield.


Andrew Bame

Andrew has spent over five years writing about video games and is the primary contributor/editor for GamerBlurb. With a background in creative writing and past experience in the industry, he’s mastered the art of turning hours of gaming into something that sounds like work. When he’s not writing he’s either getting distracted by various sidequests or occasionally pretending he’s good at League of Legends (#iron).

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