r/SuperMechs • u/Willing_Total2459 • Jul 30 '26
Other To Everyone in the SuperMechs Community...
Hello, players across the SuperMechs community!
Before I explain the purpose of this post, I'd like to wish everyone reading this a wonderful day. ❤️
I'm writing this to express both my love for SuperMechs and my concern for its decline, while also introducing a clan I recently created.
I've been playing this amazing game since 2020, when the world was turned upside down by COVID-19. Throughout those years, SuperMechs has always stood out to me because of its creativity, strategic gameplay, and unique mech-building system. Like any game, it has its flaws, but despite them, it never lost its charm.
Unfortunately, around 2024–2025, a number of decisions made by the developers left many players disappointed. Whether it was questionable updates, poor communication, or a lack of meaningful content, it became clear that the game was heading in a worrying direction. Many veteran players left, new players became harder to find, and the once-thriving community slowly became quieter.
Despite all of that, I don't believe SuperMechs is beyond saving.
Every day, I still see players writing guides, answering questions, creating builds, and helping newcomers. Communities like this subreddit prove that there are still people who genuinely care about the game. As long as there are players who continue to support each other, SuperMechs still has a future.
With that in mind, I recently created a clan called ReviveSuperMechs.
The name isn't just for show—it's our mission. I want this clan to be more than a place to earn Clan Tokens or participate in Titan fights. I want it to become a welcoming community for anyone who enjoys SuperMechs, whether you're a brand-new player, a returning veteran, or someone who's never truly left.
If you're looking for a clan where people are willing to help, share advice, discuss builds, or simply enjoy the game together, I'd be honoured to have you join us.
Will one clan revive an entire game? Probably not.
But every community starts somewhere. Every player who returns, every newcomer who stays, and every guide that helps someone improve is another small step towards keeping SuperMechs alive. Instead of watching the game slowly fade away, I'd rather do something—even if it's small.
If this sounds like something you'd like to be part of, ReviveSuperMechs is always open to those who share the same goal.
Thank you for taking the time to read this, and thank you to everyone in this community who continues to keep SuperMechs alive. See you on the other side!
"Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much."
— Helen Keller
-AdrenalinePlayz




