Depending on who you talk to, the folks behind Breach are either feeling extremely generous, are nearing a full free-to-play launch, or are trying to pad population numbers because waiting in queues for others to play a game sucks. Regardless of the reason, the fact remains that existing players of the multiplayer dungeon shooter thing are getting four keys each to hand to their friends.
The keys in question are being offered for both Steam and the En Masse Launcher but are platform specific, presumably located either in one’s Steam Inventory for the Steam version or through email for the En Masse Launcher version.
This fresh round of key flinging comes after another promotion that ran this past weekend which offered free and full access to the game for anyone who logged in to the En Masse Launcher between the 22nd and the 25th of February.
It is worth noting that the game’s player count on Steam is hitting another valley at the time of this writing, with a total peak of 257 players since the last 30 days. This, of course, does come with the asterisk of data pulled only from Steam and not from the En Masse Launcher, so ideally it’s not quite as dire as one would assume. Still, it’s hard to ignore those current 400 pound gorillas.
