Helldivers 2 Leak Reveals Major New Feature Coming to the Game

A recent leak for Helldivers 2 has revealed some major updates coming to the game that will be a huge aid in spreading democracy throughout the galaxy. As the fight for freedom wages on in Helldivers 2, a leak has revealed an exciting new addition to the game's combat.

Helldivers 2 has become one of the first hits of the year as players are tasked with defending Super Earth from the threats of Terminids, bug-like aliens rich with oil reserves, and Automatons, robotic soldiers determined to destroy the titular elite soldiers known as Helldivers. The game has been such a surprise success that the servers for Helldivers 2 have already had to be updated in order to accommodate the vast number of players coming to the action-packed third-person shooter. Despite a few bumps in the road due to the overcrowded servers, developer Arrowhead has been praised by many players for its quick response time in dealing with issues while also crafting a compelling and incredibly fun game.

A series of leaks have hit social media, revealing that mech suits are coming to Helldivers 2 sometime in the future. Although the in-game battles are incredibly fun, there are some notoriously difficult enemies in Helldivers 2 that a mech suit would greatly help destroy. From Twitter to TikTok, the leaks have been spreading like wildfire as many players are excited about the prospect of fighting Terminids and Automatons while controlling gun-toting machines.

As of now, there have been multiple gameplay leaks showcasing mech suits being used in battle. The clips that have been leaked to various social media platforms have revealed mechs with different types of gun. From a rocket launcher to a mini gun, it's clear that the mechs will be well-equipped, giving players even more firepower against the game's enemy factions. Since the outcome of battles in Helldivers 2 is important to the continuing story of the game, having mech suits on hand will give players an even greater chance against threats to Super