There’s Always an Opponent.
The biggest barrier to playing BREACH.MMO has been simple: you needed a human on the other side. With 661 weekly visitors spread across time zones, the odds of two players queueing at the same moment were roughly zero. You’d click “Find Match,” watch the timer spin, and leave. v2.7 fixes that permanently.
Thirty seconds after you queue with no human opponent, a bot fills the slot. The match starts. The bot plays. It does not AFK. It does not disconnect. It is online whenever you are.
Three difficulty tiers ship in this release:
| Tier | Engine | Behavior |
|---|---|---|
| Script Kiddie | Heuristics | Fixed decision tree. No LLM cost. Good for learning the controls. |
| Hacker | Qwen3-30B (self-hosted) | Reads the game state. Plans multi-step attack chains. Adapts to your defensive posture. |
| APT | Claude Sonnet 4.6 | Advanced Persistent Threat behavior. Lateral movement, persistence, and counter-detection. Closest to a skilled human opponent. |
Bots are indistinguishable from players at the server layer — they submit the same
PlayerInput struct through the same tick loop. The match engine doesn’t know
or care whether the input came from a keyboard or an LLM inference call. This means every
exploit mechanic, every cert-tracker update, every arrest cycle works exactly as designed against
bot opponents.
LLM spend is metered. A per-match circuit breaker caps bot costs at $2/match and $100/day. When the cap is reached, the bot falls back to heuristic idle behavior rather than dropping the connection. No runaway inference bills, no broken matches.
- Bot matchmaking fill — 30-second timeout, then a bot joins; difficulty configurable at queue time
- Script Kiddie tier — zero LLM cost, heuristic-only, good onboarding difficulty
- Hacker tier — Qwen3-30B on self-hosted Hetzner endpoint, multi-step planning
- APT tier — Claude Sonnet 4.6, full LLM reasoning, closest to skilled human play
- CU circuit breaker — $2/match, $100/day hard caps; graceful fallback on limit hit
- Public player profile pages — shareable at
play.multiversestudios.xyz/player/<username>with rank, XP, cert badges, and match history; full OG card support
The game is pay-what-you-can and open source. If you’ve been waiting for a reason to try it — you no longer have to wait for anyone else. play.multiversestudios.xyz/breach/