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About Ultimate Epic Battle Simulator
Ultimate Epic Battle Simulator is a sandbox where players can stage battles with thousands of units, from chickens to Roman centurions, without preset limits. The focus is on unrestricted experimentation, letting you create any matchup you imagine.
The game runs on a custom crowd‑rendering system built in Unity and features a real‑time global illumination engine, so each unit acts independently while lighting reacts dynamically to the battlefield.
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Unlimited Sandbox Battles
The sandbox imposes no hard cap on unit numbers. Players can field tens of thousands of characters, though the developers suggest staying under 10,000 units for most hardware to maintain performance.
Performance is left to the user’s CPU; the engine will attempt to render any count you choose, making it a test of your system’s capabilities as much as a creative tool.
- Start with a lower unit count to gauge your machine’s limits before scaling up.
- Observe frame‑rate changes as you add more units to identify a comfortable maximum.
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Broad Unit Variety
The roster includes Roman centurions, medieval knights, orcs, trolls, WW2 U.S. soldiers, and chickens. Each type behaves according to its own design, allowing historically impossible match‑ups.
There are no restrictions on which units can be combined, so you can pit any collection against any other for pure entertainment.
- Mix contrasting unit types to discover unexpected interactions.
- Select a unit you enjoy and control it directly to see how it influences the battle.
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Crowd Rendering System
Developers spent months building a crowd‑rendering system in Unity that keeps performance stable even with thousands of characters. Individual visual detail has little effect on frame rate.
Each character decides its own path and navigates complex environments, contributing to the larger battle while remaining independent.
- Watch how units navigate obstacles without noticeable lag.
- Compare performance when you lower visual detail versus reducing unit count.
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Dynamic Global Illumination
A custom lighting engine provides real‑time bounce lighting, so shiny armor reflects its surroundings and bright surfaces illuminate nearby areas. This creates a more immersive visual experience.
Lighting reacts to the battlefield layout, enhancing depth as units clash across varied terrain.
- Place reflective units near bright surfaces to see bounce‑light effects.
- Move units across different terrain to notice changes in illumination.
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Single‑Player and Family Sharing
Ultimate Epic Battle Simulator is a single‑player title, allowing anyone to create and watch battles alone. No multiplayer modes are mentioned in the official description.
The game supports family sharing, meaning multiple accounts can access the same purchase, as supported by the game's Family Sharing feature.
- Share the game with family members to explore different battle ideas on separate sessions.
- Use the single‑player mode to fine‑tune large‑scale scenarios without external pressure.
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