Totally Accurate Battle Simulator by its name will have you believing that you are about to play the most accurate war/command simulator game ever created, right? Well yes and no. You see, you have to pick the best units for each battle and while the game is fun and quite random, you still do have to think. There is a campaign mode here and that is where the strategy element comes into play. I would say that the core gameplay on offer here is so much fun and so simple that even those who are normally not too keen on strategy games would be able to jump in here as it is very straightforward and easy to pick up. You purchase your warriors and send them out into battle. The idea is that you want to select the best squad” possible for battle. You also have a “budget” at the start of each battle. For example, you have ones that can use spears, axes, shields, and so on. The way that you go about “playing” Totally Accurate Battle Simulator is that you have several different units at your disposal. The game looks like some kind of child’s toy and the ragdoll physics are absolutely hilarious and do add quite a bit of fun factor to the game. What does that mean? That means every piece of shiny armor is reflecting it's true surroundings, every bright surfaces illuminates it's surroundings and effects the overall lighting.The game has a basic look to it, but this is by design. This enables bounce light completely in real time. So I built my own dynamic global illumination lighting engine. But I didn't stop there! With the large open environments, I needed a more dynamic lighting solution than the one built in to Unity engine.
Each individual decides his own path and navigates complex environments. The detail of each character has little effect on performance while each individual acts independently, but is working towards a greater good for his team. This is why I worked months on end to create the most powerful crowd rendering system ever conceived in Unity engine. Unfortunately there really aren't many engines that you can chuck 10,000 characters in and expect good performance. Want to see what a battle of 100,000 units looks like? We don't recommend going past 10,000 for most machines but its your CPU, do what you want! On top of that, you can play as any one of the units in the game, getting up close and personal to help change the tides of a massive battle, while rallying teammates and giving them orders! That is why we decided not to limit the amount of units in battle. Everything from, Roman Centurions, Medieval soldiers, Knights, Orcs, Trolls, and yes, chickens! The main focus in this game is giving the player no restrictions to what he can do. Mess around with a massive variety of units. Want to see a company of WW2 U.S soldiers fight 11,000 Medieval soldiers? There are simply no limits to the carnage you can achieve in Epic Battle Simulator. Want to see 10,000 chickens fight an army of Romans? Sure, why not.
Create massive battles with absolutely no limits.
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