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A very fun battle simulator game where the units created by the community are fun.The game,however pretty pointless, quickly gets you bored,A very fun battle simulator game where the units created by the community are fun.The game,however pretty pointless, quickly gets you bored, I don’t think it’s particularly worth dealing with.

Put up 300 Jedi against 5000 zombies? You can do it!Put up 30000 chickens against Chuck Norris? Yes you can do it in this game!This gamePut up 300 Jedi against 5000 zombies? You can do it!Put up 30000 chickens against Chuck Norris? Yes you can do it in this game!This game has two modes, one more popular than the other, I have over 30 minutes playtime on both.Let’s start with the ‘bad’ one, FPS InvasionIt’s COD Zombies on a beach, you start with 5 soldiers and you have a selection of 2 guns; a shotgun and an AR. The objective is to defeat a horde of zombies, after a specified amount of zombies has been killed you get a supply drop that spawns randomly, it consists of a healthpack, ammo and 2 soldiers to add to your army. This gamemode contains much fun but doesn’t have much replayability.Now for the ‘good’ mod, SandboxSandbox’s objective is well, whatever you want it to be, whether that be getting Germany to win WW2 against the Americans or put a Modern American Soldier to a WW2 American Soldier or even chickens against romans. I can assure you people will say TABS is better, but with better graphics and more selection and 1000’s more mods which include new soundtracks, skins and abilities, this game has to come out on top. You can customise battles down to which strategy they use and which path they will take, their formation and even groups. For my PC which is a Ryzen 5 3600 and a GeForce GTX 1660 Super, I can have up to 100k units in one battle. If your battles get too boring you can use your godlike abilities (nuke and wind) to spice/speed it up. This game is so fun you can even control certain troops and rally them, make them attack, move them into position etc.9/10, would recommend

The game overall is pretty fun. the thought of having a bunch of chickens or turtles or even tables overrun a horde of knights or Spartans isThe game overall is pretty fun. the thought of having a bunch of chickens or turtles or even tables overrun a horde of knights or Spartans is pretty entertaining. But the graphics of the game have to be held back because of the number of entities on the battlefield, which is both understandable but still a little disappointing, however, the game gets boring after 1-4 hours depending on your love for it. But when on steam, you can use mods to spice it up a bit. It's a decent game, with lots of potentials. But it just needs a little push. Hopefully, they'll fix its issues in the second one.

Killing hordes of zombies in FPS Invasion. Resupply crates dropped at a distance after each round. Building up a unit and finding strategicKilling hordes of zombies in FPS Invasion. Resupply crates dropped at a distance after each round. Building up a unit and finding strategic positions for them. Bullet drop for those long shots. What more can you ask for? There is no grind. The gameplay is simple and your unit is easy to manage. It's like first person tower defence. The simulator is a lot of fun too.

I have about 20 hours in the game and can say if you like creating large scale battles, this game is for you! Especially with the addition ofI have about 20 hours in the game and can say if you like creating large scale battles, this game is for you! Especially with the addition of community modded units! The only thing I think takes away from the game is the AI does get itself killed when you put in a higher volume of units. (falling off a hill into water is the most common example). Overall a fun way to make large battles.

If you have always wanted to wage wars with thousands of units, then look no further as this is the game for you. If you're not the seriousIf you have always wanted to wage wars with thousands of units, then look no further as this is the game for you. If you're not the serious type, then you can pick units such as chickens to fight too!

I like Ultimate Epic Battle Simulator's conceit—I used to love creating AI skirmishes in Garry's Mod—but here any potential drama is squandered by the poor execution. UEBS is good at the moneyshot—the ridiculous joy of seeing an unreasonable number of chickens swarm over some Nazis, or a super-powered turtle take on a cavalry brigade. But the joke soon wears thin, and, outside of that single gag, Ultimate Epic Battle Simulator fails to entertain.