TechRaptor played Ultimate Epic Battle Simulator on PC using a copy purchased by the player. You can’t really ask for anything less in the end, can you? Ultimate Epic Battle Simulator succeeds at being a charming sandbox, waiting to be bombarded with the wild imaginations of those who play in it. It is still technically rough around its edges, and it chugs along horribly in the thick of battle, but you cannot deny it at least delivers on epic battle simulations and is fun to mess around in. In that way, Ultimate Epic Battle Simulator succeeds at just being a fun diversion of a tool to play around with. It is impressive how much stupid fun can be had in UEBS just by the creations of the fanbase alone. New options, new matchups, character stats to tweak, all of this just adds to the ridiculousness of the entire experience. That fan interactivity is what pretty much gives UEBS some legs after the novelty fades. even uninstalled and reinstalled the game.
Modded units size is taken more into account in both the spacing of the unit ranks and their. The issue with modded units often vanishing(and often other normal units) has been fixed. The new issues with custom units not working properly in both the menu and in game have been fixed. Want some fantasy werewolves to diversify your evil army or zombies and skeletons? How about modern soldiers instead of WWII-era fighters? Heck, tons of options, from superheroes to Jedi to Pokémon to weird things, such as Samurai Horse Robots, have already been created for use in UEBS. Animal Revolt Battle Simulator Animal Revolt Workshop Try all the awesome buildings, maps and weaponised animals created by the ARBS player community. Hey everyone, I've been listening carefully to your issues and addressing them as quickly as possible. UEBS is one of the many games to utilize the Steam workshop community, which pumps out modded troops that can be downloaded and plopped into the game as the player sees fit. There is a lot of fun to be had in UEBS so long as you can stomach the jank.
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