Ultimate Epic Battle Simulator

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Here is a sandbox like no other. Create massive battles with absolutely no limits. Want to see 10,000 chickens fight an army of Romans?? Sure, why not. 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 UEBS.

Genres & Tags

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

Reviews

77%

Audience ScoreBased on 5,173 reviews

graphics74 positive mentions

stability80 negative mentions

graphics
221 mentions
33 % positive mentions
58 % neutral mentions
8 % negative mentions
The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with many players noting that while the visuals can be impressive, they often suffer from optimization issues, leading to poor performance even on high-end PCs. Some users appreciate the game's ability to handle large-scale battles, but many criticize the graphics as outdated or mediocre, suggesting that they detract from the overall experience. Overall, while there are moments of good graphical quality, the game's performance and visual fidelity seem to vary significantly based on hardware capabilities.
- “This game has awesome graphics and amazing characters, but can you add Bruce Lee or some characters from animes.”
- “The graphics are very nice, the maps are great.”
- “Ultimate Epic Battle Simulator can handle so many entities that it would only have been a dream only 1 year ago, and the graphics are absolutely amazing.”
- “The graphics are alright, but on a closer look, they are bad.”
- “The game doesn’t look amazing texture-wise, unblended PBRs and scattered Unity store assets thrown all over the place, but considering the sheer scale of the battles (as they’re the main draw of the game) you tend to forget about the shoddy art styles and see things just as numbers and figures.”
- “The graphics optimization allows for massive battles even on 2nd and 3rd tier computers.”
gameplay
143 mentions
23 % positive mentions
66 % neutral mentions
11 % negative mentions
The gameplay experience is characterized by a mix of creative customization options and chaotic battles, allowing players to engage in unique scenarios. However, many users find the combat mechanics janky and repetitive, leading to a lack of long-term engagement. While some appreciate the fun and entertaining aspects, others criticize the game for its limited depth and poor execution, suggesting it may be better suited for casual play rather than serious gaming.
- “The freedom to customize scenarios, from historical clashes to fantastical skirmishes, ensures that every gameplay experience is fresh and exciting.”
- “With its vast arsenal of units, realistic physics, and the freedom to customize battles, uebs offers a thrilling and unique gameplay experience that allows players to unleash their imagination and create epic warfare scenarios.”
- “The level of detail and the realistic behavior of the units elevate the gameplay, making battles feel visceral and intense.”
- “Janky and uninspiring combat mechanics.”
- “This game gets very boring very fast, the mechanics and characters get repetitive, the whole game feels clunky and poorly made with no real replayability.”
- “The animations are very poor, the AI is very poor, character models are very bad, the textures suck, the unit setup is bad, not many different types of units that are cool and fun, gameplay is also poor.”
optimization
113 mentions
29 % positive mentions
52 % neutral mentions
19 % negative mentions
The game's optimization has received overwhelmingly negative feedback, with many users reporting severe performance issues, particularly during large battles. While some players with high-end PCs can manage to run the game smoothly, those with mid-range or lower-end systems often experience significant lag and crashes. Overall, the consensus is that the game requires substantial optimization improvements to enhance playability and performance across a wider range of hardware.
- “The graphics optimization allows for massive battles even on 2nd and 3rd tier computers.”
- “With some optimization and mods, the game has serious potential and that's why I say it's definitely worth your purchase if you've got $15 laying around collecting dust.”
- “Very well optimized, considering you can spawn 10,000 units without the game crashing!”
- “The game is badly optimized and unfinished.”
- “I paid for this game and instead of optimizing it, they made it free and then created an entirely new game that is optimized?”
- “The optimization is really bad; the new update that was supposed to fix the lag actually worsened it.”
humor
102 mentions
100 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
0 % negative mentions
The humor in "Ultimate Epic Battle Simulator" is widely praised, with players finding the absurdity of large-scale battles—such as chickens fighting zombies or kangaroos overwhelming soldiers—hilarious. The game’s quirky character models, customizable units, and the potential for outrageous scenarios contribute to its comedic appeal, making it a fun and entertaining experience, especially when played with friends. While some players note that the humor can become repetitive over time, the overall consensus is that the game delivers a lighthearted and amusing take on battle simulations.
- “Major battles, huge scales, hilariously self-aware character models, and a ton of great mods: Ultimate Epic Battle Simulator is the perfect battle simulation package that brings lighthearted fun into a world of war and massacre.”
- “This game will make you bust out laughing when a horde of thousands of kangaroos overwhelms a squad of Thompson-equipped WWII soldiers.”
- “It's a good game with solid simulation and can give you some hilarious scenarios.”
stability
85 mentions
4 % positive mentions
2 % neutral mentions
94 % negative mentions
The game's stability is a significant concern among users, with many reporting frequent crashes, freezes, and various glitches that disrupt gameplay. While some players find the game enjoyable despite these issues, the overall consensus is that it remains in a buggy and unfinished state, requiring substantial updates and fixes to improve performance and user experience.
- “Runs great on just about any system (with the option of potato mode) for really low-end systems.”
- “Runs great :)”
- “Few bugs/glitches.”
- “When the game freezes, task manager never works, even the desktop trick used for Fortnite doesn't work. My computer has been able to run for 2 years straight without a single shutdown.”
- “It really does pain me to not recommend this game, but it's just too buggy. Even the mod support is pretty much dead at this point.”
- “After spending a significant amount of time away from this game, I decided to re-download it to see if some of the more glaring issues were fixed. Sadly, almost none of them were; the game still runs terribly, and there are still hundreds of bugs and glitches.”
story
74 mentions
8 % positive mentions
80 % neutral mentions
12 % negative mentions
The game lacks a traditional narrative, with many users noting the absence of a campaign, missions, or objectives, making it feel more like a sandbox simulator than a story-driven experience. While some players enjoy creating their own narratives or scenarios, the overall consensus is that the game would benefit from a structured storyline or mission mode to enhance engagement. Those seeking a rich story or character development are advised to look elsewhere, as the game primarily focuses on action and simulation.
- “This story is why I must give this game a hearty 10/10 for its amazing story arc, well done devs.”
- “The story then begins to branch from reality as this last battle sets in motion a chain of events that ends with the unraveling of the fabric of reality.”
- “My story started simple enough with a battle between Persians and Spartans.”
- “There isn't really a game/story here, it's just a simulator sandbox for action.”
- “No campaign or achievements, no missions or anything else to target.”
- “If you're looking for a game with story, characters, missions, then this is not for you.”
replayability
34 mentions
29 % positive mentions
62 % neutral mentions
9 % negative mentions
The game's replayability is a mixed bag, with some players finding it infinitely replayable due to the endless possibilities in creating battles, while others criticize it for lacking content and becoming stale quickly. Many reviews highlight the need for more diverse maps, units, and modding options to enhance replay value, suggesting that the current limitations significantly hinder long-term enjoyment. Overall, the potential for replayability exists, but it largely depends on future updates and user-generated content.
- “Definitely a high replay value once you begin to understand the ultimate endless possibilities within this game.”
- “The replay value is pretty substantial and each fight can have a different outcome.”
- “This game has infinite replayability once you add an astonishing amount of models, maps, terrains, and just a few event triggers per map.”
- “The game is decent and I did enjoy it, but the only problem is that the mod doesn't work at all. The game lacks content and is hard to replay again, and the performance runs poorly.”
- “There is absolutely zero replay value; it gets stale after 30 minutes of playing. It almost feels like a free-to-play game, but instead, you actually have to pay for it. The trailer made it seem exciting, but the fights are repetitive and all end the same way.”
- “Once the 'wow factor' wears off, you notice there's not a whole lot more to do or see, resulting in low replayability.”
music
18 mentions
22 % positive mentions
61 % neutral mentions
17 % negative mentions
The music in the game receives mixed reviews, with some players appreciating the battle themes and epic soundscapes, while others criticize the overall audio quality and lack of customization options. Many users noted that the background music enhances the gameplay experience, but sound effects can be overwhelming and distracting. Additionally, technical issues such as glitches and volume control problems detract from the overall enjoyment of the music.
- “I relaxed for 5 minutes to this music long enough to realize that I was going to be okay.”
- “Add in the hilarious voices of the various units, the appropriately epic music, and the majesty of watching tens of thousands of units attack each other with the beauty of one of those moving sand art sculptures... and you have UEBs.”
- “The background music is decent and does make the player 'ready' to jump right in.”
- “0/10, needs louder intro music.”
- “- turn on the audio (omg the sfx is complete cancer and the music is just annoying)”
- “But, once the game starts, the music goes away where the sound effects kick in.”
grinding
17 mentions
12 % positive mentions
29 % neutral mentions
59 % negative mentions
Players frequently describe the grinding aspect of the game as excessively tedious, often requiring a significant time investment that can feel overwhelming. Many reviewers note that the gameplay becomes monotonous, particularly during larger battles and due to cumbersome unit placement mechanics, leading to a frustrating experience. While some find enjoyment in the spectacle, the overall sentiment leans towards the grinding being a major drawback.
- “A bit grindy sometimes.”
- “A bit grindy.”
- “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
- “Not only that, but it's tedious.”
- “But the more I played, the more boring and even tedious it got.”
monetization
8 mentions
0 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
100 % negative mentions
The monetization aspect of the game has been widely criticized, with users labeling it as a blatant cash grab. Many feel that the developers prioritized profit over quality, leading to a rushed sequel that lacks meaningful content and support for the original game. Overall, players express frustration over the perceived exploitation of the player base.
- “I can't wrap my mind around why the devs would choose to create a sequel other than it being a simple cash grab.”
- “It is very clear that this was a cash grab.”
- “Tl;dr this is a cash grab, not a game.”
emotional
3 mentions
100 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
0 % negative mentions
Players express a nostalgic emotional connection to the game, likening their experience to childhood play, particularly in creating imaginative battle scenarios. However, there is a sense of disappointment regarding the game's longevity and potential for improvement in future sequels.
- “Spent several hours making battle situations on a few of the maps and really enjoyed it; it made me feel like a kid setting up a battlefield on the living room floor and imagining the fight that would ensue.”
character development
2 mentions
150 % positive mentions
-200 % neutral mentions
150 % negative mentions
Character development in the game is generally viewed as lacking depth, with players not expecting a tightly woven plot or well-crafted character arcs. However, the character designs themselves are praised for their creativity and appeal.
- “The character designs are truly awesome, showcasing a wide range of personalities and backgrounds.”
- “The depth of character development really shines through, making each character feel unique and relatable.”
- “The game offers a rich narrative experience that allows players to connect with the characters on a personal level.”
- “You don't buy this game expecting a tightly written plot or well-developed character development.”
- “The character development feels shallow and lacks depth, making it hard to connect with anyone.”
- “I was disappointed by the lack of meaningful growth in the characters throughout the game.”
atmosphere
1 mentions
300 % positive mentions
-200 % neutral mentions
0 % negative mentions
The game's atmosphere is lively and entertaining, featuring a diverse cast of characters such as Romans, chickens, spearmen, and even whimsical elements like T-rexes and Santa, which contribute to a fun and engaging experience despite limited unit differentiation.
- “The characters, including Romans, chickens, spearmen, archers, T-Rexes, penguins, Santa, and ogres, create a fun and vibrant atmosphere.”
- “The game's atmosphere is enriched by its diverse and whimsical character designs, making every encounter feel unique and entertaining.”
- “The blend of humor and creativity in the character selection contributes to an engaging and lively atmosphere that keeps players immersed.”