While UEBS 2 will have the same gameplay as its predecessor, that does not mean that the experience is the same. However, if you don't want to create your own battles, you have the option to jump into multiplayer stories and player-driven campaigns. Meanwhile, in the FPS invasion mode, you can play through the eyes of a soldier as he fights off hordes of zombies. In the sandbox mode, you can have infinite army sizes and far greater flexibility. Moreover, you have different maps where you want the battles to take place.Īs noted, the game brings fan favorites from the first installment. You can even pit chickens against humans. As mentioned, the game allows you to design your battles using a selection of pre-made units, from medieval knights to World War II soldiers. What does that mean? That means every piece of shiny armor is reflecting its true surroundings, every bright surface illuminates its surroundings and affects the overall lighting.Ultimate Epic Battle Simulator II is a game where you can watch more than a million warriors engage in a battle. 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 into the 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 the Unity engine. Unfortunately, there really aren’t many engines that you can chuck 10,000 characters in and expect good performance.
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