Fit check
Is Epic Fantasy Battle Simulator worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who want to watch or directly control units in large medieval battles
- Strategy fans interested in switching between battlefield command and individual combat
- Players with high-end PCs who want battles containing very large crowds
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a tightly focused small-scale combat game may hit the crowd-simulation scale and unit-switching systems as a mismatch.
- Players who require cavalry control, siege battles, or additional maps now may bounce when they find those features listed for future Early Access updates.
- Players without a high-end PC may not suit the stated scale of up to 100,000 or more characters.
Our take on Epic Fantasy Battle Simulator
The bounce point is hardware and scale: players aiming for the advertised 100,000-plus character battles may hit a wall if their PC cannot handle the crowd-rendering demands. Others may stop at the Early Access roadmap when looking for cavalry control, siege battles, or more maps immediately.
What is Epic Fantasy Battle Simulator?
Epic Fantasy Battle Simulator stages medieval battles with crowds of up to 100,000 or more characters on high-end PCs.
Players can watch the fighting or control an individual unit at any time. Combat includes light and heavy attacks, combos, parrying, and blocking. Six factions provide varied unit types and weapons, including one-handed and two-handed weapons, shields, pikes, and bows. Giant monsters can also be controlled. Workshop support allows custom characters. The vendor lists cavalry with third-person control, siege battles, and additional maps as planned Early Access updates.
How Epic Fantasy Battle Simulator plays
- 01Large Battle Crowds
- The rendering system supports battles containing up to 100,000 or more characters on high-end PCs.
- 02Individual Unit Control
- Control can switch to any unit during a battle.
- 03Close Combat System
- Fighting includes light and heavy attacks, combos, parrying, and blocking.
- 04Faction Variety
- Six factions offer units using one-handed and two-handed weapons, shields, pikes, bows, and other equipment.
- 05Controllable Monsters
- Giant monsters can take part in battles under player control.
- 06Custom Characters
- Workshop support allows players to use custom characters.
Epic Fantasy Battle Simulator compared to similar games
Rising Front also combines large-scale battles with first-person control and overhead army command, but its description focuses on tanks, cavalry, planes, and infantry. Epic Fantasy Battle Simulator instead centers on six medieval factions, close-combat systems, controllable monsters, and custom characters. Creeper World 4 focuses on real-time strategy, economic construction, and defending against fluid enemy waves rather than controlling individual medieval units.
Epic Fantasy Battle Simulator: platforms & release
Is Epic Fantasy Battle Simulator worth it?
It is worth it if: players who want to watch or directly control units in large medieval battles. Skip it if: players seeking a tightly focused small-scale combat game may hit the crowd-simulation scale and unit-switching systems as a mismatch.
Where can I download Epic Fantasy Battle Simulator?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Epic Fantasy Battle Simulator's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Epic Fantasy Battle Simulator on?
Windows only.
