If you like to watch animals brutally eviscerate other animals with lasers, bullets, explosives or by their own natural defense mechanisms, then Dog Hoggler’s Beast Battle Simulator is a game worth checking out. Beast Battle Simulator is set to hit PC via Steam Early Access come August 23rd.
I don’t think I need to explain anything further about Beast Battle Simulator...
Poor elephant taken down by the bird swarm – Beast Battle Simulator #gamedev #indiegames pic.twitter.com/2raQmS0eOs
— Dog Hoggler (@doghoggler) August 10, 2017
The game is a total meme, nevertheless a lot of people seem to be interested in this very strange yet brutal sim known as Beast Battle Simulator. If you happen to be curious about the actual gameplay, like many other gamers around and about the gaming universe, the official description sits below for you to read:
“Beast Battle Simulator is a physics based battle-simulation sandbox game featuring dinosaurs and animals. Kamikaze Zebras VS. T-Rex with laser guns, Lions with machine guns VS. a flock of 50 seagulls; anything is possible! Watch as the beasts dismember and rip each other apart in gory detail!”
As of now, one can easily pass this game off as a joke or something that’s not real, but given the response it has garnered so far, it seems like it has a lot of gamers’ interest. Actual gameplay showing the beast simulator in action is up for your viewing pleasure thanks to SteamTrailers.
https://youtu.be/OPNPxXm4_8Q
Modes included in the animal battle sim range from Beast Soccer, Challenge Mode, and Sandbox Mode. Joining these modes filled with crazy stuff comes full weapon customization that allows you to mix and match animals and weapons.
Lastly, over 30 different animals make an appearance in Beast Battle Simulator, and you can assume the role and play as one yourself. Options like health and damage modification can be applied to any animal or the one you are in control of.
Beast Battle Simulator is set to hit PC via Steam Early Access on August 23rd. More information about this very game can be found over on the developer’s Twitter page.
