OMNITICK BATTLE SIM V1

Mass Battle Simulator

OmniTick Mass Battle Simulator is a real-time, browser-based tactical sandbox simulation where you can configure and watch massive army battles clashing horizontally directly on your screen. Experience epic warfare ranging from 10,000 vs 10,000 up to 100,000 vs 100,000 soldiers with high-density formations, fluid frontline deformation, and real-time rout and morale collapses.

⚔️ How It Works

Configure Army A (marching from the West) and Army B (marching from the East). Select their troop types, regiment sizes, and tactical formations. Press Start Battle to watch the armies advance across the panoramic battlefield, exchange projectile volleys, lock into intense melee clashes, push into frontline gaps, and break under morale pressure.

🛡️ Battle Simulator Features

  • Epic Scale: Simulate up to 200,000 total soldiers at smooth 60 FPS using an aggregate WebGL Level of Detail (LOD) architecture.
  • Organic Frontlines: Micro-motion, dynamic sinusoidal wave pushes, and realistic casualty erosion instead of rigid block tiles.
  • Morale & Rout Escape: Cohorts under overwhelming pressure panic, scatter, and escape past deployment retreat boundaries.
  • Deterministic Replays: Share exact battle seeds and configurations via one-click link sharing.

🏹 Army Types & Unit Classes

Each warrior class features unique, deterministic game balance attributes including armor mitigation, attack speed, movement speed, and morale discipline.

Spartan Near-unbreakable phalanx discipline with heavy bronze shields. Viking Ferocious dual-axe berserkers with lethal charge power. Knight Fast armored shock cavalry with devastating wedge impact. Heavy Knight Massive armored cataphracts crushing through infantry lines. Swordsman Versatile frontline infantry with balanced damage and armor. Spearman Long reach and phalanx bracing that punishes cavalry charges. Archer Long-range projectile volleys that harass enemies before collision. Roman Legionary Disciplined gladius and scutum formation tactics. Zombie Relentless endless hordes with infinite morale. Giant Colossus titans capable of swatting away hundreds of soldiers.

🏆 Curated Historical & Fantasy Battles

Featured

10k Spartans vs 50k Zombies

The Thermopylae horror: bronze shieldwall phalanx holding the narrow pass against an endless undead horde.

 Cavalry Charge

5k Knights vs 20k Swordsmen

A thunderous heavy cavalry wedge charge driving directly into a dense infantry battle line.

 Discipline vs Fury

10k Romans vs 10k Vikings

Roman legionary tactical cohesion clashing on high ground against dual-axe Norse berserkers.

 Titan War

1k Giants vs 100k Romans

Massive colossi wading through an ocean of 100,000 Roman legionaries in an open plain.

 Ranged Defense

15k Archers vs 4k Heavy Knights

Massed arrow volleys darkening the sky as armored cataphracts ford a rushing river crossing.

🗺️ Battlefields & Terrain Environments

Open Field

A vast grassy plain offering wide frontage for sweeping flanking maneuvers and cavalry charges.

Narrow Pass

Rocky canyon cliffs that restrict vertical frontage, enabling smaller disciplined forces to repel vast hordes.

Hill Ridge

Army A commands the high ground plateau on the left, gaining acceleration momentum and shock bonuses.

River Crossing

A central flowing river slows advancing foot soldiers and cavalry by 45%, leaving them exposed to archer volleys.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Mass Battle Simulator free?

Yes. OmniTick Mass Battle Simulator is 100% free to play directly in your web browser. No download, registration, or credit card required.

Can I simulate thousands of soldiers?

Yes. The simulator comfortably handles battles of 10,000 vs 10,000, 10,000 vs 100,000, and up to 100,000 vs 100,000 soldiers using a high-density WebGL point-batching and aggregate chunk architecture.

Does it run directly in my browser?

Yes. Everything runs client-side in real time using hardware-accelerated WebGL and HTML5 Canvas on desktop, tablet, and mobile devices.

Are battle outcomes historically accurate?

No. This is a game and sandbox simulation built purely for fun, cinematic emergent behavior, and experimentation. Combat values are balanced for engaging gameplay rather than historical fact.

Can I share a battle?

Yes! Clicking the Share button generates an encoded link with your exact armies, troop counts, formations, battlefield, and random seed so anyone can watch the identical deterministic outcome.

Can I speed up battles?

Yes. You can use the bottom controls to run the simulation at 1x, 2x, 5x, or 10x real-time speed, pause at any crucial moment, and freely zoom or pan across the field.