Mobile OSs Epic Citadel now on Android - Who's up for some more benchmarks?

[ChazUK]

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.epicgames.EpicCitadel

Just tested my Nexus 4 and it nearly sits at the 60FPS vsync limit all the way through. I wish there was an easy way to disable vsync.

Nexus 4:

Nexus 7: (Colour me impressed by how well Tegra 3 does on the Nexus 7! Not as consistently smooth as the N4 but a good show either way.)

Some screenshots: (click for full size)

Care to share any other scores?

 

[aerok]

Note II

 

[siiip5]

Nexus 7. Looks consistent with yours.

 

[siiip5]

S3 on custom 4.1.1 ROM. Can def see this is a non Tegra dual core chip.

 

[sneaky butcher]

S3 on custom 4.1.1 ROM. Can def see this is a non Tegra dual core chip.

shame the USA version uses dual core krait but the international s3 uses quad core same as note 2. Thats quite a big difference. i guess its for LTE?

 

[surjavarman]

shame the USA version uses dual core krait but the international s3 uses quad core same as note 2. Thats quite a big difference. i guess its for LTE?

Actually you can't really say. He is using a custom rom and from what I have seen custom roms usually lag behind stock roms in terms of performance benchmarks. This is the case for most benchmarks that I have seen.

 

[Tinmania]

I only hope there is an actual game released in the near future that uses the engine--hopefully not on rails too. Even a simple quest-type game would be nice with this engine.

Interesting that the Note 2 seems to lag the Nexus 4. I think I will hide the nav bars then retest. It's a shame, in my opinion, to have graphics like this not using the whole screen.

Edit: Looks like hiding the nav bars made no real difference. Wish games would hide them on their own.



Michael