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Dev Log_P9. The Hive: 500 autonomous units that can ""think"", move, and interact with the world. The goal is to build a large scale horde system for my openworld game while keeping performance "above" 60 FPS. Music: Escape and Panic · Jesper Kyd #sbox #Sandbox #IndieGame #GameDevelopment

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