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Totally Accurate Battle Simulator added multiplayer and left early accessReady to rhumble
Ready to rhumble
Directing armies in battles can be such a chore—‘go here,’ ‘kill that’, ‘retreat there’—when sometimes I just want to see a big daft rumble. That’sTotally Accurate Battle Simulator, the game about building armies and just seeing what happens. It gets a touch silly, between the ragdoll physics and a roster of units which includes vikings, cavemen, Roman legionaries, pirates, wooly mammoths, tanks, dragons, skeletons, and angels. After a few years in early access, TABS has finally hit version 1.0, and has added multiplayer too.
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Totally Accurate Battle Simulator - Full release Trailer
Steve Hogarty looked at TABS twice during early access, oncein 2019thenagain in 2020. That second time, he said:
The Mechanic talked with developers Landfallabout the physics powering the gametoo.
Since then, Landfall have added newness including a unit creator and, now, local and online multiplayer. Thelaunch announcementon Friday (yes, it left early access on April Fool’s Day, ho ho) also notes that the launch update added two new factions, two new maps, two new campaigns, achievements, Twitch intergration.
Totally Accurate Battle Simulator is out for Windows and Mac onSteamandthe Epic Games Storeat £15.49/€16.79/$19.99.
