Once you’ve placed all your desired units, you sit back, click play, and watch the madness unfold. Want to recruit an army of pitchfork-wielding farmers supported by Valkyries and led by Zeus? Totally Accurate Battle Simulator is down with that.
There’s no limit on how many units you can place on the map, or on mixing units from different historical (sometimes mythological) eras. The rules for this are slightly different depending on whether you’re playing in sandbox mode or campaign mode, but for now let’s assume we’re working with the sandbox rules of anything goes. Each scenario is primed by selecting units from a pool and placing them on the battlefield by pointing and clicking with the mouse. The game itself plays like weaponised dominoes, in that your main interaction with it happens during setup. While that may sound somewhat counter to the premise, in practice it works perfectly, as that’s the exact state most of these intellectual grudge-match exercises usually arise from. Totally Accurate Battle Simulator assumes the default position that every belligerent in the conflict is drunk, staggering around and swiping at one another like middle-aged accounts managers in a pub car park. Want to pit a horde of cavemen against a few plucky Vikings? No problem! Thirty hobbits versus one mammoth? Weird, but okay. Want to know who would win in a battle between medieval knights and Greek hoplites? TABS has got you covered.
Totally Accurate Battle Simulator allows you to indulge your wildest 'Who would win in a battle between…' scenarios.
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