Totally Accurate Battle Simulator

Totally Accurate Battle Simulator is a tactical game where everything is based on physics. Battles take place in real time, and armies are assembled from units of different eras: from cavemen with clubs to shooters and siege engines. The main difference from serious strategies is that the fighters behave clumsily: they fall, somersault and fly apart from blows. Watching this is no less interesting than planning the arrangement. The placement of the squad is more important than the speed of clicks: the place, direction and order of exit determine the outcome. The fighters are clumsy, but every battle ends with something unexpected. There are many units, and they differ in characteristics, weapons and fighting style. By gathering an army, you can see who wins, and then change the composition and test a new idea. Campaigns offer historical skirmishes, and the sandbox allows you to stage your own experiments. The workshop works add units like pirates, knights and giant creatures. There are campaigns with ready-made tasks, a sandbox for free experiments, and a mode where battles are settled on a server for a large number of participants. Modifications and the workshop add entire sets of fighters. The available settings allow you to turn on slow motion and watch each fight in detail. Battles between hundreds of fighters turn into a real spectacle of falls and collisions. Your own battles can be recorded and shown to others, and campaigns can be played in different orders. The project grew from a simple prototype and became a platform for experiments with physics. For those who love strategy and want to laugh at the outcome, this game provides both.