TOTALLY ACCURATE BATTLE SIMULATOR AT LONG LAST BRINGS ITS WOBBLY BATTLES TO SWITCH ON NOVEMBER 3

Plus! Create your own battlegrounds with the new Map Creator update. ​​​​​​​

Landfall are stoked to finally reveal today that their flagship title, Totally Accurate Battle Simulator (or TABS for short), will be arriving on Nintendo Switch on November 3 for $19.99 USD, with pre-orders available today.

That’s not all! Landfall is also excited to announce that TABS will be receiving a major new feature in an upcoming update, available on all platforms on November 3, the highly requested Map Creator!

The Nintendo Switch version of TABS will come with a number of changes in order to support a stable, but still classic TABS experience on the platform. Players can still expect many of the game’s campaigns and units to make their way to Switch, but for a complete list of expected changes head on over to Landfall’s site.

Totally Accurate Battle Simulator’s new Map Creator, powered by mod.io, will allow players to create and share the battleground maps of their dreams with its creative suite of features. Those features include:

• Landscape sculpting and painting tools
• Ability to place and manipulate various objects on your map
• Ability to add various hazards on your map
• A trigger system, activating effects or various dispensers
• Six map themes to choose from
• Three different types of weather to choose from for your map

TABS is available now on Xbox and Steam with a 98% Overwhelmingly Positive from user reviews.

About Totally Accurate Battle Simulator
Be the leader of red and blue wobblers from ancient lands, spooky places and fantasy worlds. Watch them fight in simulations made with the wobbliest physics system ever created. When you grow tired of the 100+ wobblers at your disposal you can make new ones in the unit creator.

You can also send your wobblers to fight your friends or strangers in online multiplayer. Totally Accurate Battle Simulator (TABS) was conjured up during a week-long game jam in a castle in 2016. It quickly became apparent that physics-based fighting was amazing and it didn’t take long before the rest of the world caught on, with 4.5 million players.