What changed in Totally Accurate Battle Simulator in 2022

Improvements made to prevent crashes.

Multiple custom unit clothing items that weren't rendering properly when placed in a battle have been fixed.

Multiple custom unit props that were missing or incorrectly displayed have been fixed.

Fix for the bug causing the sarissa to spin uncontrollably.

An issue where the user was unable to name a custom unit or custom faction has been fixed.

Some input conflicts that occurred when swapping between a gamepad and keyboard/mouse have been resolved.

TABS is now available on Nintendo Switch.

Introduces a new mode for players to create their own maps.

Some localization issues have been addressed.

Announcement of the release of Totally Accurate Battle Simulator on Nintendo Switch.

Issues where some achievements were not unlocking as expected have been resolved.

An issue where custom factions wouldn't load after restarting the game has been fixed.

Introduction of a Map Creator with landscape sculpting, object manipulation, hazards, triggers, themes, and weather options.

TABS is being ported to mobile as a pay-to-play pocket edition.

The DLC will be available for $5.99 after the initial free period.

New DLC featuring two knights on a journey to race for the rose, available for free for the first 24 hours.

Introducing neon-inspired weapons and the ability to create neon units in the Unit Creator.

Working on fixing the most frequent bugs and crashes reported by players.