Still, it’s defined enough and popular to warrant review, so let’s dive in. The game is in “Preview Mode,” which means it’s not fully complete yet, and still in early access. The mixed reviews weren’t enough to dissuade me from the cool premise, and now, I’m checking it out. I remember seeing early trailers on Steam and being amazed at how nuts you could make the battles. There’s nothing wrong with that, but it’s not my usual game.īut I have to admit, Totally Accurate Battle Simulator (aka TABS) really piqued my curiosity. I like having goals, things to aim toward, where sandboxes give you complete freedom to make your own fun. The update may be small, but all problems are worthy of a fix.Sandbox games aren’t usually my thing. Getting stuck on loading screens, voice line problems, and screen tearing should not be a problem in both versions of the game anymore. This small but convenient fix will make the player’s life easier overall. Now Xbox players will be able to write unit stats with a keyboard, so players will not have to use the on-screen keyboard anymore. Players should no longer have access to custom units in multiplayer (This was never intended and would crash the game).Fixed an issue with the Radial Interfaces with factions that only have one unit in them.Fixed an issue where the factions were doubling up in the Radial Menu.Fixed issues where players were stuck in the loading screen when launching the game.Fixed the issue with screen tearing on Xbox Series X.Fixed an issue where some unit voice lines were not working correctly.
Added keyboard input for unit stats in Unit Creator.Potentially fixed an issue where battles with limited factions carry the limits over to the next battles.Fixed an issue where adding more factions was not available during campaigns.Fixed issues where players were stuck in the loading screen when launching the game.
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