TABS Pocket Edition Launches, Lead Wobblers to War

Totally Accurate Battle Simulator (TABS) has officially arrived on mobile devices as TABS Pocket Edition. This highly anticipated mobile adaptation, announced over three years ago, delivers the same wonky physics and chaotic battles to your smartphone.

TABS Pocket Edition delivers the same hilarious physics mayhem as PC

Enter TABS' absurd world where physics takes center stage, populated by wobblers - delightfully unstable warriors who stumble through combat in the most ridiculous ways possible.

The game features over 100 ridiculous units spanning every imaginable historical era, from cavemen and mammoths to medieval knights and modern military units. The Pocket Edition includes a unit creator for designing custom fighters - imagine pitting 100 skeletons against a single ape, or watching a mammoth battle club-wielding brutes.

Gameplay follows the same strategic deployment system: your side starts with limited funds to strategically place units, while the AI opponent enjoys minor technological advantages. The mobile version also includes online multiplayer, allowing you to challenge real players with your wobbly armies in hilariously unbalanced matchups.

Both campaign mode and sandbox mode make the transition to mobile. The progressively challenging campaigns guide players through historical-themed battles, while sandbox mode offers unrestricted creativity for the most absurd combat scenarios.

Mobile version adaptations

While retaining all the humor and chaotic charm of the PC original, the Pocket Edition makes some necessary mobile adjustments. Notably, the map creation tools available in the PC version didn't make the transition to mobile.

TABS Pocket Edition is currently available on Android for $4.99, with a 20% launch discount for the first two weeks. Grab it now from the Google Play Store to start creating your own ridiculous battle scenarios.

For more mobile gaming news, check out our upcoming coverage of Fate War's tactical battles and city-building elements coming to Android devices.