Before starting a battle, you can select types of troops and allocate them around the map in any order that you consider effective. The game covers several historical periods, including prehistoric men, Ancient Rome, Vikings with a fable flavor, and more. You can start from simple 1v1 battles with the AI and scale them up until your RAM says to stop the mayhem. You are free to tune Totally Accurate Battle Simulator gameplay up to your interest.
However, it looks really nice, and the unscripted ragdoll physics engine works excellently. This lightweight 3GB game requires 4GB of video RAM and 8GB RAM, which seems to bee too much for a small stylized indie sandbox. The score for graphics is below 5 not because it looks bad, but because of Totally Accurate Battle Simulator system requirements.
