TABS Pocket Edition

Landfall Games

About this game

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!

Features:

-Campaigns
-Multiplayer
-Sandbox mode
-Unit Possession
-A bunch of silly units

Please note that the game involves a significant amount of real-time 3D rendering, which can be demanding on device performance.

Minimum recommended Android devices:
Devices with more than 6 GB of RAM and a chipset equivalent to or better than the Snapdragon 778.

Recommended Android specs:
Devices with more than 8 GB of RAM and a chipset equivalent to or better than the Kirin 9000.

Additionally, the game uses an online server to sync and save progress, so a network connection is required.

Ratings and reviews

Truly an amazing game that everyone should at least try once, the main game is quite short but the unit creator is what makes it fun, i've spent countless hours making units and factions in this buggy mess, and thing is, even with a lowend device (samsung A06) i can still run around 80 units with medium lag, and i can max out at around 220 units before the game slowly becomes unplayable, theres a few annoying bugs in tabs mobile though. but anyways, i played the PS4 version, this is better.

I really like tabs. the amount of stuff for character creation is so much, but sometimes it doesn't feel like enough... even though it's plenty. Very much worth the what, 7 bucks? the biggest bad thing is that the workshop is very limited, I can understand it though. there are some bad things regarding unit possession. in unit creator, you can't possess units during testing, which makes it hard to actually test units. then if you possess a unit you see right through it and can't see yourself.

This game works great and is a lot of fun. (despite some issues.) I noticed something new about the camera after coming back to it after a few months or so. In previous updates, when the camera gets too close to any surface, (character, walls/floor) then camera can see through the surface, but when I cam back to this game, the camera's "see-through" seems to have expanded. when I control a character, I can't see the person I'm playing as in third person, only their legs.