Funny Battle Simulator

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There are ways to test out strategies to see how things might play out and Funny Battle Simulator should be something other than one that you use seriously. The internet has given you control over a bunch of mono-colored ragdolls of various sizes to create your army. You'll be facing other ragdolls that have organized themselves into a fighting force. As long as you've got, resources to spend, you've got a chance to put together a force that can trounce whatever you're going against. The thing is that even with ridiculous battle simulators, you need to use some tact if you want to win the fight.

About Funny Battle Simulator

When the word "funny" is in a title, you can guess that the game won't take itself too seriously. This game doesn't take itself seriously in the slightest and is a recreation of kids taking their favorite action figures and slapping them together. There's still some joy to be had in that if only for the spectacle of watching uncoordinated ragdolls warriors slap each other with weapons until they go flying. It's still a strategy game where you need to consider the makeup and positioning of your troops to overcome the enemy. This is where the fun and challenge come together.

How to Play

Funny Battle Simulator is a 3D strategy game about armies of ragdolls fighting each other that you can control with just the mouse. The cursor is used to move around the screen and the Left Mouse Button is used to select what unit you want from the bottom menu. You can then place them anywhere on your side of the field by clicking. The Right Mouse Button when held and combined with the cursor can move the camera, while the Mouse-wheel is used for zooming. By also pressing the CTRL key, the Right Mouse Button can delete soldiers you've placed. Alternatively, you can use the WASD keys to move the camera around. The goal is to defeat all of the opposing red forces with your blue forces. If you lose all of your units, you'll need to start again.

The main menu overlaps with the in-game UI. The number of troops you and the enemy have is shown at the top of the screen and to the right of them is how much you can spend on units for that particular level. The units you have available are indicated by icons at the bottom with their cost shown in their respective corners. You can place as many troops in any arrangement as you like as long as you have space and money to spare. When you're all set, start the battle and both sides will advance and attack. When defeated, units will collapse or be knocked away. The last one standing wins.

Tips and Tricks

This is a fun little tool to try out different combinations of warriors and even mythological creatures. They each have their strengths and weaknesses that can be used to counter different enemy units. Examine the enemy forces clearly and determine whether you should invest more in defensive units or offensive units.