Totally Accurate Battlegrounds

Take 60 players, throw them on a map together with over 90 weapons, including balloon crossbows, pots and pans, and inflatable hammers, add physics-based parkour and a bit of The Floor is Lava, and you have Landfall’s Totally Accurate Battlegrounds (TABG).

Featuring everything players would expect from a battle royale game – the shrinking map, collecting equipment, and the fight to be the last player standing – TABG is different in that it features a physics engine that produces all kinds of wobbly effects. In fact, the devs seem to feel the wobblier the better.

Originally intended as an April Fool’s Day joke, the game was a spinoff of Landfall’s Totally Accurate Battle Simulator. Of course, it’s prank origins results in some rather silly gameplay scenarios, such as players slapping each other to death. The game also offers other unique features like dual-wielding.