But even without the cool graphics, the game remains one of the best in its genre. This is a fairly simple project in both mechanics and graphics. Despite the fact that for a long time the game was only available in early access, it managed to conquer hundreds of thousands of people who play from all over the world. Totally Accurate Battlegrounds is now available for free on PC.Once the developers of the Landfall studio gave life to a project called Totally Accurate Battle Simulator. For more information on the free-to-play version of the game, or the upcoming update, check out the Totally Accurate Battlegrounds Steam update page. Now, as the game reaches its third anniversary, it's making another leap into legitimacy, going free-to-play with a season pass and battle pass monetisation system. Originally released as an April Fools joke in 2018, Totally Accurate Battlegrounds eventually took on a life on its own, releasing for real and gaining a sizeable playerbase. Players who owned the title when it first launched for free in 2018 will get all the same rewards with the exception of the in-game currency. Players who paid for the game prior to going free will receive a tracksuit cosmetic, and when the major update releases later this month, they'll also receive a tracksuit weapon skin and 1,000 Money Coins (the equivalent of 6USD) to spend in the in-game store. In addition, the game's Catchphrase system will see a major expansion.
The update will pack out the title with an in-game cosmetics store, a season pass offering free rewards and a paid battle pass offering 'premium' rewards. The announcement was accompanied by a trailer, which you can watch at the top of this page. Independent developer Landfall yesterday announced, not as an April Fools joke, that its absurd battle royale title Totally Accurate Battlegrounds was going free-to-play with immediate effect, with a significant update to follow on the 19th April. News // 3rd Apr 2021 - 7 months ago // By Jamie Davies Totally Accurate Battlegrounds Goes Free-to-Play, Announces Battle Pass
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