Turnip Boy Robs a Bank Reviews

Do NOT go into this game thinking it's similar to its predecessor. IT IS NOT! That being said, I did enjoy Robs a Bank even if I didn't make it to the van half the time. The side quests were fun and not too tedious and I liked having such a vast array of weapons to experiment with. But I will say that the stress of the timer, the randomly generated elevators, and[spoiler]THAT STUPID FOX[/spoiler]makes it inferior to Tax Evasion. If the combat was any harder, I probably wouldn't have had any fun with this game. This game still has the same charm and cutesy art style like the initial one, but just understand that the core gameplay elements are vastly different before delving in.

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Very fun game, even better than the 1st one imo Would 100% recommend, try to get it on a sale though of course

I prefered the Turnip Boy Tax evasion over this title, but still was a good game. At the end it can get kinda grindy though, but the music is nice throughout the game! [spoiler]Felt that real estate acorn part with him giving his scalp and tears, but at least he owns land...cracked me up. [/spoiler] 7/10 Fuc* the Fox.

One of the best games ever created. the humor is wonderful. the gameplay is fun and engaging, it has a good story. My only problem with it is that its so short! if we had more games like this that went on for longer, it would be grand. 10/10 game :3

It's a short roguelike adventure full of action and laughs. It is an amazing follow-up to Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion, and it still stands very well on its own.

Here from RTGame's playthrough. Oh and CMK played it too, I guess. Thought i'd like it, and, to be fair, I AM liking it. A lot of this game sits on how well you can spin your mouse, to shoot in about 20 different directions, and fair play to Kazoo, they knew they'd need a failsafe, as players would figure out ways to cheese the cops. This game is simple enough to figure out. Don't pull a Kevin. Listen to what Dilitini has to say, early on, but know how much you can handle at the same time / how much pressure you can take. The little 'invulnerability after taking a hit' thing is next to nothing, in this game, and there's no shame in opening yourself a path of escape, and making a run for it, if there's too many five-o cornering you. Now go rob something expensive, and don't get chopped up into Turnip Fries. YEEHAW!

looking towards the 2nd game in the series, it plays as a top down shooter with some story sprinkled in and surprisingly does it quite well. although the game personally feels easy even on the hardest settings, i steel feel enjoyed by slaughtering waves of enemies by ease. same as my review on the 1st game in the series, i think that they could've done a bit more polishing into it (making markers more readable/noticable, etc.). anyways, its a great sequel. thanks devs

Relatively short game, but 100% worth the money, especially on sale. It's a top-down shooter with humor in visual novel elements. Just like the first game in the series it's humor's on point and the game play loop is on point.

The humor and music of this game is top tier. Really enjoyed the characters, twists, and little puzzles. This will always hold a place in my heart.