The game introduces you to the concept of ripping up documents right at the beginning when you are presented with your taxes, you are given two options, read or rip up, since reading doesn’t progress the plot and games are a power fantasy where ripping up your taxes won’t put you in jail of course you rip it up, this introduces you to your main goal, find all the documents in the game and rip them up. These quests will have you exploring a small yet densely packed world, visiting fun and unique locations, meeting cool new characters, and ripping up a ton of documents. Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion follows Turnip Boy as he does a ton of quests for Mayor Onion to make up for the fact that he committed tax evasion. Whilst the game does have some shortcomings which prevent it from joining the indie greats, it’s a game which I struggle to imagine wouldn’t be enjoyable to anybody who decides to pick it up and I do recommend you pick it up. Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion kept me smiling through the short three hours it took me to 100% the game, smiling both with laughter and just at the general cuteness of it all.
What I got instead was one of the funniest games I’ve ever played which has enough interesting ideas to keep the gameplay enjoyable enough throughout. Article taken from thought I knew what I was getting when I first loaded up “Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion”, it was going to be a Zelda clone with little to none of its own personality gameplay-wise but maybe some good humour that could make me reluctantly recommend the game. However, the experience is worth it because it's just so brilliantly done. The main problem is how short it is, between 2-3 hours which is not a lot of a time. Some of the character names are hilarious too, like they Olive Guard - you'll understand when you see it. While you always have the main quest in mind given by the Mayor, there's plenty of small and silly side-quests too like finding a lost baby carrot that got away from. Some in-jokes about the game itself, some puns about livestreamers and subs - all nicely playful though. The ending of the boss battle turns the ridiculousness up a notch too, it's just so brilliantly done you can't not enjoy it.įor the comedy there's plenty of jokes and puns but not all of it gives a laugh, thankfully most of it is pretty good enough to keep you smiling all the way through. It was easy like most things in Turnip Boy but still a total joy to do. Like the first boss fight being a giant King Pig that "ate of a ton of fertilizer" that you need to take down by watering special bomb veggies, and then kicking them at the pig. I especially enjoy the over the top absurdness of the game.
What exactly is Mayor Onion up to? Well, I won't spoil it for you but it's worth playing for the jokes. Get some fertilizer, now a fork and whatever else. As you progress the mayor just keeps asking you to do weird things. It's a constant exploration game of speaking to someone, getting a note and promptly tearing it in half. Ripping everything up is a running theme in Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion. I felt even worse about killing Jerry and other snails after speaking to another character later, but I won't spoil what. Blueberry gives you a cheque for some money they don't need which you promptly rip up - because who needs money anyway, apparently not you.
Eventually you come back with a mighty sword, cut down the naughty snail - only to find out Jerry had listened and had the rent money.
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One of the early moments that stuck with me was a snail named Jerry, who moved into the pen of a Fruit at a loss at how to get rent money out of Jerry. You will steal a watering can from a practically blind old lemon, rip up your own wanted posters, rip up a love letter because you're a completely heartless Turnip and much more. However, you do so in a way that causes issues everywhere else. You do accept this quest though, as you travel the lands and attempt to sort the situation out. From the earliest moments it shows its colours, with you ripping up the large bill and not giving much of a hoot about it. View cookie preferences.Ī total comedy game of course with nothing serious about it. YouTube videos require cookies, you must accept their cookies to view.
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