Turnip Boy Robs a Bank

Turnip Boy is back! This time he’s teaming up with the fearsome Pickled Gang to plan and execute the weirdest heist of all time. Shake down hostages, steal precious valuables, battle the fuzz, and use wacky tools bought off the dark web to move further into the vaults of the Botanical Bank.

Turnip Boy Robs a Bank is a action, adventure and 2d game developed by Snoozy Kazoo and published by Graffiti Games.
Released on January 18th 2024 is available only on Windows in 10 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Latin America, Korean, Japanese, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian and Simplified Chinese.

It has received 1,681 reviews of which 1,611 were positive and 70 were negative resulting in an impressive rating of 9.1 out of 10. 😍

The game is currently priced at 9.61€ on Steam and has a 35% discount.

The Steam community has classified Turnip Boy Robs a Bank into these genres:

Action Adventure 2D Cute Shoot 'Em Up Action-Adventure Rogue-lite Hack and Slash Top-Down Shooter Heist Dark Comedy Singleplayer Pixel Graphics Indie Dark Humor Combat Rogue-like Linear Twin Stick Shooter Loot

Media & Screenshots

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Requirements

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Windows

Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS *: Windows 8.1/10
Processor: Intel i3 4130T (2.9 GHz) / AMD Ryzen 3 2200G (3.5 GHz)
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 4400 (Shared)/ AMD Vega 8 Graphics (Shared)
DirectX: Version 11
Storage: 2 GB available space

Reviews

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Feb. 2024

I loved the first game, but this game is a far cry from it. The pacing was a lot faster then the first, and having it less story orientated makes it lose a lot of the charm the first game had. I had fun with the game, but I'm disappointed in this, it felt unpolished. Also it's really annoying that the game doesn't save video settings and I have to change them every time.

Jan. 2024

Man, can't wait for the third game: "Turnip Boy commits warcrimes".

Jan. 2024

A departure from Tax Evasion While technically a sequel to Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion, don't expect similar game play going into this. Turnip Boy has gone from what felt like an adventure game to a rogue-lite. I am not typically a fan of the rogue-lite genre, of which I have played some games but not stuck with for a meaningful length of time. I stuck with turnip boy because I really enjoyed the original game and the world it built, but I will admit I was a bit sad to see the devs take it in the rogue-lite direction. It's what everyone's doing now and certainly with some rogue-lite games it feels like 30 minutes of game play stretched over 10s, if not hundreds of hours. Thankfully, Turnip Boy Robs a Bank didn't do this, and I finished the main game with 20/23 achievements in around 8 hours. I had a great time playing this game, but there are some things I think I'd change. The end difficulty spike I will not spoil what happens at the end of the game, but the difficulty spike is insane!!! Seriously, up until this point I felt the game was really balanced and between the weapons and upgrades you can get, I never really hit a wall. The end game is unbalanced and completely disproportionate to the rest of the game in terms of difficulty. Seriously, if more time had been spent balancing this, I thing it would have been completely reasonable to remove god mode from the accessibility settings. Again, not trying to spoil anything but there's a huge chunk of game you have to replay every time you try for the end game. The ending itself felt a little ill-conceived too. I was hoping to find out at least a little about what happened afterwards. Accessibility Settings Instead of just having a straight up god mode, it would have been nice to see some options to reduce the damage turnip boy takes from hits. Or maybe customise the amount of hearts you get. Speaking of... The Upgrades Offering the player more progression in terms of health upgrades would have encouraged replayability to max out the health even further before the end-game. Perhaps more could be done in terms of defensive upgrades too Add a post-game I appreciate that you can return after the end-game, but things are still in the state they were before the end-game. Reflecting the state of the bank and the hideout to be that of after the end-game and maybe adding some quests relating to what happens at the end in the bank would go a long way to keep players interested after clearing. Conclusion This was a really fun game, and kept me playing but I almost uninstalled towards the end due to the steep increase in difficulty and was slightly disappointed at the lack of post-game content. I don't want the developers to feel disheartened because I really enjoyed the game, but I would have enjoyed it way more if the end was balanced, and if it wasn't a rogue-lite it would have probably been up there with my favourite games I play this year. Please please please, don't make the next game in the turnip series a rogue-lite. I know it's popular, but not everybody wants it. I'd be up for a completely different genre though. Turnip Boy Defrauds a Golf Club? Turnip Boy Invents Time Travel? Turnip Boy: Turnip Detective? Turnip Boy Tries Go Karting? Turnip boy builds a vegetable hospital? Turnip Boy Brings Back Television? Really there's no limit to where you could take this and I'm excited to see what comes next. Please feel free to use these xD If I had to give Robs a Bank a score out of 10, its an 8 for me. Enjoyed it.

Jan. 2024

The worst thing about this game is that the townspeople learned to laminate their official documents, so Turnip Boy can no longer rip them. Other than that, the game is golden. Def a worthy sequel. Compatible with Steam Deck too.

Jan. 2024

This game became weirdly important to me last year. After a friend first recommended the 'first game turnip boy commits tax evasion' not long after it came out i played it and loved it. then when this game was announced both my friend and i were super excited for it to come out. Unfortunately that same friend died in August last year. she will never get to play this game that she was so dearly looking forward to. So this review is for her. Turnip boy robs a bank is exactly how we imagined it would be. a perfect goofy little sequel with all our favourite characters from the original game with some brand new witty dialouge. many of our favourite characters even returned to bring us some exciting new quests! spoiler strawberry did end up with the florist!! The dev team added onto the combat and there is now 101 fun weapons to play with. My favourite thing is watching my goofy little turnip boy run around with a chainsaw twice the size of him. The map is super fun to explore with it having lots of connectivity between rooms making it simple to navigate after exploring for the first time. While exploring you stumble across lots of different pieces of lore towards our veggie world, the plot thickens thats for sure. Across the map there are several bosses all with similar mechanics but very different dialogue and personalities. My favourite being the first boss and his very western yeehaw attitude. and to top it all off, you get to collect different hats and different music tracks to really make your adventure your own. I haven't finished the game yet as i have been taking my time and enjoying the game. You would have loved this game just as much as the first I sure do. You may have have yee'd your last haww, but I will continue to commit tax evasion and rob banks.

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