Turnip Boy Robs a Bank, yes, that's the actual title, is now available for Android and iOS devices. This sequel sees our titular turnip graduate from tax evasion to full-blown bank robbery at the Botanical Bank.
Prepare for roguelike action packed with hostage negotiations, explosive bank heists, and plenty of chaotic fun. Fans of the original Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion will find familiar roguelike, top-down gameplay, but with a significantly escalated level of larceny. Think Payday, but with a vegetable protagonist. You'll manage hostages, navigate security, and upgrade your skills with each daring heist attempt.
The Botanical Bank isn't lightly defended. Expect a range of security personnel, from basic guards to elite veggie SWAT teams. Beyond the core robbery, there are numerous side activities, returning characters, collectible cosmetics, and more to discover.
More Than Just a Silly Name
The Turnip Boy series could easily rely on its humorous name alone, but developer Plug In Digital consistently delivers engaging gameplay to match. Turnip Boy Robs a Bank is no exception, offering a robust roguelite experience beyond its quirky premise.
Mobile players will appreciate the optional features designed to enhance the touchscreen experience, including 4:3 aspect ratio support and auto-aim functionality. The game is priced at $5.99 on both iOS and Android.
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