Turnip Boy Robs a Bank Review - Does This Sequel TURNIP The HEAT!?

[@user-lm3nr1yc2t]

Turnip boy starts a family next

[@LOL-bp7vg]

As someone who beat the game, i honestly love the timer. It makes for a giant sense of dread when you're trying to escape and ends up being really fun! And it makes it so you cant just beat the entire game in one run.

[@FlowerAngelRave]

I've been looking forward to this ever since I first saw it announced. I loved the first game (as short it was) and this looked like a fun time too. I'm so glad to hear it's fun to play and lived up well to the hype the fans had for this, and that the timed element isn't a dealbreaker. I'll certainly have to pick this up sooner rather than later. Thanks for the review.

[@IDreamofIndie]

Thank you for watching!!

[@thedevilofparadis6107]

Up next, Turnip boy starts a drug cartel

[@jsmcgreg]

Loved the first 1 and I love everything I am seeing here. Thanks for the review!

[@IDreamofIndie]

Thank you!

[@MysticMicrowave]

I can't wait for the third game to be a first person shooter

[@acrophobe]

Since Turnip Boy seems to be upping the ante with his financial crimes with each successive title, perhaps he should attend an Ivy league business school in the next installment so he can start a venture capital firm and make billions off the backs of shuttered companies and thousands of laid off employees. Call it Turnip Boy Gets an MBA

[@Bowen_Landry]

That track at the end does sound pretty bobbin.

[@ophidianmind333]

This looks like fun and even though it is a bit different from the original, I still want to get a copy so I can be an enabler of Turnip Boy's life of crime.

[@ASAN2042]

Looks like a fantastic time🤩👾

[@IDreamofIndie]

Thank you for checking out the review :)

[@Saitamacz34]

Looks cute and more fast paced arcade combat like, but as soon as you mentioned roguelite elements I'm out of here : ) I can't connect with games that have any randomized touch in their game design (lite or not), and boy did I try to, I tried all the best out there. So it's personal, I guess I'm too old school, I need a clean A to Z game progression system. Nothing beats to beat a proper intended design. Hopefuly (for me) this lazy design trend will pass. Worst case I'll be stuck with retro gaming in fews years but it doesn't sound that bad neither :) Thanks for the vid!

[@IDreamofIndie]

Of course!