Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion, a crazy adventure game to be played, is coming to Android soon

“Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion”, a Zelda-like adventure game with an off-the-wall sense of humor, is coming to Android soon.

First released on Steam shortly after the tax season last year, “Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion” starts with the titular hero tearing up an exorbitant tax bill. From there follows an increasingly ridiculous chain of events where Turnip Boy helps people in and around his village with their various problems. The gameplay ranges from silly fetching missions and dungeons exploring video game troops, often ending with boss fights that offer just the right level of difficulty for a relaxed experience.

I had the privilege of playing Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion last year, and really found it the funniest video game I’ve ever had the chance to enjoy. Despite the fact that it’s only a few hours of gameplay to complete, the game’s review mood on Steam is “Very Positive.”

In the first few chapters of the game, each encounter is taken as an excellent opportunity to either flip your expectations or build a sitcom-like house of cards and then knock it down. When I take care not to ruin any of the jokes, it’s no exaggeration for me to say that the first hour or so of the Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion is some of the best legitimate “laugh out loud” comedy I’ve ever experienced. for a long time, let alone in a video game. Kudos to the authors on Snoozy Kazoo.

In recent weeks, Snoozy Kazoo and Graffiti Games have expanded the game to more platforms, including the Xbox Game Pass, giving more players a chance to enjoy the thrill of a (virtual) life with (adorable vegetable) crime. Next stop for the game, as seen by Android policeis the Google Play Store.

The Android port for Turnip Boy, developed by Plug in Digital, so far seems to include the game’s full experience – including the free Sunset Station DLC – just optimized for mobile gameplay. In screenshots of the Play Store listing, you can see a typical joystick overlay along with buttons to stroke, use an item, or change items.

So far, there is no indication of how much Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion will cost when launched on Android or even when it will start. On other platforms, including iOS, the game sells for $ 14.99. To be among the first to enjoy the game on Android, be sure to pre-register via the Play Store.

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