Avoid the treasure hunter in this stylish Zelda-like game
Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion is a popular indie Zelda-like game that was originally launched on consoles and PC, and the game recently landed on the Xbox Game Pass. Here’s the thing, from this morning Turnip Boy appeared in the Google Play Store for pre-registration, which means the game is coming to Android. This is a title that offers an entertaining, offbeat adventure about a turnip that causes chaos in its community as it has not paid its taxes, and creates the game’s adventures where you will explore dungeons in an attempt to pay those taxes back.
The trailer above goes back to 2021 for release on PC and Nintendo Switch, so it may not be entirely representative of the upcoming mobile game. Still, it should easily give a solid idea of what to expect from the mobile title. As you can see, the Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion draws heavy inspiration from the Zelda series with its top-down views and well-known action battle. Of course, the crazy atmosphere of a vegetable jumping out on its treasures is a big part of the draw, so expect a big dose of humor.
Since not much has been revealed about this mobile release, the only thing we need to continue with is what is included in the Play Store listing. The game screenshots illustrate touch controls with a virtual thumbstick on the left and a few buttons on the right of the screen, so touch controls are provided, although it is not mentioned whether controller support will be included. We also do not know how the game will make money or when it will launch. Still, if you’re interested in the game’s key features, you can find them below.
Key features:
An exciting single-player adventure full of tax evasion, petty crimes and much more.
Dungeons full of riddles, enemies and rare treasures to pay back your debts.
Fight against massive beasts that terrorize the garden community.
Grow and harvest plants to help on your journey.
A great cast of quirky food-based characters, all with their own stories and problems.
Tons of tax documents to tear up so you can erase your paper trail and potentially ruin the government.
Earn collector hats and switch between the ones you need to wear.
More conclusions based on how effectively you commit tax evasion.
A deep story about the world and how it became what it is.
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While none of the above features are surprising, as the console and PC versions offer the same content, it is a good signal that we are getting a port and not a mobile interpretation. Keep in mind that this is a short game that is about 2 hours before hitting; Although reviews have been positive since its release, a good sign was that players were happy with their purchase. So if you would like to receive a notification every time Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion is launched on Android, no matter what day it is, you can pre-register via the Play Store widget below.
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