![]() Have you encountered any of the issues listed above? Are you still waiting on a fix for those two achievements? Let us know. If you have PC Game Pass, we definitely recommend checking it out as it's a lot of fun! For those on a console, you're better off waiting until a fix rolls out. Hopefully, we'll get a fix for the Xbox port soon, as Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion is a great action-adventure game that's chock-full of character and humour. In June, Snoozy Kazoo said that the porting team at Graffiti Games is rewriting the Xbox version from the ground up. As it stands, the game has been reverted back to version 1.0. Several patches for Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion have rolled out over the months, but it seems they haven't fixed any of the major problems players are facing. We're still working hard to figure out these issues, and we're hoping to have more news soon. "This didn't go as planned, and has since been rolled back. "We attempted to launch a new patch to fix the existing issues," Snoozy Kazoo said on Twitter. ![]() ![]() Now, developer Snoozy Kazoo has provided an update on the Xbox version and has apologised for being unable to implement any fixes. Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion Play as an adorable yet trouble-making turnip. For a light fun time, Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion might just hit the spot, or it could just leave you hungry for something more substantial.While some players have managed to play through the game without issue on Xbox (minus the achievements), others in our forums report that they are losing progress, the game's performance will suddenly dip to around 15fps, and that it randomly locks up and crashes. While I can acknowledge that there’s some good stuff here, it just wasn’t to my personal taste. It’s a rare game that I like the combat part better than the quests and puzzles, but combat is quick and straightforward, while the rest of the game feels drawn out and a bit convoluted.Īchievement hunters may be delighted how fast and furious new nerd points seem to pop up, and there are hats and documents for the folks who are into collectibles. The average bad guy combat is perhaps too simple, and bosses aren’t much harder if you make use of the very obvious gimmick in the boss room. It’s meant to be short, and somehow, it still felt a bit bloated to me, probably due to being only a few areas requiring multiple trips back and forth. If you’re meticulous about talking to everyone, and you have a decent affinity for these types of puzzles, the entire game could probably be beaten in just slightly more time than it would take to watch your average movie. The size of the game world is small enough that you can just go talk to everyone if you can’t remember who wanted that thing you just found, but it’s kind of annoying to need to. Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion Wiki 74 pages Explore Wiki Content Sign In Register in: Characters Kakyoin Edit Kakyoin Location Plain Plains Physical description Species Cherry Overview Kakyoin is a joke NPC that can be found in Plain Plains, directly to the left of the Forsaken Farmhouse. It’s not a game that really needs a quest log, but I absolutely would have made use of it if one was present. Secondly, I’d say easily half the games very short play time is going to be spent talking to absolutely everyone, and then backtracking. Although (just barely) less than a year old, there’s already some things in Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion that already feel dated – internet culture just moves too damn fast to ever really feel safe in a video game. First is how self-referential and “meme-ified” the game is. For those that have already played it, or indeed those. That said, there’s a few deliberate design choices that most players will either love or hate. Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion was a rather enjoyable release on Switch back in Spring - we gave it a hearty recommendation in our review. Coming back in with a controller was better overall, and this game would probably be very well suited to a handheld console like the Steam Deck or Nintendo Switch, where it is also available. I was getting Dark Soulsed by trash mobs. I started off trying to play on keyboard, and it didn’t take me long to realize that this title is closer to “controller required” than “controller friendly” (although I probably could have rebound the keys to something less awkward, the default “controller to keyboard” setup is one I always struggle with). ![]() ![]() As it turns out, this game is Not Really For Me, but in the time I spent with it, I can see why it was a hit for so many people. I picked up the November 2021 Humble Choice almost exclusively for House Flipper, but Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion looked close enough to something I might get an hour or so of fun out of that I activated that one as well. I don’t play too many things outside my comfort zone anymore, but getting games I just might like to take out for a spin is still one of my favorite parts of buying bundles. ![]()
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