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After failing to pay taxes and getting evicted from your home, you must go on an epic quest to pay back your massive debt to Mayor Onion. Because as it is, I'd definitely recommend your game on Steam or any other platform, but I cannot recommend it on the Switch.Take control of an adorable turnip who happens to be an absolute menace to society. I know you two weren't in charge of the ports, but maybe you could share this feedback with your publishers so their port person can look into it. Making B the "select" button and A the "go back" button on a Nintendo console just makes no sense, and I'd love to at least be able to change it so it works like every other game on the system.

#Turnip boy commits tax evasion liz update#

If you're looking to put out another update for the Switch, please add options to change control schemes.

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I've seen streams of it running on PC and it seems to run fine there, but handheld on my Switch. It seemed like there were weird garbage collection issues that it kept choking on. I don't know why, but it kept stuttering, even in the pause menu. That said, the performance on the Switch was terrible. Hello! I know I'm late, but I wanted to leave some feedback on the game.įirst off, the game was wonderful, thanks for making it! The system for finding missed collectables was great, and the final boss was simply amazing. We had all the assets ready from the start of it's development so it felt really epic from the start!

The most fun part to create was by far the secret boss fight at the end when you destroy all the tax documents.

The game took about 2 years to develop! for a fourth of that I was still in college before I graduated, and then another fourth of that was unpaid, so we def could have cranked it out a little faster if we had the time or resources!.

That document system made the game into a hunt to destroy your paper trail, which made it feel way more like you are actually evading taxes!

About half a year into development, we implemented a document system that acts like a collectable.

It was definitely daunting at times, but it was really rewarding at the same time! I think for me the most daunting parts were the more logistical parts, such as some of the options in the options menu (keybinds hurt to make, but it was worth it haha), as well as the entire business end haha.

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Thank you guys so much for all the questions! We're going to call it a night here, but feel free to still leave questions, we'll hop back on sometime mad soon and answer them! If you like the look of Turnip Boy, you can grab it from eShop. We'll comment at the end of our responses with a little like "- Yukon" or "- Jen" so you know who's responding. The team eventually formed Snoozy Kazoo, finishing Turnip Boy while trying to keep it as lighthearted and goofy as possible! After building a small demo, we were blown away with the positive response we received at several conventions. Then revived when we brainstormed the tax evasion element during a late-night Friendly's brainstorming session.

Turnip boy started out at a game jam and then got completely abandoned. It’s launching today on Nintendo Switch and here’s our new trailer! Avoid paying taxes, solve plantastic puzzles, harvest crops and battle massive beasts all in a journey to tear down a corrupt vegetable government! Inspired by the Yoshi meme, Turnip Boy lets you play as an adorable yet trouble-making turnip. We’re the devs from Snoozy Kazoo, here to talk and answer any questions about our first game, Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion.