8 Things We Wish We Knew Before Playing Turnip Boy Robs A Bank

Summary

• Turnip Boy Robs A Bank features the same non-speaking food character as the previous game, with fresh new features.
• Players should be strategic in speaking to characters, as indicated by their speech bubbles, to avoid wasting time.
• Adjusting the settings can make the game more accessible and allow players to focus on the story and puzzle elements.

Turnip Boy is back at it, doing bigger crimes than before. From the creators of Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion, we have a new game that features the same non-speaking food character in Turnip Boy Robs A Bank. This game is quite different from the previous one, giving a fresh look at the next chapter in this character's life.

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There are a lot of references to the previous game, but also enough new features to keep you hooked and playing. Here are a few pointers, tips, and details we wish we knew before hopping into Turnip Boy Robs A Bank.

1 Don't Waste Time Speaking To Too Many Characters

Much like Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion, there are tons of different characters that you can find throughout the game with their own storylines and quests for you to solve. Some are quite silly and fun to read, while others are important and can help you gain valuable items.

As some of the areas are random, you can ensure you aren't wasting time going over to a character you've spoken to before by taking a look at the speech bubble above their head. If it's gray you have already spoken to them, if it's orange you have an item or quest that you have completed, and if it's green you have not interacted with them previously.

When you speak to people in the game, the timer is paused, so you don't need to worry about this taking up your limited time at the bank.

2 Adjust The Settings To Fit Your Ability And Playstyle

This game is action-packed, as it's a loot shooter with a short timer, forcing you to go into the bank, collect as much as possible, and then make it back out to your van in time. There are many different weapons and enemies that will appear and try to stop you from robbing the bank.

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If you find Turnip Boy Robs A Bank to be too challenging, or you just don't want to focus on your aim, there are a bunch of accessibility settings that can help you out. You can make yourself invincible, add in a laser to help you shoot better, or just turn on auto-shoot. These settings will allow you to focus more on the story and puzzle elements of the game.

3 You Should Bring New Weapons Back To Your Base

When you find new weapons within the bank, you should trade out one of your current weapons for them and aim to bring back two weapons each run. This may be something you are hesitant to do at first, primarily because you can only hold two weapons at once, and sometimes things dropped like crayons or fish just aren't as easy to use as automatic weapons.

However, you will need to take these weapons back and trade them in to your weapons dealer, who will then upgrade the ones that you currently have and unlock new ones that you can start your next run with.

Check the computer each time you visit your base, as you can find new items there to purchase from time to time that really make a difference in gameplay.

4 You Will Be Entering The Front Of The Bank Often

After your third or so run, you will likely know the entire layout of the front of the bank, as it's the same every single time. There are the same characters to shake down, the same number of enemies, and everything is in the same place.

This can feel a little redundant, but it gives you set points that you can claim money at and know how to navigate, along with a guaranteed health drop that you can always grab in this area.

Knowing the layout of the bank and referring to the map to plot your course will make the best use of your time. Ensure you are familiar with the areas that do not change.

5 Check On Your Quests Often

After the lobby of the bank, you can go through to other set areas or take an elevator. The levels beyond the elevator are random each time, so when it comes to solving the puzzles that other NPCs give you within the game, it can be really difficult to find what they need, as it's all based on your luck.

There are a lot of characters that want help, and even though you are robbing a bank, you will be helping them. You can always check what quests you've unlocked on your phone at your base.

Your phone is a fantastic tool, holding a map that allows you to see the areas you have previously explored in the bank and also unlocking various free items through talking to people and doing tasks that you will just find yourself completing through playing the game.

6 There Are Epic Boss Fights To Challenge You

There are a bunch of bosses in Turnip Boy Robs A Bank, including the owner of the bank. You can trigger these boss fights by hitting the boss you come in contact with, and they will drop items that can help you get to new areas within the game.

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This is key in getting deeper into this massive bank, which contains not only an outdoor area that is full of other veggies dancing and having a good time but also more offices and an art gallery, just to name a few.

7 You Will Need More Time (Or To Prioritize)

When you first start out, you will have a very small amount of time to loot the bank before you need to make it back to your escape vehicle. This timer is shown at the top of the screen, and when it hits zero, you will see the entire bank filled up with enemies who are all ready to fight you out.

You can purchase upgrades that do give you more time, but you will still need to decide what you want to do on each run. You can go to the random elevator room, target a bunch of known areas for more cash, or find a specific character to complete a quest.

Listen out for the little, quick siren noise that plays every minute to ensure you are counting down the time you have left.

8 You Can Hold Unlimited Items

When you start playing Turnip Boy Robs A Bank, you will find that your money sack fills up quite quickly. Though you can upgrade this by purchasing a bigger bag, it's a bit of a challenge. You can, however, hold an unlimited number of items, which can increase your total payout by quite a bit and save space.

Targeting the various big items can make a bigger difference to your final total. You will need to purchase a number of upgrades to get the most out of these specific items: a laser for the safes and a pickaxe for the statues, for example.

Use your pickaxe on a statue and then run away from it, collecting other objects and fighting enemies, as you can also return to grab the object once the pickaxe is done chopping away at it.

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