It's a fun little roguelite-lite-lite, compared with Tax Evasion there's a bigger focus on gameplay rather than story which I do feel is somewhat to the game's detriment.

Weirdly disappointed in Turnip Boy's transition from "Chaotic Neutral Little Bastard" to "Guy who does what he's told" but idk if that's even a valid complaint.

Short, sweet, stupid, fun.

Surely one of the most distinctive and original games ever made. Music and art are at their finest, there's plenty of enemy/boss variety, and fights feel great to masterize and beat. However, I feel that customizing options aren't all as useful as they could be (Some of them feeling really good, while others feeling really bad), and sadly, Run & Gun phases ended up feeling a bit tedious to complete, and not as fun as boss battles.

Even with that, it's a hell of a game that anyone should try at least once.

The finale absolutely makes this game. It can drag at points and the dialogue can seem a bit trite, but it's worth sticking with it. It's worst sin is that it is in need of some overall editing, but its strengths come with some charming art, banger soundtrack, strong thematic content, and a great last few hours of gameplay. I found myself wishing for more surreal and important moments sprinkled throughout the middle sections of it. It can be frustrating and drawn out at times, but overall its hard not to give it a high score. Yes, the finale is that good.