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'''Holy Potatoes!''' is a series of ConstructionAndManagementGames available on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}. They were created by Daylight Studios, with some entries published by Creator/DaedalicEntertainment. Currently, there are four games in the series, with a fifth in development:
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'''Holy Potatoes!''' is a series of ConstructionAndManagementGames available on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}.Platform/{{Steam}}. They were created by Daylight Studios, with some entries published by Creator/DaedalicEntertainment. Currently, there are four games in the series, with a fifth in development:
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* CharClone: Hal, the BigBad of ''We're in Space?!''
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* ExcitedShowTitle / QuestioningTitle: Every single installment ends with a "?!"
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** ''We're in Space?!'' however '''expands''' this by including leeks, onions, carrots, pumpkins, cucumbers, eggs, cheese wedges, tofu, [[SeldomSeenSpecies ginger, yam and durian]], all of which are meant to represent alien races.
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** ''We're in Space?!'' however '''expands''' this by including leeks, onions, carrots, pumpkins, cucumbers, eggs, cheese wedges, tofu, [[SeldomSeenSpecies ginger, yam and durian]], durian, all of which are meant to represent alien races.
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** ''We're in Space?!'' however '''[[UpToEleven expands]]''' this by including leeks, onions, carrots, pumpkins, cucumbers, eggs, cheese wedges, tofu, [[SeldomSeenSpecies ginger, yam and durian]], all of which are meant to represent alien races.
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** ''We're in Space?!'' however '''[[UpToEleven expands]]''' '''expands''' this by including leeks, onions, carrots, pumpkins, cucumbers, eggs, cheese wedges, tofu, [[SeldomSeenSpecies ginger, yam and durian]], all of which are meant to represent alien races.
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'''Holy Potatoes!''' is a series of ConstructionAndManagementGames available on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}. They were created by Daylight Studios, with some entries published by Creator/DaedalicEntertainment. Currently, there are four games in the series:
series, with a fifth in development:
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* ''Holy Potatoes! I'm a Hero?!'', the upcoming Action RPG.
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*CharClone: Hal, the BigBad of ''We're in Space?!''
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* ''Holy Potatoes! What the Hell?!'', in which a damned chef must work his way up to Heaven from Hell by cooking for sinners and gods.
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* ''Holy Potatoes! What the Hell?!'', in which a damned chef must work his way up to Heaven from Hell by cooking for both sinners and gods.
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** ''We're in Space?!'' howerer '''[[UpToEleven expands]]''' this by including leeks, onions, carrots, pumpkins, cucumbers, eggs, cheese wedges, tofu, [[SeldomSeenSpecies ginger, yam and durian]], all of which are meant to represent alien races.
* GreenEyedMonster: In the original game, [[VideoGame/{{Hitman}} Agent 46]] grew to despise his business partner Batata; while his friend became a famous blacksmith and got to have a loving family, the only things 46 was good at were bookkeeping and being paid to "mash" other potatoes.
* GreenEyedMonster: In the original game, [[VideoGame/{{Hitman}} Agent 46]] grew to despise his business partner Batata; while his friend became a famous blacksmith and got to have a loving family, the only things 46 was good at were bookkeeping and being paid to "mash" other potatoes.
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** ''We're in Space?!'' howerer however '''[[UpToEleven expands]]''' this by including leeks, onions, carrots, pumpkins, cucumbers, eggs, cheese wedges, tofu, [[SeldomSeenSpecies ginger, yam and durian]], all of which are meant to represent alien races.
* GreenEyedMonster: In the original game, [[VideoGame/{{Hitman}} Agent 46]] grew to despise his business partner Batata; while his friend became a famous blacksmith and got to have a loving family, the only things 46 was good at were bookkeeping and being paid to "mash" other potatoes.races.
* GreenEyedMonster: In the original game, [[VideoGame/{{Hitman}} Agent 46]] grew to despise his business partner Batata; while his friend became a famous blacksmith and got to have a loving family, the only things 46 was good at were bookkeeping and being paid to "mash" other potatoes.
* ExcitedShowTitle / QuestioningTitle: Every single installment ends with a "?!"
* GreenEyedMonster: In the original game, [[VideoGame/{{Hitman}} Agent 46]] grew to despise his business partner Batata; while his friend became a famous blacksmith and got to have a loving family, the only things 46 was good at were bookkeeping and being paid to "mash" other potatoes.
* TheGodsMustBeLazy: There's a DLC side-story for ''A Weapon Shop?!'' titled "Spud Tales: Journey to Olympus", in which Patata's workshop is tasked with helping Herclueless collect materials from the gods and forge gear to help him complete some trials.
* GreenEyedMonster: In the original game, [[VideoGame/{{Hitman}} Agent 46]] grew to despise his business partner Batata; while his friend became a famous blacksmith and got to have a loving family, the only things 46 was good at were bookkeeping and being paid to "mash" other potatoes.
* TheGodsMustBeLazy: There's a DLC side-story for ''A Weapon Shop?!'' titled "Spud Tales: Journey to Olympus", in which Patata's workshop is tasked with helping Herclueless collect materials from the gods and forge gear to help him complete some trials.
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** Cassie and her sister Fay from ''We're in Space?!'', respectavely. Cassie is [[GenkiGirl loud, childlish, tomboyish]] and her ship skills are primarily offense oriented whereas Fay is [[AloofDarkHairedGirl calm, smart, grumpy]] and her ship skills are primarily defense oriented.
** The tiwns Rexa and Ren from a Spy Story, respectavely as well.
** The tiwns Rexa and Ren from a Spy Story, respectavely as well.
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** Cassie and her sister Fay from ''We're in Space?!'', respectavely. respectively. Cassie is [[GenkiGirl loud, childlish, tomboyish]] childish, and tomboyish]], and her ship skills are primarily offense oriented offense-oriented, whereas Fay is [[AloofDarkHairedGirl calm, smart, grumpy]] and grumpy]], and her ship skills are primarily defense oriented.
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** Thetiwns twins Rexa and Ren from a ''A Spy Story, respectavely Story?!'', respectively as well.
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* TeamPet: In each game after making some progress the protagonists get a little pet that offers some sort of lesser benefit, In ''A Weapon shop?!'' there's a Potato dog, in ''We're in Space?!'' a blue space cat, in ''What the Hell?!'' a winged pig thing and in ''A Spy Story?!'' a flying hamster.
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* TeamPet: In each game game, after making some progress progress, the protagonists get a little pet that offers some sort of lesser benefit, benefit. In ''A Weapon shop?!'' Shop?!'' there's a Potato dog, in ''We're in Space?!'' a blue space cat, in ''What the Hell?!'' a winged pig thing thing, and in ''A Spy Story?!'' a flying hamster.
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** ''We're in Space?!'' howerer '''[[UpToEleven Expands]]''' this by including Leeks, onions, carrots, cucumbers, eggs, cheese wedges, tofu, [[SeldomSeenSpecies ginger, yam and durian]], all of which are meant to represent alien races.
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** ''We're in Space?!'' howerer '''[[UpToEleven Expands]]''' expands]]''' this by including Leeks, leeks, onions, carrots, pumpkins, cucumbers, eggs, cheese wedges, tofu, [[SeldomSeenSpecies ginger, yam and durian]], all of which are meant to represent alien races.
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** Cassie and her sister Fay from ''We're in Space?!'', respectavely. Cassie is loud, childlish, tomboyish and her ship skills are primarily offense oriented whereas Fay is calm, smart, grumpy and her ship skills are primarily defense oriented.
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** Cassie and her sister Fay from ''We're in Space?!'', respectavely. Cassie is [[GenkiGirl loud, childlish, tomboyish tomboyish]] and her ship skills are primarily offense oriented whereas Fay is [[AloofDarkHairedGirl calm, smart, grumpy grumpy]] and her ship skills are primarily defense oriented.
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* TeamPet: In each game after making some progress the protagonists get a little pet that offers some sort of lesser benefit, In ''A Weapon shop?!'' there's a Potato dog, in ''We're in Space?!'' a [[AmazingTechnicolorWidlife blue]] space cat, in ''What the Hell?!'' a [[MixMatchCritters winged pig thing and in ''A Spy Story?!'' a flying hamster.
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* TeamPet: In each game after making some progress the protagonists get a little pet that offers some sort of lesser benefit, In ''A Weapon shop?!'' there's a Potato dog, in ''We're in Space?!'' a [[AmazingTechnicolorWidlife blue]] blue space cat, in ''What the Hell?!'' a [[MixMatchCritters winged pig thing and in ''A Spy Story?!'' a flying hamster.
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* AnthropomorphicFood: In case the title didn't give you an idea, all characters in the series are talking potatoes.
** ''We're in Space?!'' howerer '''[[UpToEleven Expands]]''' this by including Leeks, onions, carrots, cucumbers, eggs, cheese wedges, tofu, [[SeldomSeenSpecies ginger, yam and durian]], all of which are meant to represent alien races.
** ''We're in Space?!'' howerer '''[[UpToEleven Expands]]''' this by including Leeks, onions, carrots, cucumbers, eggs, cheese wedges, tofu, [[SeldomSeenSpecies ginger, yam and durian]], all of which are meant to represent alien races.
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* CompanionCube: Subverted, Ren has a Mechanical arm with mind of it's own and is prone to make [[{{Pun}} punny]] remarks, but Ren hates it.
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** Cassie and her sister Fay from ''We're in Space?!'', respectavely. Cassie is loud, childlish, tomboyish and her ship skills are primarily offense oriented whereas Fay is calm, smart, grumpy and her ship skills are primarily defense oriented.
** The tiwns Rexa and Ren from a Spy Story, respectavely as well.
** Cassie and her sister Fay from ''We're in Space?!'', respectavely. Cassie is loud, childlish, tomboyish and her ship skills are primarily offense oriented whereas Fay is calm, smart, grumpy and her ship skills are primarily defense oriented.
** The tiwns Rexa and Ren from a Spy Story, respectavely as well.
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* ''Holy Potatoes! What the Hell?!'', in which a damned chef must work his way up from Heaven to Hell by cooking for sinners and gods.
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* ''Holy Potatoes! What the Hell?!'', in which a damned chef must work his way up from to Heaven to from Hell by cooking for sinners and gods.
* GreenEyedMonster: In the original game, [[VideoGame/{{Hitman}} Agent 46]] grew to despise his business partner Batata; while his friend became a famous blacksmith and got to have a loving family, the only things 46 was good at were bookkeeping and being paid to "mash" other potatoes.
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* NotQuiteDead: In the first game, the protagonist's grandfather turns out to be alive, though he had to go into hiding after his partner [[VideoGame/{{Hitman}} Agent 46]] grew jealous and tried to kill him.
* OverlyLongName: The main character in ''A Weapon Shop?!'' is called Patatalata Kartoffel P. Aardappel Papa, though [[HelloInsertNameHere the player can choose anything to be his nickname]].
* OverlyLongName: The main character in ''A Weapon Shop?!'' is called Patatalata Kartoffel P. Aardappel Papa, though [[HelloInsertNameHere the player can choose anything to be his nickname]].
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* NotQuiteDead: In the first game, the protagonist's Patata's grandfather turns out to be alive, though he had to go into hiding after his partner [[VideoGame/{{Hitman}} Agent 46]] 46 grew jealous and tried to kill him.
* OverlyLongName: The main character in ''A Weapon Shop?!'' is called Patatalata Kartoffel P. Aardappel Papa, though [[HelloInsertNameHere the player can choose anything to be hisnickname]].nickname,]] [[CanonName with the default being Patata]].
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* TreacherousAdvisor: [[VideoGame/{{Hitman}} Agent 46]] in the original, who takes a large cut out of the protagonist's profits, and later sides with the evil Spud Lord.
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* TreacherousAdvisor: [[VideoGame/{{Hitman}} Agent 46]] 46 in the original, who takes a large cut out of the protagonist's profits, and later sides with the evil Spud Lord.Lord when Batata returns.
* UnexpectedInheritance: In the original game, Patata was a waiter at a restaurant before learning his grandfather was gone and that he'd inherited a blacksmith business.
* YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre: At the end of the original game's story, Patata convinces Agent 46 to redeem himself by reminding him how encouraging he had been as an adviser.
* UnexpectedInheritance: In the original game, Patata was a waiter at a restaurant before learning his grandfather was gone and that he'd inherited a blacksmith business.
* YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre: At the end of the original game's story, Patata convinces Agent 46 to redeem himself by reminding him how encouraging he had been as an adviser.
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'''Holy Potatoes!''' is a series of ConstructionAndManagementGames available on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}. They were created by Daylight Studios, with some entries published by Creator/DaedalicEntertainment. Currently, there are four games in the series:
* ''Holy Potatoes! A Weapon Shop?!'', in which the protagonist is the grandson of a famous blacksmith, who inherits the business after his grandfather's..."disappearance".
* ''Holy Potatoes! We're in Space?!'', in which two sisters manage their own spaceship as they travel the galaxy in search of their grandfather.
* ''Holy Potatoes! What the Hell?!'', in which a damned chef must work his way up from Heaven to Hell by cooking for sinners and gods.
* ''Holy Potatoes! A Spy Story?!'', in which twins manage their own spud spy headquarters as they work to locate their missing parents.
Although there are some differences between each game, the core game play involves managing a workshop of spuds, developing their talents and using them to craft items.
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!!Tropes throughout the Series:
* HalfIdenticalTwins: Ren and Rexa, the protagonists of ''A Spy Story?!''
* HelloInsertNameHere: The player can usually change the name of the protagonist, as well as their companion (such as the dog in ''A Weapon Shop?!'').
* NotQuiteDead: In the first game, the protagonist's grandfather turns out to be alive, though he had to go into hiding after his partner [[VideoGame/{{Hitman}} Agent 46]] grew jealous and tried to kill him.
* OverlyLongName: The main character in ''A Weapon Shop?!'' is called Patatalata Kartoffel P. Aardappel Papa, though [[HelloInsertNameHere the player can choose anything to be his nickname]].
* ShoutOut: Nearly every character in the series is a media reference combined with a potato pun, such as [[VideoGame/{{Portal}} POTaDOS]] and [[Franchise/HarryPotter Hairy Pota(to)]].
* TreacherousAdvisor: [[VideoGame/{{Hitman}} Agent 46]] in the original, who takes a large cut out of the protagonist's profits, and later sides with the evil Spud Lord.
'''Holy Potatoes!''' is a series of ConstructionAndManagementGames available on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}. They were created by Daylight Studios, with some entries published by Creator/DaedalicEntertainment. Currently, there are four games in the series:
* ''Holy Potatoes! A Weapon Shop?!'', in which the protagonist is the grandson of a famous blacksmith, who inherits the business after his grandfather's..."disappearance".
* ''Holy Potatoes! We're in Space?!'', in which two sisters manage their own spaceship as they travel the galaxy in search of their grandfather.
* ''Holy Potatoes! What the Hell?!'', in which a damned chef must work his way up from Heaven to Hell by cooking for sinners and gods.
* ''Holy Potatoes! A Spy Story?!'', in which twins manage their own spud spy headquarters as they work to locate their missing parents.
Although there are some differences between each game, the core game play involves managing a workshop of spuds, developing their talents and using them to craft items.
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!!Tropes throughout the Series:
* HalfIdenticalTwins: Ren and Rexa, the protagonists of ''A Spy Story?!''
* HelloInsertNameHere: The player can usually change the name of the protagonist, as well as their companion (such as the dog in ''A Weapon Shop?!'').
* NotQuiteDead: In the first game, the protagonist's grandfather turns out to be alive, though he had to go into hiding after his partner [[VideoGame/{{Hitman}} Agent 46]] grew jealous and tried to kill him.
* OverlyLongName: The main character in ''A Weapon Shop?!'' is called Patatalata Kartoffel P. Aardappel Papa, though [[HelloInsertNameHere the player can choose anything to be his nickname]].
* ShoutOut: Nearly every character in the series is a media reference combined with a potato pun, such as [[VideoGame/{{Portal}} POTaDOS]] and [[Franchise/HarryPotter Hairy Pota(to)]].
* TreacherousAdvisor: [[VideoGame/{{Hitman}} Agent 46]] in the original, who takes a large cut out of the protagonist's profits, and later sides with the evil Spud Lord.
