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Multiple endings, dozens of missions, and a reputation system that affects how the neighborhood reacts to you. How to Download (Legal Versions)

You can download Family Man: Prologue on Steam to play the first 30 minutes of the game for free. family-man-pc-game-free-download-full-version

Family Man is a dark, choice-driven RPG that forces you to make difficult moral decisions. You have three weeks to pay back a debt to the mob, and your actions determine whether you provide for your family through honest work or resort to a life of crime. PC (Windows) Genre: Dark Comedy, RPG Developer: Broken Bear Games

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