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Riley Sampson / Feb 17, 2022 / Adventure, RPG
It's 2016 and you are a money lender. You need to get rich ASAP. Invest in crack heads. Oversee unspeakable crimes. Set the old world on fire and watch the new world rear its ugly head. It's pretty simple, if you can keep your brains in your skull and your money in your pocket, then you win.
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Bad Credit 'Flower Factory' Mode Update: The alternate storyline of Bad Credit has been picked of errors and polished. A multitude of grammatical and dialogue branching errors have been fixed and more importantly, a 'Flower Factory' mode detrimental dead-end stands no longer. The office and doctor's scenes' graphics and lighting have been improved.
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87% positive, 31 reviews
I like the aesthetic, the touch of horror here and there is kind of nice. The Tucson setting is fun. There are a multitude of bugs. If you refuse one cowboy's offer to fund a lawsuit of his uncle, then accept a different scheme when he comes back, it treats it like you loaned him money for the lawsuit. Also, worst of all they write "your" when they mean "you're", which is just lazy, inexcusable, and betrays a lack of...
0 found this helpful, 2026-05-25
why just because they did not make money the first month does there debt disappear and its like they never took the money they atleast hire the cartel to get your money back.
2 found this helpful, 2026-03-24
