Get your name in the credits of this early development life simulation game!

Have you ever dreamed of being part of creating a game? If yes, now is your chance! By playing this early development version of Fry Hard and sending us feedback of what you liked, what not, and what features you would like to have in game, you can proudly tell your mom that you are a game developer.

The testers that send us constructive feedback about the game will get their names in the credits on the final version of the game!

So, this is the game is all about:

One morning you were minding you own business, walking the streets of town called Fingerfornia, when a some suspicious looking man calling himself Igor came to welcome you into some weird mobile game called Fry Hard. You had no other choice than to start performing tasks that he called as tutorial quests. Before you even realized anything has happened, Igor had changed your looks with his mental gene manipulation skills, you had built yourself a house, and you had even taken a loan. WTF!?

Will you ever be able to pay back the loan? Or rather will you survive a day alive? Or maybe, are you the one with massive IQ that in the end will have a huge skyscraper full of successful restaurants in it and your self living in the penthouse? Pic or it didn't happen!

Features:

- Game character with artificial bladder, stomach, reticular activating system, sweat gland, reward system and many others.

- Build your house by painting floors and walls with your finger.

- Elevator, doors and windows to make houses look even more house like.

- Order furniture to fulfill your characters needs.

- Order food to feed yourself and your customers.

- Hire staff when you have so many customers that you can't handle them alone.

- Restart button, with which you can begin everything all over again, when the game gets stuck.

As this is an early development version of the game, there may be some unfinished functionalities and unfixed bugs remaining. Be the clever one and point out us those bugs by sending feedback to: [email protected]