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Clickers of Honor

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Game Description
Run your own mafia family.
* Recruit 9 different types of gang members
* Do tons of missions, steal cars, hijack trucks, rob banks,...
* Bust your members out of jail or hire a lawyer
* Build a bullet factory, hire workers and produce bullets
* Collect cars, paintings and weapons
* Complete over a 100 achievements
* Fight against 9 enemy families
* Buy land, builders and construct your first 2 buildings: Head Quarters and garage

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