Be A Man: Do The Right Thing

iOS app by Twitchy Finger Ltd. Games · Twitchy Finger Ltd

Store rating
3.8 / 5
Store rating count
20
Download price
Free to download
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
1.0.10
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-18

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Store description excerpt

It's tough being a man in the modern world. Making the right decisions is often not just hard, but down right confusing. "Be a Man" gives you the chance to play out all these situations in any way you like! Awkward and hilarious situations, each with multiple outcomes depending on the decisions you make. So take charge, be a man and do the right thing! Be A Man: Do The Right Thing is a game of awkward situations, good or disastrous outcomes depends on a player’s action. This is a game about being a modern man: One who is emotionally, psychologically, mentally, spiritually, physically, nutritionally, and socially balanced while being careful and considerate living a processed foods-free, GMO-free, negative energy-free, BPA-free, body positive, socially conscious life that is egalitarian but also authoritative, nurturing yet independent, gentle but not overly permissive, all the while charming and fun yet serious when he needs to be, has a killer six pack AND a dad-bod, fluently speaks a foreign secondary language and may even be able to defuse a bomb if he needs to.... And don’t forget the yoga! Namaste! - Casual Scenario-Based Puzzle Game - Over 30 funny scenarios each with multiple endings - Innovative controls through touch, motion, and voice to creatively interact with your environment - Funniest game of the year - Probably the manliest mobile game you'll ever play! Guarantee to put some hairs on your chest! - As long as you make a choice, there is no right and wrong!

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