FIXER — The First Favours Demo

Download the free Windows demo →

Three connected jobs. On-foot action, driving, and different approaches.

Windows 64-bit · Free · No Steam account required

A pager message. A payphone. A favour that could become a problem.

FIXER is a single-player urban crime adventure set in Corvine Bay. Explore on foot, get behind the wheel, and take on jobs where your approach matters.

The First Favours

This free development demo includes three connected jobs for the Longshore:

• The Manifest
• Overtime
• The Breakfast Run

Follow the pager, answer a payphone, and meet the people pulling you into the city’s business. Explore alternative mission approaches, get into fights, and make your getaway. After the final job, keep exploring or replay with different decisions.

What’s included

• On-foot exploration, driving, and combat.
• Mission conversations and alternative approaches.
• A city with changing time of day and weather.
• Three save slots and mission retry checkpoints.
• Adjustable graphics, subtitles, HUD size, and key bindings.

Help shape FIXER

This is an unfinished development demo, not the complete campaign. Visuals, performance, and gameplay are still being refined.

Tell us what you enjoyed, where you got lost, and what felt frustrating. When reporting a problem, include your CPU, graphics card, resolution, graphics settings, and what you were doing.

Installation

Windows 64-bit. Download and extract the entire ZIP, then launch FIXER-Demo.exe. Keep all included folders beside the executable. Steam and Unity are not required.

Download: approximately 775 MB. Extracted size: approximately 3.2 GB.

Basic controls

• WASD: Walk / drive
• Mouse: Aim
• Left click: Attack
• E: Interact / enter or exit a vehicle
• R: Reload on foot / radio while driving
• Space: Handbrake
• 1–5: Select owned weapons
• 0: Holster
• M: Map
• J: Journal
• Tab: Field actions
• Escape: Pause

AI disclosure

AI tools were used during development for code and writing, selected artwork including contact portraits and the loading illustration, and synthesized character dialogue.