A (quite literally) one-of-a-kind, decades-spanning, management/simulation/RPG game that puts you in the hot seat of a Hollywood talent agent.
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Languages: English
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I bought this game because I've been enjoying similar games recently. This is a great example of how to get a game like this WRONG. It's so tedious. Training your actors in more skills to make them suitable for more roles takes way too long so you end up with a HUGE roster of actors just so you have a semi-decent spread of skills. Then you have to click into different casting calls, into each role within a project, and then click through all of your suited actors to find the best one for the part. All the devs need to do is add some extra columns and filters so we can easily search by skills. I wish I'd read the reviews before I took a chance on this!
Removed from Early Access??? what a pathetic joke
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I tried to get into this game for a while. I started over countless times trying to get it right but the actors are either too depressed or not confident and refuse to improve. I have to keep notes on actual note cards so that I can find them the best fitting role for them and most of the time they dont get it because of something that wasnt my fault (ie lack of confidence, not prepared, or depressed). I would have liked this game, had it been more fleshed out and less just thrown together. A filter in the available roles would have been nice. Easier to find the correct role for your people. Or adding the ability to audition for more than one role, like you can in real life.
Lack of filtering means the majority of the gameplay is relentlessly-repetitive searching text in a way that feels more punishing than entertaining. Lack of customization in the game feels a bit outdated (you can customize certain aspects by editing the base XML files that come with the game if you feel so inclined). Overall, a decent idea for a game that fails to capitalize on its concept.
Very awkward to use, to even customise your player you need to do so in the game files. It's a very slow game and there's a lot of things you can't improve. A lot of my actors were told they lacked confidence but there's nothing I can do to help them improve. Bought it because it was on sale and I like this genre of game but very much regretting taking the chance.
The idea of this game is fascinating and deserves more investment; the actual product is limited and buggy. If there were a second iteration I would almost certainly buy with the hopes that the level of management is eased through role sorting; and actor bucketing. However; I think they left a lot of unexplored issues that impact your top actor/actresses and almost all scenarios have a good/bad outcome scenario which doesn't change after the first time you encounter. If the price is work 15 hours of fun I would buy.
This addictive game could have been a great game but sadly the developer never finished it.
I Love the Game so Much Only thing that is bad is that it Crashes alot but you just got to save every 2-3 minutes.
Bought the game on launch. It crashed at launch after 2 hours of play. Almost 8 months later still crashes. Would recommend if you like hollywood games. Just save frequently. 4.5/10
terrible game dont even try it. i was intrigued by the premise and hard work was put in but that not always enough. the game has a major crashing problem. i just lost some massive gameplay. the start is also badly made because you nearly always will go bankrupt in the first 2 months
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