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About the Game Build exactly the studio you want In Hollywood Animal, you can decide to build a multi-billion-dollar monster that destroys everything in its path, with blockbusters made strictly according to formulas. But this is far from your only option.
Read moreBuild exactly the studio you want
In Hollywood Animal, you can decide to build a multi-billion-dollar monster that destroys everything in its path, with blockbusters made strictly according to formulas. But this is far from your only option. You might instead create a boutique studio, and conquer the festivals with avant-garde directors. You could build a trash factory, challenging "good taste" at every turn, filling the screens with blood and spit. This game doesn't tell you how to play or limit you in anything. Just have fun making movies while you try to keep the whole thing afloat.
We shouldn't forget the film industry is just one part of a much larger and dynamic world. Wars and social upheaval, censorship and corruption, strained relations with the authorities and criminal disputes. — Some will be buried in an avalanche of problems, while others seize new opportunities. Make your moves behind the scenes, form unexpected alliances, lie and betray. There are no magic formulas in Hollywood Animal. Only those who can adapt and negotiate survive.
You're the boss, not the groundskeeper
You're the head of a movie studio, and Hollywood Animal delivers challenges fitting your status. Your attention won't be dominated by wallpaper selection and planting bushes. Your time is worth much more than that. Instead you'll be focused on which characters and themes really capture your audience's imagination. That is, while you're not focused on investing in technology that will revolutionize the industry. All while you're persuading a bright young star to sign a long-term contract — despite the fact the arrogant punk has sworn he'll never work with you again.
Of course, Hollywood Animal has everything we love about the genre — building, resource management, upgrades and the rest. — But this is just an outer shell. What matters is the choices you make and the human stories that are written in the process. Whims, prejudices, addictions, secrets from the past... show business is always a tangle of conflicts, and you will be the one to unravel it all. Let someone who works for you take care of the bushes.
Any approach is good — we are, after all, only animals
Hollywood Animal includes you in every step of the filmmaking process, from making up plots to theater distribution, and each part of the game is crafted with artistry and dedication. But the opportunities you'll have are much wider than what you'd usually expect from a tycoon strategy game. Every business has a dark side. You can follow the law — or stay on the mayor's good side. You can raise the screenwriter's salary — or remind him about the prostitute he strangled, which you yourself had hushed up. You can delay a film's release to avoid competition — or ask your friends in the mafia to clear the whole calendar.
You'll want to take great care, when picking the actor for the lead role in your Civil War epic. But in Hollywood Animal, it's just as important how many ribs you'll have to break before he accepts the part.
pop-up simulator. Literally every 2-3 seconds, a pop-up disrupts your thought process. All the bad stuff happens in quick succession, but all your upgrades take years. Love the idea of the game, but it still feels a bit
Very fun, more unforgiving than your average management / tycoon sim. Also very messed up. The devs certainly pulled no punches with what you can do, get involved with or choose to ignore. You're playing an evil
Brooo just when I end up grinding all the ♥♥♥♥ and the game starts looking fun... it ends. I mean i enjoyed it but that sucks Also the pop-ups every 30 seconds are annoying. Hope it gets better soon.
I don't write reviews, but this game deserves one. If you played lionhead's "The Movies" not for the machina but for the management gameplay and the historical cinema? Then this is the game for you. Choices matter and
Slow unskippable "cut scenes". Badly introduced and explained systems. Unexplained consequences for failing missions. Have had to restart three times with in 7ish hours gameplay, because i fail missions and hadn't build
This game is very fun once you learn strategies for money. I have not cleared the first act yet and the furthest I got was 1944. That said I have been enjoying the challenge and reshaping what I do and invest in to be