
Make the movie of your dreams amid the glamor and romance of 1950s Hollywood! Hire Alfred Hitchcock, seduce Greta Garbo, or build your studio into a powerhouse.
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Really fun! Captures Hollywood in the 1950's very well.
A great experience, worthy of multiple playthroughs. While the writing may not have been entirely immersive for the time period, I appreciated the dive into real world historical politics, with regards to queerness and censorship in the film industry.
This game is fantastic! I do love the classic Hollywood setting, and perhaps that's a bias of mine, but it's executed really well. Creating a script outline and establishing my character intuitively through the early interactions really felt like I had a hand in establishing some of the tone. I resisted the urge to restart after a couple of choices I regretted making, but decided to push forward. I'm glad I did. Living with these choices is what really seemed to bring the drama to life. I was very emotionally invested by the end. The writing is great. It situates you fully in the world and captures your imagination and there's not a lot of fat on the prose, which keeps the momentum up. Definite recommend for those who love a classic Hollywood setting. Good suspense/thriller elements.
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I honestly love these games. The story is engaging, your choices HEAVILY matter and the fact that it's reading adds to the imagination in one's head. I loved the conflicts in this game, loved the characters, the hope to be the next big thing. 10/10 easily without a doubt.
Im a big fan of the genre I would have to say this was one of the easier reads and it does a good job of making the story feel personal in some spots which I like. I would reccomend to anyone who enjoys these types of games.
เล่นได้เพลิน ๆ ไม่ได้ยากหรือซับซ้อนออกจะค่อนข้างง่าย เนื้อเรื่องค่อนไม่ได้ยาวมากข้างง่ายและธรรมดาพาไปสำรวจการทำงานวงการบันเทิงที่มีอุปสรรค์เข้ามาเป็นบทสอบเรื่อย ๆ แต่ไม่ได้ดึงดูดหรือน่าจดจำเท่าไรทำให้คุณค่าในการเล่นซ้ำไม่สูงมาก ราว ๆ เล่น 2-3 ครั้ง ก็เพียงพอ
Live the life of a film producer! Complete with the option of being completely incompetent at producing films, or to be incompetent at something else yet insistent on being involved anyways. Scrimp, save, and release a terrible movie, or blow your budget and make a terrible movie anyways! Mind you, I'm exaggerating the difficulty here. There's some replay value to be had in seeing how perfect a movie one can make, but producing a really terrible movie seems to require actively sabotaging your own run. Much of the value of Hollywood Visionary comes from the imagination of the player. The player extensively customizes what kind of movie they're making, and the author relieves the burden of representing all the ramifications of this choice by writing around the events of the movie. (There's a recurrent "how the movie is progressing based on all your stats" screen that is seen several times per playthrough.) I think it works. The Auteur achievement is a great example of the spurs that the game can give to the imagination in spite of its sparse representation of the process. Gained for producing a film in which the player is also the Writer, Director, and Starring Actor, this very difficult platespinning act is easily imagined as a parody of Hollywood narcissism. There is as well an inexhaustible reservoir of imagination to be tapped in the movie customization options. If you've ever wanted to envision a particular kind of movie sweeping the box office, play Hollywood Visionary and try to realize that vision in perfection. As for the story around the production, it weaves a very interesting tale of the main character's social life in a stressful time. It seems impossible to balance it in a way that keeps everyone involved happy, but the achievements I haven't got yet hint that there are still secrets hiding from me in the twists and turns of the game's story. For one thing, I've only been able to ignore the kid partway, which has kept me from seeing all the content in the other relationships. I adored her from the word go, because I know what it's like to have terrible parents. but my attachment was really sealed when I saw "Myna" in the list of names suggested for her. She's a bright-minded chatterbox. It was perfect. On a less impressive side, there's also the occasionally heavy-handed portrayal of the Red Scare era of Hollywood. The author offers a few bones to a player who wants to avoid the hypocrisy of bourgouis communism that has so often held sway in Hollywood's culture, but even if the player takes up such a character the author never delves into the mindset that would motivate opposition to communism. The sympathies of the writer seem quite averse to exploring that perspective; communist agitation is simply treated as automatically more principled than communist opposition. Still, in today's present era of liberal intolerance, the story serves as a timely reminder that we must respect tolerance as a principle and an ideal if we are to protect liberty. The prior era of conservative intolerance is no long-forgotten remnant, but a reality that people suffered under as recently as twenty years ago. At its apex in decades still farther back conservative intolerance promoted speech codes that strangled the creativity of America's artists. Threats against free speech are not solely the province of the right or the left, but rather they come from authoritarianism and hateful partisanship, failings which must be guarded against no matter which side is being tempted into it. People like Creed who insist that all opposition to them arises from evil are a real world hazard that principled idealists of every creed must be alert to defend against. For the quality of its writing and the inclusion of appealing simulation elements, I consider Hollywood Visionary one of the finest entries in the Choice of Games catalogue. It deserves a place in the collection of every Choice of Games fan.
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Fun story, great customization, interesting scenes. Nothing life-changing but a game worth playing if you like to read and customize your stories.
Original and enjoyable. More A choose path game than a real rpg, but with considerable rpg potential. A littlle on the progressive preachy side, which restrains the ending from replayability.
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