Hollywood Player

Name: Hollywood Player
Price: 4.99 USD
Rating: 4 (3 reviews)
Author: Scott Andrews

By: Scott Andrews

Roleplaying

Features & Capabilities

Your Agency. Their Legacy.

Welcome to Hollywood Player - the deepest talent management simulation on mobile. Build your agency from nothing, sign promising actors, and guide their careers through the glamour, chaos, and ruthless politics of the entertainment industry.

Every decision matters. Every scandal has consequences. Every star rises or falls by your hand.

THE LIFE OF AN AGENT

Your clients aren't just stats - they're people with dreams, flaws, and complicated lives. An actor driven by artistic integrity will resent being pushed into commercials. A volatile talent might deliver a career-defining performance - or implode on set. A rising star's secret relationship could become tomorrow's tabloid headline.

You'll manage their careers, but you'll also manage their humanity.

BUILD CAREERS ACROSS ENTERTAINMENT

FILM - From micro-budget indies to tentpole blockbusters TELEVISION - Broadcast dramas, prestige streaming, limited series THEATRE - Local stages to Broadway and the West End COMMERCIALS - Quick money, but at what cost to credibility?

Match actors to roles based on their unique abilities - physicality, emotional range, voice, charisma, improvisation, psychology, and screen presence. The right role elevates a career. The wrong one can end it.

SURVIVE THE SPOTLIGHT

Fame is a double-edged sword. As your clients rise, so does the scrutiny.

Manage the fallout from tabloid exposes, relationship drama, tell-all memoirs from bitter exes, substance issues, mental health crises, legal troubles, blackmail attempts, and career-ending scandals.

Choose your response carefully. Deny, confirm, deflect, or get ahead of the story. Hire PR firms, lawyers, or crisis managers. Some fires can be contained. Others must burn out.

PROTECT THEIR WELLBEING

Push too hard and your clients will break. Monitor exhaustion, stress, and scrutiny. Schedule breaks. Build support networks. A burnt-out actor delivers poor performances. A happy, healthy client builds a legacy.

CHASE GLORY

Awards season brings opportunity and heartbreak. Navigate the Lumiere Awards (Film), Broadcast Circle Awards (Television), and Marquee Awards (Theatre). Celebrate victories. Console losses. Watch careers transform with a single win - or crumble under a Worst Performance nomination.

FEATURES

Deep simulation where every system affects every other
Dynamic actors with unique personalities and aspirations
Hundreds of procedurally generated projects
Rich narrative with genre-appropriate reviews and tabloid coverage
Relationships, romances, breakups, and ongoing drama
Rumors that escalate from gossip to scandal
Media relationships and press management
Career progression from unknown to A-list
No ads. No IAP. No energy systems. Pure strategy.

This is not a casual clicker. Hollywood Player rewards strategic thinking and long-term planning. There is an optimal path - but you will discover it yourself.

Sign your first client. Survive your first scandal. Welcome to Hollywood.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Scott Andrews

Rating:

4.00

(3) 0.30

Version:

2.65 Last updated: 2026-05-30

Version code:

886318416

Creation date:

2026-03-19

Compatible devices:

Size:

14.75MB

Price:

4.99

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-05

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# 663,700 ▼ 87,586

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User Reviews

Absolutely love this game, very reminiscent of Cattle Call on Steam (which no longer works). Some bugs I’ve found though: it is possible for an actor to be cast in multiple roles for the same movie (had this happen multiple times). When clicking negotiate, even to accept the offered money for a role, the offer is sometimes WAY less than it started with. For example, the offer email will say $40,000 but when you click negotiate to accept it, it might now say $7,000. Not all the time, but often enough to notice. The game is based off of a 52-week year, but when you look at a player’s calendar, it lists four weeks per month. Which equals 48, so four of the weeks are missing from an actor’s calendar. Roster limit seems to be 15 but I was able to sign way more than that without issue (other than their weekly cost). As far as things I’d love to add — info about a project in an actor’s filmography (genre? Big budget? Broadway versus community theater?) these things are listed when you first submit for the project, but are long forgotten by the time the project comes out. Also, an ability to see if an actor should be going for 1 star projects or 5 star.

by no*****, 2026-05-09

It’s not bad just need to update a lot more add more features the money system is working but the system seems a little harsh update that more and add more things to do

by so*****, 2026-04-27

Okay. This is my favorite “Hollywood” game out there. I love that there are awards for film, theatre, and tv. I love the system you have for figuring out what your actors are good at. I love how you can browse open auditions and submit your actors for it (and how easy it is). I like the cold vs. hot system you have. This is all stuff that’s working in my opinion. Here’s stuff I would LOVE to see added. 1. A Variety Magazine list of “Top 10 New Actors”. It would be a cool milestone to get your actors on this list, which would be released every year. 2. Creating milestones for your actors to reach. For example, an actress who stars in like, 3 horror films that gross 100 million each gets dubbed a “Scream Queen.” 3. Make starting on SNL another milestone, the way you have with appearing on a Late Night Show. 4. Can there be something that your agency can spend money on other than therapy for your actors? Right now there’s no real penalty to going deep in debt, or benefit to having millions in the bank. Can you expand your agency? Can that be a way to break into the Elite tier? Can there be other agencies that you compete against? 5. That brings me to my ultimate ask, can there be a wider world that you create? For example, when your actor is nominated for an award, can we see the other nominees? And can those nominees be people in that world that star in projects, and maybe we can poach them from other agencies? And can there be news stories from Variety or Deadline that talk about these actors? This is obviously the hardest thing to do, but no other game does it, and it would do wonders for the replay ability of this game.