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About This Game

Run a Talent Agency in Hollywood

Hollywood Agent is a management sim about building an acting talent agency. Discover unknown actors, develop their careers, negotiate contracts and land roles in film and TV productions. Compete against rival agencies for the best talent and biggest roles. Every month, your decisions shape your clients' careers and your agency's future.

Discover Talent

New actors apply every month, while scouts find more prospects. Each actor has unique skills, a background, home country, languages, accent, special abilities and personality. They have career ambitions, personal preferences and roles they refuse to take. Your job is to spot potential before anyone else does.

Sign and Negotiate

Negotiate contracts one offer at a time. Push too hard and actors walk away. Offer too much and your margins shrink. Competing agencies already represent some of the best talent, so you can buy out their contracts. They can do the same to your clients.

Develop Your Clients

Spend training points to improve specific skills, hire specialized coaches and send actors on courses to learn new abilities. Costs rise as skills improve. Talk to your clients, respect their preferences and monitor their mood. Their ambitions change over time, and neglected clients can become difficult to manage.

Land Roles

Studios announce upcoming films, TV series and animated features, complete with premises, posters, genres and available roles. Match your actors to the right parts and schedule auditions on the casting timeline. Compete against rival agents and review the casting report after every audition. Once you land a role, negotiate the fee or accept a share of the profits instead of more upfront money.

Build Your Clients Careers

When productions release, box office results, ratings, press reviews and individual performance reviews determine your clients' success. Hits build fame and star power, unlocking bigger roles, better deals and new talent looking to join your agency. Then the next month begins.

Features

• Living Actors: Unique personalities, backgrounds, career goals and relationships that evolve as actors age and respond to how you treat them.

• Film and Television: Cast actors in cinema releases, TV series and animated features with voice roles across a wide range of genres.

• Contract Negotiations: Negotiate talent contracts, studio fees and profit participation round by round.

• Rival Agencies: Competing agencies build their own rosters, fight you for roles and attempt to poach your clients.

• Reviews and Awards: Track box office results, ratings, critics, press coverage and separate film and TV award seasons.

• Training and Special Skills: Improve acting abilities with specialized coaches and unlock new skills through courses.

• Events and Decisions: Handle scandals, crises and difficult choices that affect your agency and its clients.

• Agency Finances: Manage commissions, fixed costs, office upgrades, a detailed cash ledger and a credit line with deadlines. Run out of money and it's game over.

• Agency Progression: Start in a small office and work your way up through Hollywood's ranks.

• Hand-Painted Art Style: Painted portraits for every actor, painted posters for every production and an office-desk interface filled with folders, files and paperwork.

• Difficulty Settings: Choose your challenge, from a relaxed career to an unforgiving business.

Your Agency. Your Stars.

Build a reliable roster of character actors or risk everything on a future superstar. In Hollywood Agent, every signing, negotiation and casting decision can make or break a career. How far will you take your agency?

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

No content is generated by AI during gameplay. Generative AI was used to assist with translatating and creating some marketing materials.

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

This game contains text-based references to substance abuse, including an optional storyline about a client’s addiction, overdose and rehab, as well as drunk driving and alcohol advertising. Some events mention threats and off-screen violence (a loan shark, a stalker, on-set injuries). Nothing is shown graphically, and there is no nudity or sexual content.