Moviehouse: The Film Studio Tycoon

Release date: April 5, 2023
Genre: Managerial , Isometric , 3D
Developer: Odyssey Studios
Publisher: Assemble Entertainment
Platform: PC
Engine: Proprietary
User ratings on Steam: 47% of user reviews are positive (84 reviews)

Interface language: Russian, English, French, German, Spanish, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Traditional Chinese
Voice language: Silent
Edition type: Repack
Medicine: built-in (TENOKE)

System requirements: OS: Windows 7 x64 and higher Processor: 2 GHz or better Memory: 4 GB Video: GeForce GT 1030 or better DirectX: 11 Disk space: 904 MB

Description:
Greed, for lack of a better word, is good. Welcome to the big show! MOVIEHOUSE is the game moviegoers have been waiting for. Prepare film, harness your imagination, and create the movies you've always dreamed of. Grow your company with your keen intuition and usher in a new era of cinema for the world... Or fail. After all, this business is like a box of chocolates: you never know what you'll find.
What is this? A studio for ants? The story unfolds decade by decade: start with a small team in the 1980s, make your first short film, and sip the sweet nectar of box office success. As your studio expands, your films will improve, you'll hire more employees, and of course, you'll need a bigger yacht!
Compete with Rivals. Use your wits to outsmart your rivals. Trust your intuition to guess which genre will bring in the biggest box office. Win prizes at events, take the biggest piece of the pie, and make your studio the most successful in Hollywood.
It's bingo! Make films your wayâ€”choose from dozens of genres and craft the perfect plot. Make a spy thriller, a romantic comedy, a bloody slasher, or something completely different. It's up to you to find the perfect balance and create a true blockbuster, becoming the godfather or mother of the film industry.
A Cinderella story. From rags to riches. Assemble the dream teamâ€”hire directors and screenwriters, develop their creativity and skills to ensure the best possible result. A good team can create a masterpiece for many audiences, while the director's job is to set the overall course. Turn unknown actors into overnight celebrities or push stars into the background if they don't live up to expectations. After all, you're the boss now!