Hollywood Player Downloads & RevenueHollywood Player · App Store
Not in any tracked top chart right now.
Updated 4 Nov 2026 · rankings refresh through the day
DeveloperScott Andrews
CategoryGames
Price4.99 GBP
Released
Rating★ 3.0 (1)
Version2.69
Age rating12+
First seen by us
13 Oct 2026
13 Oct 2026Installs (est.)100+ worldwide
📦Updated to version 2.69📦Updated to version 2.68💰Price rise🆕First spotted by AppInsider🆕Its developer released another app: SLFM
Full timeline · 7 events
- 📦Hollywood Player updated to version 2.69Fixed a casting bug from the last update where a role could stay open for a second week, allowing a rejected client to be resubmitted for it.
- 📦Hollywood Player updated to version 2.68Performance
Long-running games are dramatically faster. If your agency had been going for a few years and clicks were starting to lag, that’s fixed — the game was holding on to every piece of schedule and project history it had ever created, and never letting go.
Multi-picture deals
These now work the way they were meant to. Deals persist instead of quietly disappearing when your client takes other work, exclusivity is properly enforced across auditions, offers and signings, and the deal tracks pictures shot and pictures delivered as separate things. Your client’s profile now shows the full contract — fee, backend points, passes remaining, progress, and the heat clause you’re being held to.
Franchise trilogies
Top-tier clients with the right credits can now be offered a franchise. These existed in the game but were effectively unreachable.
Offers now tell you what the job is
Direct offers, deal pictures and studio approaches name the film, its genre, the tier and the fee, instead of just asking you to accept or decline a mystery.
Press tours
Cancelling a client’s promotional tour now actually releases them. Previously they stayed committed to that film’s press schedule indefinitely — unavailable and cluttering their calendar long after the film had come and gone. The same applied to any tour that ran past a film’s release date, so existing clients carrying phantom press commitments will be cleared up.
Other fixes
• You now get written confirmation when a client books a role — and you’re told when a booking falls through, instead of it failing silently
• Studios no longer withdraw from a negotiation without telling you
• Clients already under an exclusive deal stop receiving offers they can’t accept… more - 💰Hollywood Player: price rise0.00 USD → 4.99 USD · US
- 🆕Hollywood Player first spotted by AppInsider#81 in Top Paid · Role Playing · United Kingdom (found via developer)
- 📦Hollywood Player version 2.67What's New in Hollywood Player
The Living World Update: Part 1 is here, and this release squashes a big batch of bugs across your agency's biggest deals and contracts. Everything's running smoother than ever — and this is just the beginning, with more of the Living World still to come.
Fixed in this update:
TV renewals now stick. Accept a renewal for the next season and it stays firmly on your actor's schedule instead of vanishing once their break ends. Season 2 is going ahead.
End-of-season pay is correct. Renewal negotiations now actually matter — your actor is paid the per-episode rate and episode count you agreed at the table, not a flat default.
Write-outs work as intended. Temporary and permanent write-out requests behave correctly through the renewal flow.
Multi-picture deals now reach the stars who deserve them. Elite talent will finally be approached for multi-picture deals as their heat climbs.
Deal pictures get booked. Accept a picture under a multi-picture deal and it lands on your actor's calendar — one picture at a time, with no more weekly flood of offers.
Direct offers get booked too. Accept a studio's direct project offer and the film is properly scheduled to shoot.
Direct offers show the money up front. The fee for the role now appears right in the offer email, so you know what you're signing for.
Fair paydays. Direct offer fees are now in line with an actor's standing, so payouts and your commission make sense.
Smarter deal jeopardy. Heat maintenance on multi-picture deals is now judged against the level your actor signed at, so deals no longer collapse the moment they're inked.
More of the Living World is on the way. Thanks for playing — and keep the feedback coming!… more - 🆕Hollywood Player: its developer released another app: SLFM
- 🆕Hollywood Player released on the App Store
Collected from the stores by AppInsider since we first spotted the app. Dates are when we saw each change.
Rating
3.0 ★
1 ratings
Measured
Hollywood Player on the App Store
App details
App ID
6747717277
Publisher
Scott Andrews
On the store since
Mar 2026
Under a year
Minimum OS
iOS 18.5+
iPhone XS and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Content rating
12+
2 content notes below
Languages
1
EN
Size
16 MB
Also listed in
Simulation, Role-Playing
Content notesInfrequent/Mild Alcohol, Tobacco, or Drug Use or ReferencesInfrequent/Mild Mature/Suggestive Themes
Hollywood Player downloads
Worldwide, per day, and installs to date. The band is open; the exact number is free with an account.
How this is calculated
Apple publishes no download counts. App Store downloads come from chart positions and daily rating growth per country, calibrated on Google Play install counts; lifetime installs from ratings worldwide × installs per rating. Confidence is the chance the real number is within half to double ours.
Active users
All platforms, worldwide. Free with an account.
Stickiness (DAU / MAU)
how many monthly users open it on a given day
How this is calculated
Monthly users come from lifetime installs across every store, fitted on monthly active user figures companies publish; daily users = monthly × the typical daily/monthly ratio for the category. Confidence is the chance the real number is within half to double ours.
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 30 countries.
| Country | Charts | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Not charting right now. | ||
Ratings
App Store, worldwide.
Rating
3.0 ★
1 ratings
Measured
Ratings
1
Measured
Review momentum
ⓘ How we measure thisNew ratings a week
under 1
4-week average
Lifetime rating
4.3★
recent stars not readable yet: new ratings are a tiny share of the total
Review momentum
46/100
faster than 44% of Games apps
Review momentum (0-100) blends how fast the app collects ratings compared with other apps in its category (60%), whether that pace is speeding up (25%) and what recent raters give it (15%; recent stars well below lifetime pull it down). Ratings counts are read daily. A jump usually means a launch, a feature, ads or a new review prompt.
About Hollywood Player
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 Hol
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 Hol
Latest updates
2.69
Fixed a casting bug from the last update where a role could stay open for a second week, allowing a rejected client to be resubmitted for it.
2.68
Performance
Long-running games are dramatically faster. If your agency had been going for a few years and clicks were starting to lag, that’s fixed — the game was holding on to every piece of schedule and project history it had ever created, and never letting go.
Multi-picture deals
These now work the way they were meant to. Deals persist instead of quietly disappearing when your client takes other work, exclusivity is properly enforced across auditions, offers and signings, and the deal tracks pictures shot and pictures delivered as separate things. Your client’s profile now shows the full contract — fee, backend points, passes remaining, progress, and the heat clause you’re being held to.
Franchise trilogies
Top-tier clients with the right credits can now be offered a franchise. These existed in the game but were effectively unreachable.
Offers now tell you what the job is
Direct offers, deal pictures and studio approaches name the film, its genre, the tier and the fee, instead of just asking you to accept or decline a mystery.
Press tours
Cancelling a client’s promotional tour now actually releases them. Previously they stayed committed to that film’s press schedule indefinitely — unavailable and cluttering their calendar long after the film had come and gone. The same applied to any tour that ran past a film’s release date, so existing clients carrying phantom press commitments will be cleared up.
Other fixes
• You now get written confirmation when a client books a role — and you’re told when a booking falls through, instead of it failing silently
• Studios no longer withdraw from a negotiation without telling you
• Clients already under an exclusive deal stop receiving offers they can’t accept
2.67
What's New in Hollywood Player
The Living World Update: Part 1 is here, and this release squashes a big batch of bugs across your agency's biggest deals and contracts. Everything's running smoother than ever — and this is just the beginning, with more of the Living World still to come.
Fixed in this update:
TV renewals now stick. Accept a renewal for the next season and it stays firmly on your actor's schedule instead of vanishing once their break ends. Season 2 is going ahead.
End-of-season pay is correct. Renewal negotiations now actually matter — your actor is paid the per-episode rate and episode count you agreed at the table, not a flat default.
Write-outs work as intended. Temporary and permanent write-out requests behave correctly through the renewal flow.
Multi-picture deals now reach the stars who deserve them. Elite talent will finally be approached for multi-picture deals as their heat climbs.
Deal pictures get booked. Accept a picture under a multi-picture deal and it lands on your actor's calendar — one picture at a time, with no more weekly flood of offers.
Direct offers get booked too. Accept a studio's direct project offer and the film is properly scheduled to shoot.
Direct offers show the money up front. The fee for the role now appears right in the offer email, so you know what you're signing for.
Fair paydays. Direct offer fees are now in line with an actor's standing, so payouts and your commission make sense.
Smarter deal jeopardy. Heat maintenance on multi-picture deals is now judged against the level your actor signed at, so deals no longer collapse the moment they're inked.
More of the Living World is on the way. Thanks for playing — and keep the feedback coming!
Store changes
What Hollywood Player changed on its store page: name, icon, screenshots, price, size, languages, requirements.
Price rise 
0.00 USD → 4.99 USD
