The Executive: Movie Industry Tycoon
Critic Reviews for The Executive: Movie Industry Tycoon
I had a great time playing The Executive: Movie Industry Tycoon. Honestly, I am not sure if it would’ve been a game I would’ve picked up myself. But I am very happy I was allowed to play because I am now obsessed. Goblinz Publishing and Aniki Games have given us a great management game, which I implore you to give a chance. There is a lot to enjoy, and there is plenty of replayability – it would be hard to become bored! The Executive: Movie Industry Tycoon receives the Thumb Culture Platinum Award!
The Executive - Movie Industry Tycoon catapults you into the world of film as the CEO of an up-and-coming studio. Starting with a small production company, your goal is to turn it into a world power. You will manage every stage of the filmmaking process, from scriptwriting to distribution. While there is room for improvement, the game offers a compelling experience, ideal for simulation fans and providing hours of entertainment.
Review in Italian | Read full review
The Executive is a game that players will lose hours to in the best of ways. While it does have some room for improvement, it is a strong showing from Aniki Games for their debut game. This is definitely a game that allows for multiple playthroughs to find your optimal play style. For those looking to get into simulation games, this may seem slightly overwhelming but the tutorial works well to bring new players to the genre. Overall, The Executive is a solid game that promises hours of gameplay.
“The Executive” offers an interesting premise by putting me in the role of an aspiring film producer building his own movie studio from the ground up. The game starts promisingly with the ability to control various aspects of movie production. However, the game quickly loses its appeal as the tasks and processes are repetitive and offer little variety. Overall, “The Executive” lacks depth and long-term motivation.
Review in German | Read full review
The Executive then is thankfully more MCU than DCU, with a breadth of mechanics and enough to unlock to ensure you have the best possible chance at Hollywood success. Whilst you can feel fairly hard done by throughout, it's regardless a solid simulation of what running a movie studio truly entails. The elation, and the heartbreak. See you at the Gaspars.
