Welcome to Hollywood 1947, where the lights are bright, the scripts are dramatic, and someone on your film crew is definitely sneaking in a little subversive messaging. This social deduction game drops you right onto a bustling studio lot in the Golden Age of cinema—full of charming actors, stressed-out producers, and at least one person quietly tanking your movie for “ideological reasons.”

You and up to eight other hopeful Hollywood hotshots will scheme, bluff, and negotiate your way through filming while trying to figure out who’s helping you make a masterpiece… and who’s about to torpedo your career faster than a bad premiere review. With a mix of deduction, light strategy, and plenty of table talk, it plays great with families, friend groups, or anyone who secretly dreams of shouting “Cut!” at their peers. Even better, the game includes a solo mode for those days when you want intrigue without coordinating nine different schedules.

If you’re in the mood for glamorous chaos and undercover antics, Hollywood 1947 is ready for its close-up.