Hollywood 1947

“Hollywood 1947 is a wonderful social deduction party game that plays 1 to 9 players in about 45 minutes.”

“It's a beautiful looking game that is simple enough to pick up quickly, and strategic enough to take it beyond pure social deduction. It's a really fantastic game, that I can't wait to play again.”

“We love Hollywood 1947. It's a beautifully clean design and both the serious nerds and our casual gaming friends have latched right onto it. It's become a go-to deduction game for our group.”

“A brilliant, not-so-serious bluffing card game where there is rarely too much direct pressure on any one player.”

“Hollywood 1947 has straightforward rules and is easy to play. As with all social deduction games, much of the enjoyment comes from players' bluff, bluster and table talk.”

“And a big plus over many other social deduction games is that there's no player elimination in Hollywood 1947.”

“Finally got Hollywood to the table, and it was a huge hit with the game group. So much so, they immediately wanted a second play.”

“Facade Games definitely gets the presentation right! I love the hardback book format they have chosen for their games, and their dedication to creating games that fit in the mold they are currently using.”

“I definitely recommend you check it out as it would be a good addition to any gamer's collection, especially for those looking for games with higher player counts.”

“This game has quickly become one of our favorites. … Even the people who normally don't like the social deduction games are joining in to play and loving it. We love how you are not eliminated.”

“Played the game with my buddies last night and it's an absolute masterpiece! Our group's favorite game was Tortuga but I think it might now be Hollywood!!!”

“My 8 year old and my nine year old daughters are absolutely loving this! They love trying to trick everyone else, and they already have favourite jobs that they try to nab every game to influence the movies.”

“Tried it out last night, and it was an immediate crowd favorite. Easy enough that my 9 year old could understand it with a little coaching. It definitely will be included in our permanent game rotation.”

“The key turning point where I started to enjoy it a lot was when I came to the realization that the objective here is not that of a social deduction game. … You win if you produce more movies. … Takes a bit to get why, but it really is fantastic.”