You're a Hollywood mogul. The reels spin a studio and an era — draft one of its real films to fill an open genre slot. Fill all five genres, then the studio head judges your year on box office + budget + audience + critics combined: a promotion, or the door.
A random studio + era lands on the reels.
Pick a film you can afford — chase the underpriced classics.
Fill all five under the cap, then beat the Perfect Studio.
No film tops box office and ROI and reviews and audience — chase a slate that balances all four, or the boss notices. Perfect Studio: —
Greenlight is a free movie-studio game. You play a Hollywood mogul for a year: the reels spin a real studio and a five-year era, and you draft one of that studio's actual films to fill an open genre slot — horror, sci-fi, action, comedy, and drama. Fill all five and the studio head judges your slate on four real-world axes at once: box office, budget efficiency, audience reception, and critical acclaim. The catch is that no single film wins on every axis, so the fun is in the trade-offs — chase the crowd-pleaser or the critics' darling, splurge on a blockbuster or hunt the underpriced classic. Modes range from the classic Studio draft to a budget-capped Indie challenge, a blind Pitch mode, two upside-down "worst slate wins" modes, and a shared Daily Greenlight with a global leaderboard. Every card is a real film with real numbers, graded on era-fair percentiles so a 1970s sleeper and a modern tentpole compete on honest footing. It's quick to learn, hard to master, and a little different every day.
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