It's finally released. ❤️

Movie Industry seems to follow tight schedules, unlike the gaming one. Likely two+ reasons:
- Must negotiate/reserve a release slot: difficult to imagine "Mission Impossible X" and "Independence Day Y" releasing at the same week;
- Movie developers likely have undisclosed clauses with Investor (Producers?) which would get them into legal sanctions if release schedule broken.
Tight market -> tight releases. Which reminds me of Coens' https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0475290/

"See how quickly you can get YOUR studio's films to reach the nadir of samey, box-ticking, made-by-committee corporate garbage!"

Ah, but we have "The Movies" at home!

The Ersatz "Movies", above:

...Here's the dreamlist entry for people to vote for what they actually want, instead of ersatz versions. https://www.gog.com/dreamlist/game/the-movies


...I'm starting to wonder if I need to explain that I often mean Ersatz in the "horrible substitute that Germany had to come up with during the blockade" and not, "generally acceptable replacement".

We already have two substitute Game Dev Studio games; Mad Games and City Game.