A place to study.
A place to find yourself.
Or maybe thats just from my experience ofTwo Point Campus.
This is the follow-up toTwo Point Hospital, from Two Point Games.
It allows for the studying, the burger, the private tuition and even the love trumpet.
Its a sim game that understands university isnt just about studying, its for learning about life.
Theres a much bigger emphasis on relationships compared with Two Point Hospital.
Its all very heartwarming.
The relationships are inclusive too - anyone can bond with anyone.
Lessons, though, remain the core of campus life.
Both the campus and its inhabitants have far more visual detail and flare than before.
Theres much more to it all than simply plonking down a themed classroom and watching lessons unfold, too.
And by earning course points I upgraded classes to raise the chance of students earning top grades.
That meant a frantic need for extra classrooms and space for study equipment.
(Top tip: ensure your library is sizeable as youll need space for new reading materials.)
Perhaps you want to hone in on Scientography alone, or perhaps you want to dabble in multiple subjects.
There are so many layers of interlocking systems in fact.
I had to fill my campus with both study rooms and entertainment, on top of dorms and bathrooms.
I needed to manage book time with fun time.
I ensured students were happy and achieved top grades, and I also organised teacher training.
And I had to do all that while maintaining hygiene levels and attractiveness.
Yet I never felt overwhelmed.
I soon found myself meandering around campus adding decorative posters and ignoring cries for more study materials instead.
As the students slot into various stereotypes, its possible to build a school to match their taste.
Its hilarious too, accompanied by an 80s-style soundtrack and campus radio filled with pop culture references.
Trust me, that magical music school is happening.
As strategic as it is eccentric, Two Point Studios is graduating with flying colours.
