Fan of 'Rollercoaster Tycoon' or 'Theme Hospital'? You're going to love 'Two Point Campus' which hits consoles and PC tomorrow
The strategy game is a hallowed artform, and developers Two Point Studios have kept the spirit of 'SimCity' and 'Rollercoaster Tycoon' alive with their 'Two Point' franchise.
The finished product, we are pleased to report, is a rich and joyous experience that recalls the very best of the strategy genre. The progression is well-paced, with a gradual step up from simple student requests like asking for more study desks in the library all the way up to building a new dorm on campus for your students.
when the students request items after the school receives a windfall, and it is fun to play god with students' lives. It's these organic slice-of-life moments that really drive home the management element of 'Two Point Campus'.ega stable mate 'Football Manager'The game is able to melt hours away without you even noticing, which is the highest recommendation we can give to a game in this genre.The game is best optimised for PC, but for review purposes we played the game on PlayStation 5 just to see how it held up, and we were pleasantly surprised with how well the game works on console.
There isn't really a consequence for failing to fulfill requests or cratering student happiness levels, and there is no tangible benefit to making your staff level up in skills or carrying out research.
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