Two Point Campus It would already be a fun game to adapt the management and simulation systems of the previous game, Two Point Hospital, to the relaxed university scenario, but producer Two Point knew how to take the idea even further by including funny and unusual courses, such as the College of Magic.
In my second experience with Two Point Campus, I got to experience some of what more diverse courses can offer: Basic mechanisms include running a campus to attract new students each year and make sure they are motivated and motivated to graduate. It is possible to build blocks and facilities, open new courses and organize events to bring student life to life. Better results mean more money to invest and better professionals interested in working at your university.
In this new test it was possible to bypass the more realistic courses and experience the School of Knights, where students train from fencing with spears and all, to the magical arts worthy of Hogwarts. Those who want something more comedic can choose clown school, for example.
In addition to the more diverse courses, it is always necessary to monitor the needs of students and teachers to keep morale high throughout the year. Even in a school of magic, it is necessary to set up dormitories, academic centers and organize events for young people for socializing. After all, college life isn’t just about classes and exams, is it?
The fun thing about this system is that management is gaining new layers, beyond basic needs (yes, you still have to worry about drinking fountains, cafeterias, and bathrooms). Students need areas where they can have fun, strengthen friendships, and advance their academic interests.
Two Point Campus is more diverse than the previous game, Two Point Hospital, and the crazy university theme allows the creators to unleash their imagination, which is great news for gamers, who are sure to run out of content to explore the game. launches. Up in the second half.
Two classes are scheduled to begin at Pointe’s campus on August 9. The game will have versions for Mac, PC, PS4, PS5, Switch, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S, with a simultaneous release on Xbox Game Pass.
*This preview was played on PC at an event hosted by Sega Europe.
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