Now, if only my radio DJs would stop openly admitting to littering on campus… In addition, a visualisation feature allows you to view your campus through various lenses, such as thermal comfort and attractiveness, and spurred me on to constantly keep perfecting my campus where possible. When students aren’t getting themselves into predicaments and janitors aren’t having finger-gun fights, the student radio accompanies you with all matter of jokes and skits. Two Point Campus certainly knows this, too, and as the radio blares while you build new rooms, you’d think that the devs have taken a class or two in Funny Business themselves. I felt like my college of Two Point Campus students was almost mocking me when, somehow, hosting Student Union parties at every opportunity left my campus worse for wear. I don’t know about my fellow graduates, but university life felt like an absolute barrage of complaining about things that just didn’t need to be complained about.
While I was often annoyed by the fact my students would still be thirsty or bursting for the loo despite both drinks machines and toilet cubicles being within five tiles of them, I found this – whether intentional or not – somewhat true to the university experience. However, I did experience the constant displeasure that half my students seemed to face. This is one of the many afflictions students may come down with while running your fourth campus of witches and wizards. Don’t get me wrong, I never experienced the medical condition of Pumpkin Head while at university myself. There’s something about running a university campus that feels especially zealous Two Point Campus doesn’t take itself too seriously, but remains incredibly energetic and captures the college experience in a rather whimsical way. However, Two Point Campus has now strutted along and opened its doors, and I’ve finally been able to appreciate these games for what they’re worth. In fact, I don’t like hospitals much at all, and even Two Point Hospital – despite all of its charm – felt incredibly lost on me. While I’d love to agree, I never played Bullfrog’s classic.
In his preview, assistant editor Alex Donaldson argued that Two Point Hospital is a worthy successor to an all-time great the all-time great being Theme Hospital. Welcome to the very weird and very wacky academic year!
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