Two Point Campus Reviews
Two Point Campus is certainly a substantial step up from Two Point Hospital as it's a much smoother experience and features some undeniably nifty new mechanics. It goes without saying but if you enjoy these kinds of games then it's a definite must-play.
Two Point Campus is basically a perfect management sim. It's filled with content (with more likely on the way, if Two Point Hospital is any guide) and it's absurdly accessible, and it's worth picking up no matter your usual interest in the genre.
For me, Two Point Campus was one of the surprises of the year, as a game with the characteristic charm of Two Point Studios was released, with its "silly" humor and simple, "cartoonish" art style, but with an extremely fun and captivating gameplay that provides the player with several hours of gameplay with the immense content present.
Review in Portuguese | Read full review
Build the university of your dreams with Two Point Campus, the sequel to the multi-million selling Two Point Hospital. Build your university, your way! Two Point Campus is jam-packed with new creative tools to help you run an academic institution packed with wild courses. Build, hire staff and nurture your students through the best years of their lives.
Two Point Campus is a superb sequel to one of the best management sim games ever made. It takes the winning formula and puts it in a new setting with both interesting and hilarious consequences. The difficulty has been tweaked for the better and quality of life additions are peppered throughout the game. Minor performance issues on the Switch aside, it’s an A+ from me.
One of those games in which you dive in for a quick game and when you realize it, 8 hours have passed and it's dawn. Indispensable if you are a fan of Two Point Hospital.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Two Point Campus is a shining example of how to make a management sim and all its deep gameplay systems engaging and enjoyable. It can still feel overwhelming, but its charm far outweighs any flaws.
The result is a great simulation game that builds and improves on the strength of the previous title. And by doing so it has nestled itself at the top of the genre.
Two Point Campus is a very relaxing game, which fits perfectly between more stressful and action oriented games. It's fun to create a life at University in your image and try to be the best school of all. The game remains a simulator, but the arcade aspect of the title is definitely very present. Finally, the fact that its on Game Pass makes it very accessible, but we definitely do prefer playing it on PC.
Review in French | Read full review
Two point Campus is an easy recommendation for anyone a fan of the management sim genre. Exceptional level of detail to design and a wonderous explosion of creativity within University Life. Like its predecessor Two Point Hospital, challenges will still be present throughout each individual campus, but these challenges are worth your time. Pick up your pencil case and your red plastic cups and enrol.
Two Point Campus has arrived to show that Two Point Studios has a good idea in hand and is able to adapt it to different administrative realities. The game offers a solid management challenge without losing the light and relaxed essence proposed by its predecessor.
Review in Portuguese | Read full review
Two Point Campus is a worthy follow-up to Two Point Hospital that will eventually get a bit repetitive.
Review in Slovak | Read full review
Two Point Campus is an enjoyable game that will scratch an itch for any management simulation fan. I love clicking on a student or teacher and watching as the camera follows them through their daily business. From power napping clubs to vampire and Goth pupils to student rock gigs complete with laser light shows: there is always something entertaining and fun to see. A fun game and a must-buy for any fan of the simulation and strategy genre.
Two Point Campus delivers the same quirkiness and gameplay as its predecessor, but it's more than just a reskinned version of Two Point Hospital. It has its own unique personality that will delight during hours of gameplay. Though the gameplay itself could be confusing for the uninitiated to the genre, the pacing is good enough to let you understand the mechanics so that you don't get flooded with too much information.
It’s a shame that the game didn’t take the opportunity to be a bit more bitingly satirical with its jabs against for-profit higher education, but there is certainly more than an element of truth to the PA announcement saying; “university gives you a bright future, and clouds it with debt.” Two Point Campus certainly scratches the itch for more management game zen, and does it with panache.
Two Point Campus is a phenomenal new entry into the Two Point universe. Its goofy sense of humor hides what is otherwise a deep and challenging management game, and it tests your ability to run a successful institution while also caring for the people that reside with it.
Two Point Campus exceeds all the expectations we had based on the developers’ previous game and provides a familiar yet very new and unique experience for everyone with fun challenges for all of its locations.
Review in Persian | Read full review
Two Point Campus has taken the world of its predecessor and built upon it, creating the best example of a management simulation. Two Point Campus is available on PC (Steam), Xbox One / Series S/X and Playstation 4/5.
We are facing a totally continuous game with respect to Two Point Hospital, which is not bad either. If we liked running a hospital together with the guys from Two Point Studios, we're going to like running a university campus. Again, crazy classes, beadles that dirty more than they clean, or technical inspections will be our companions in each one of the universities that we will manage.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
It’s cartoon design is full of character and deep down it’s a really involved city builder of a game offering a strong challenge of your creative mind. Well worth giving a go if you’re subscribed to Xbox Game Pass, as it is included in that package and can even be streamed over the cloud, but for £35 on other systems, it is still a great summer title to get your creative juices flowing.