The simulation experience itself isn’t especially hardcore in its realism either, for better or worse. After playing through the first couple simple levels, I felt like I understood the central aspects of the game.
The first level is basically just a tutorial, in that it only requires you to complete a few simple goals and provides a monstrous amount of money with which to achieve them.
I had access to four levels of Two Point Campus for preview, with each one gradually introducing new mechanics and complexities. I can confidently say the game is easy for lapsed players or newcomers to the management sim genre to get into though. So, I can’t really compare Two Point Campus to other popular management sims or even to its predecessor, Two Point Hospital. I spent 11 hours digging into Two Point Campus for preview on PC, and while it has some quirks to work out, I wish I could have played even more of it.Īlthough I ostensibly enjoy simulation games, I think the only ones I’ve ever actually played are versions of SimCity and The Sims. The game provides a layered simulation experience, yet it’s simultaneously off-the-rails goofy. It’s an atmosphere where gun violence doesn’t exist, but there is the occasional Harry Potter-style malevolent wizard who will rain down a meteor shower. Publisher Sega and developer Two Point Studios are giving you the ability to manage and grow your own college campus with a Saturday morning cartoon-like vibe.
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