Two Point Campus

Run a campus unlike any you've ever seen.

To keep it simple, Two Point Campus delivers. It's everything fans of Two Point Studio's would expect. An expertly crafted management simulation experience with the perfect amount of humor, wonderfully designed characters, a game full of heart from start to finish.

Two Point Campus is an A+ management sim that lets you build the wacky school of your dreams, then watch it run in all its glory.

Two Point Campus might not reinvent the wheel, but this is a game that knows exactly what it is and who its audience is – and it nails it. Two Point’s tried-and-tested formula works like magic in a university setting, and the freedom it gives to players to create the campus of their dreams is unrivalled. Its attempts at humour might sometimes fall flat, but it hardly matters when everything else is so good.

Two Point Campus is a fantastic management game that picks up right where Two Point Hospital left off. It isn't the most innovative successor, but it doesn't have to be. Two Point Campus offers more than enough to keep you entertained right up to graduation.

Two Point Studios' academic sequel is a great education in zaniness.

Just as it did with Two Point Hospital, Two Point Studios has combined neatly overlapping management systems with an irrepressably oddball charm.

University management is an easygoing joy which makes it a great time for all, even if it doesn't entirely reward you for building a campus that's uniquely yours.

Two Point Campus is a great management sim that manages to be quite deep, without adding unnecessary complexity, and its main campaign makes for a fun tutorial, and the writing is downright hilarious. The only real downside is that it doesn’t really do much new if you’ve already played Two Point Hospital.

If you enjoyed Two Point Hospital on Xbox Game Pass, you're going to love Two Point Campus as well. It's a great sequel in a superb simulation series, and the college/university setting feels like the perfect next step for Two Point Studios' brand of silly, strategic fun. It's also one of the most enjoyable Xbox simulation games out there thanks to its well-designed control scheme, complete with a single-player campaign you'll almost certainly get invested in.

The game exudes charm and silliness, and there is a lot of heart here. You can tell there was genuine enjoyment had by Two Point Games when making this. I often found myself zooming in to watch animations play out or hunting for the odd hidden reference or joke. Every part of the game feels like it was crafted to push this unhinged satirical school theme and its done well enough that even after 15 hours I still enjoyed watching students just go about their weird little lives in my school.

Uh oh. Your mum told you that you either had to go to university or you had to get a job so you begrudgingly signed up to a Media Studies course and dossed about for three years smoking doobies and watching Countdown. Now you've got a useless degree, a lingering reputation as the family pothead, and a mountain of debt from tuition fees to worry about. Thanks a lot, Nick Clegg.