In this mode players have a mission in each hospital accompanied by smaller goals to complete for rewards. There is only one mode of game at the time of writing called Career Mode. Speaking of tutorials, Two Point Hospital is more of a mission based game than I was expecting. The game introduces these mechanics to you relatively slowly, giving you the chance to conquer each mission until you can more or less stay on top of things the farther you get. Staff will also need to take breaks, something which you need to pay attention to so you avoid patients waiting in long queues for the GP’s office. If any of these aren’t met, then you may find yourself with no patients or staff to treat them. These include hunger, thirst, comfort, and their need to go to the toilet. Patients as well as staff have their own needs which need to be met by the player. Staff members can also be trained to improve their performance or allow them to work in different disciplines such as psychiatry. Each staff member has personality traits which influence their job performance, such as tiring quickly or being a bit grumpy. Based on private hospitals rather than universal healthcare, I was a bit concerned at how quickly I managed to get into the mindset of hiring untrained staff to save a bit of money at the cost of a few more patient deaths here and there. Build your hospital rooms, furnish them, hire and fire staff, and treat patients all while trying to keep the hospital financially afloat. Two Point Hospital puts the player in charge of building and running their own hospital empire. As someone who has fond memories of playing Theme Hospital as a child in the late ‘90s, I couldn’t wait to get my hands on a game which promised to revive one of my favourite childhood games and bring it up to speed with modern flourishes. Two Point Hospital promised to be the sequel we hospital management sim fans deserved.
Available to purchase on Steam for $31.49 or £24.99.
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Thankfully, Two Point Studios have answered our prayers, Two Point Hospital was released for Windows, Mac OS, and Linux on the 30 th of August! Two Point Hospital is the spiritual successor to Theme Hospital, developed by the same team including developers Mark Webley and Gary Carr. Eleven years have passed since the release of Theme Hospital on the PC, fans of the hospital management sim genre have been waiting patiently for another game which would satisfy that itch.
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