It’s all about expanding and advancing whilst also maintaining your incoming and outgoing resources and expenses until you reach a profitable balance. If you’ve ever played the original classic management sims I mentioned above, or maybe even modern games such as Planet Coaster, Jurassic Park: Evolution, Tropico 6, or even Dungeons III, then you’ll feel right at home with Two Point Hospital. Not only that, but you must also think about your patient’s needs if you wish to make everyone happy. Not only do you have to plan out your rooms so that they all fit within the small allocated spaces, but you must also hire and train the best people for the job. However, although the task of creating the NHS 2.0 sounds super-easy, it really isn’t, it’s pretty damn hard and stressful. You are the new director of Two Point Hospital, you’ve been hired to help rebuild what little reputation the company has by renovating and rebuilding entire hospitals from scratch within a variety of locations.
This is an example of a poorly designed hospital… So, pray for your life as you enter the pee and poop contaminated hallways of Two Point Hospital… As I’m taking a look at the PS4 version today, I’ll be sure to let you know what isn’t here and roughly when certain parts of the game are set to be added (for free). However, not every feature and function has found it’s way to the console version (yet), some are coming in March 2020 and some have no date or confirmation regarding their inclusion. Two Point Hospital is a spiritual successor to the renowned Theme Hospital, developed by Two Point Studios which contains many of the original developers from Bullfrog Productions!Īfter getting my hands on the game back in 2018, on Steam, and reviewing it, the game has had a number of updates and new features added, making the game much more immersive and fun to play than it was at launch. Whether I was a Dungeon Keeper setting traps for the pesky ‘heroes’, Managing my own Theme Park, or dying of laughter within my very own Theme Hospital, every game was engaging, strategic, and very fun to play. Bullfrog Productions were one of my favourite developers when I was a kid, they turned me onto simulation and management games, genres which I’m a massive fan of to this day.
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