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Two Point Campus Switch NSP Free Download GAMESPACK.NET Two Point Campus continues in the already impressive footsteps of Two Point Hospital before it, dressing up an engaging business management sim in goofy irreverence. To be honest, its dorky, oddball sense of humor misses me more often than it hits. But that all fades into the background for the most part when I’m having a blast laying out my new library, planning out dorms, and throwing sweet parties in the student union. Most of the time you’ll be juggling your budget, student happiness, and the space requirements of running a university. It’s similar to Two Point Hospital in that last regard – making the best of annoying geometry to cram in an extra lecture theater or much-needed bathroom put my mental Tetris skills to the test, and often forced me to abandon the idea of a perfect layout in the interest of a functional one. That can sometimes get tiresome, but it’s also not really an issue later on when you get some bigger plots and the ability to make buildings whatever shape you want. So by the time it had overstayed its welcome, I was given the much appreciated freedom not to deal with it anymore. The Sandbox mode is where Two Point Campus really shines, letting you loose to build the school of your dreams on any of the 12 different themed plots. Some are outright wacky, like a spy school that uses a burger joint as a cover. Others are a bit more vanilla, like an Oxford-inspired campus in the faux-English countryside. And the same goes for the courses available, with everything from General Knowledge to actual Knight School – yes, that’s Knight with a K.TOP/BEST ADULT VIDEO GAMES IN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (USA)

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So you can kind of adjust your level of silliness to your preference, which is nice. Each campus is introduced through a story-driven scenario that includes its own special rules. I definitely liked some of these more than others. Funding my university entirely on plundered artifacts from an archaeological dig has a bit of an, “Are we the baddies?” vibe, but I found it entertaining. On the other hand, running a parody of a SoCal party school where my entire budget was based on how much fun the students were having became mechanically tedious pretty quickly due to the extremely small profit margins and low return on investment for all the expensive amenities I provided. You only have to clear five of these to unlock all 12 maps in sandbox mode, though. So if you’re just not feeling the scenario objectives, they’re easy enough to ignore. And once outside the bounds of the campaign, I enjoyed how progression works. Adding more facilities and staff, as well as leveling up your various rooms by adding decorations and more learning opportunities, will level up the whole university and provide more course points and “Kudosh,” a special currency that unlocks more cosmetic options and ploppable doodads. Course points can be spent to add new programs or expand existing ones, and that creates a rewarding feeling of going from a dingy backup school to a thriving university. Not all courses are built the same, either. The aforementioned Archaeology program lets you dig up artifacts that can be put on display to raise your campus’ prestige, or sold to pad out your budget.

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Academic Exercise revolves around the sport of Cheeseball, where you can schedule games against rival schools and compete for glory. Not every course has its own minigame like this, but the ones that do effectively let you be more hands-on during a school year and create extra, thematic goals to strive for. I have played through Freshliegh, Piazza Lanatra, Mitton University, Noblestead and Spiffinmoore, with each bringing in new courses and new student personalities. Every uni also comes with features you need to work around; Mitton was too cold for most students, so I found I had to keep installing radiators, while I had to train the Janitors at Noblestead how to fight, as a few times a year we’d be overrun with invaders. I really enjoyed how different each university felt, from the land you build on to the courses you’re introduced to, and I thought that the profession made at each uni allowed you to learn new skills and become more familiar with the game’s various mechanics. There is also a Sandbox mode you can go into instead if you want to test out your skills without needing to worry about fees and deadlines. I tried out this mode in Creative mode, which meant I didn’t have to worry about finances and everything was already unlocked. In my long and unproductive career as an administrator of pretend video game businesses, I’ve overseen a prison, several hospitals, countless theme parks, and even a couple of dungeons. But running a university is completely new territory. Higher education may not be the most exciting theme for a management sim.Sleeping Dogs Definitive Edition

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But Two Point Campus revels in its student years with an array of fantastical courses and a wacky sense of humour that make it stand out from other games of institutional plate-spinning. Starting out as the supervisor of a small science college, you’re given a seemingly hefty budget and tasked with constructing all the facilities a university needs. This includes laying out lecture theatres, hi-tech science labs, dormitories, staff rooms and toilets; filling these with appropriate (and often expensive) equipment; and hiring teachers, janitors and assistants to run libraries and student amenities. Like Two Point Hospital, the developer’s previous game, Two Point Campus’s presentation is flawless. Building and outfitting rooms has a delightful tactility to it, while the Aardman-like visual style is brought to life with characterful and intricate animations. Watching your student body go about its business, from heating up food in the student lounge microwave to assembling giant, toy-like robots in the university robotics lab, is captivating. Every piece of equipment you acquire is exciting, simply because you want to see what your students will do with it. In play, Two Point Campus’s ideas sprawl outwards as it progresses. Its campaign has you managing a chain of colleges, each institution more irreverent than the next. Highlights include a knight school, where your students batter training-dummies in full suits of armour, to a legally nonspecific wizard’s academy that teaches spellcasting and potion brewing.

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The knight school is subject to frequent invasions from a rival college of chivalry, forcing your janitors to chase them down, armed with water-pistols. The way universities operate brings a slightly different flavour to Campus’s managerial challenge. You can only run a certain number of courses a year, each of which accepts a limited number of students. This means Two Point Campus is less about managing bottlenecks than Two Point Hospital, where patients could stagger through the door at any time, and more about keeping a watchful eye on your budget, avoiding overspending on staff and facilities while also ensuring those facilities are good enough to keep your students content. There’s a familiarity and comfort to Two Point Campus’ early hours, from the whimsical claymation style of its characters to its distinctly British humor and jaunty music. It might trade doctors and patients for teachers and students, but if you played Two Point Hospital, you’ll feel right at home in Two Point Studios’ latest business management sim. As the hours roll by and you graduate to different college campuses, however, Two Point Campus begins to carve out an identity that’s all its own. Two Point Hospital was a relatively safe spiritual successor to Theme Hospital, essentially recreating the ’90s classic with modern technology and amenities. Two Point Campus maintains that same reverence for its roots, but it also embraces its fresh new setting in a way that captures more of the magic that made Theme Hospital so beloved.Assassin’s Creed III

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You take on the role of a campus administrator, charged with building and maintaining various schools throughout Two Point County. This means you’ll be managing both the micro and macro aspects of your college empire, whether you’re designing the internal and external layout of each building, hiring staff, or researching new technologies to improve various facets of your school. All of this is in service of keeping your students happy and ensuring they’re given the tools they need to not only graduate with good grades, but also enjoy themselves and learn a few lessons about life along the way. Meeting your students’ wants and needs is an integral part of Two Point Campus. In Two Point Hospital, your job was to make sure patients were in a good-enough mood to stick around long enough to be treated. Now, you’re not just dealing with people for a brief hospital stay, but being given three academic years to shape a student’s future, watch them grow, and hopefully, see them flourish. Basic needs like food and drink, hygiene, and establishing a comfortable temperature are all important, but there’s more nuance to their happiness as well. Early on, you’re told you need to fulfill the three Rs: relaxation, rest, and relief. You can build dormitories to give your charges a place to sleep and recharge; a student union to provide them with entertainment and a space to relax in; libraries so they have access to learning resources and an area where they can study; and private tutoring so those struggling can get some crucial one-on-one time with a teacher.

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There are also items that will help foster friendships and romance, or make your campus a more appealing place to live. Students will use benches to sit and converse, building bonds that boost their happiness. Stick a few arcade games in the student lounge and they’ll play against each other, while best friends might blow the love trumpet. It’s heartwarming stuff, and all of these interlocking systems have a noticeable impact on student performance. Better grades mean more money and prestige for the school, so everything cycles back to a grading system you have a tangible effect on. Balancing the positives and negatives of each item and activity is key. Throwing parties is an easy way to quickly boost happiness, for instance, but you don’t want to overdo it and hamper your student’s studying. Filling the corridors of your campus with vending machines is a simple way to satiate your students’ thirst and hunger, but these options aren’t the healthiest and will send their hygiene tumbling. You can rectify this with food kiosks, yet these require a member of staff to manage, so you need enough of a cash flow coming in to pay their wages. “University gives you a bright future… and clouds it with debt.” Of all the gags Two Point Campus fires off over the university PA system, this one has stuck with me the most, capturing the experience of playing this management sequel as well as enrolling in further education.

I had high hopes for my students, but by the end I only cared about how much cash I could bleed from them to keep the university in the black. Running a campus is expensive. The buildings and staff chip away at my bank balance regularly, and whenever I have a nice fat stack sitting in the vault, I know that all it’s going to take to burn through it is a request for a new supercomputer. Why can’t they just be happy with all the live owls I added to the dormitories? Owls are a hoot. You can’t do anything without plenty of cash, but the acquisition of wealth is not the ultimate goal of Two Point Campus. Each of the 12 missions has bespoke main objectives and then plenty of dynamic ones, but at their heart the goal is to create an efficient temple to academia that shits out happy, A+ students across a range of courses, from gastronomy to espionage. This is a doddle, at least initially. The first few missions saw me open a science school, chef school and knight school—not a typo—none of which posed much difficulty. Compared to Two Point Hospital, which is by no means a brutal management romp, but is nonetheless purposefully chaotic and tangled, it seemed pretty sedate. But then I took over a struggling wizardry school and started to buckle under the weight of magical curses and depressed students. It started off simple enough. The school already contained some dorms and other essential rooms, leaving me to add bathroom facilities and a few classrooms.

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Before long my arcane academics were bouncing from lecture to potion class to private tutorials, netting themselves a world class education in poisoning people with weird elixirs. Sure, sometimes a witch would transform a few students into pumpkin-headed weirdos or bombard the campus with tiny meteors, but the impact seemed negligible. I took out a loan and invested in more assistants with medical skills to undo the pumpkin head curse, who also needed more facilities to carry out their important work. Then I gussied up the dorms so my students would have cosy sanctuaries where they could unwind after a hard day of spell-slinging. To minimise the time it took students to reach their classes and maximise the space, I started grabbing rooms and moving them around. And I founded a power-napping club to help low-energy students get more pep in their step. Amid the crisis, I came alive, squashing and averting disaster after disaster. I bought a lot of owls. Generally, though, Two Point Campus gives you management wrinkles that are easier to handle. Keeping on top of schedules and queues, which was the bread and butter of a Two Point Hospital administrator, is a minor concern here. If you’ve let too many students get sick without treatment, you should expect some queues outside the new medical room, and if you’ve got a bunch of starving kids hanging around, they’re all going to rush towards any vending machine you plop down; but this is nothing compared to the hospital patients spending days stuck in waiting rooms or queuing outside GP offices, potentially even dying before they get seen.One True Hero Switch NSP

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