This is a really fun game, but I'm going to stop playing. Basically, the whole format of the game (Build a hospital from 0 and then build another one from 0) gets really repetitive after the first 5 hospitals. You have to do the same process every time you start a hospital, every hospital adds stuff, but it's not enough to keep the game fresh. Again, it's a really good game, but few people finishes it because of it's length and repetitive nature.
This is the funniest game i've ever played
very fun simulation game!! it can get a bit boring after playing it for a while but it's fun to play in short bursts and i really did enjoy the humour!!
Pretty wacky. Good management mechanics but I wish it had just a little more depth to it. I find myself getting bored after a while.
30 minutes of playtime.
a little british but thats ok... for now...
A fun, goofy time sink that does not disappoint.
i still play sometimes its cool and it has funny jokes its like general hospital but it gets repetitive
lo que jugué estaba gracioso, lo tengo que seguir algún dia
I grew up with stuff like roller coaster tycoon but this doesn't really scratch the same itch for me. It feels like there's not a huge amount of personal expression to be done within each hospital. I can see why people are able to sink so many hours in though
This is a very good game to lose a chunk of your life to while having a great break from more intense and difficult experiences. I would sum it up by saying that there is a huge comfort in an accessible stress free title like 'Two Point Hospital'.
against all odds this manages to recapture the magic of Theme Hospital and improve on it in every way.
I wanted to please my nostalgia for Theme Hospital which was one of my favorite games as a kid. This game is from the same creators and is pretty much a modern version of it, with a lot of the same elements and the new stuff is cool.
I play it with "original" soundtrack.
I play it with "original" soundtrack.
This is the second time I've tried to play a simulator game like this on the Switch (CIV 6 being the first) and I can't help but feel like they play much better on a PC. So much easier to navigate all of the menus when a mouse and keyboard. It totally delivers on gameplay and features, just feel like I bought it on the wrong platform.
El auténtico sucesor del Theme Hospital. No inventa nada pero siempre tiene novedades para que no se haga repetitivo.
A simple business management game about runny a cartoony hospital. A very solid game with excellent art design and theme, and relatively simple user friendly mechanics to keep the building aspect light and free of tedium.
my empathy for Dr. Cuddy has grown immensely
A fun little sim game, I found some of the criteria challenging but fun regardless, with each new Hospital came a new set of challenges - one thing that really irked me was having to monitor patients movement patterns to detect disease or if they was an alien imposter, that level of micromanagement lowered my enjoyment
Two Point Hospital is pretty self explanatory, you take on the role of a God like hospital manager in a world were diseases are funnier, but not less costly to treat. I say this because it's very hard to go broke in this game, it definitely leans more towards the more casual side of management games, but that's fine, especially considering the tone.
Some of the diseases are very funny too, it's really impressive how many different animations and models there are for all of them. New ones keep being introduced as the game goes on, but all you need for treatment is the proper building and staff so it never gets overwhelming. You can pause at any time too and build all the rooms you want if the need arises.
Overall, I think Two Point Hospital is pretty good. Your mileage may vary because it does get a little repetitive, but I think you would have to be insane to get all the stars in career mode because there are so many. The game is not short on content in that sense.
Some of the diseases are very funny too, it's really impressive how many different animations and models there are for all of them. New ones keep being introduced as the game goes on, but all you need for treatment is the proper building and staff so it never gets overwhelming. You can pause at any time too and build all the rooms you want if the need arises.
Overall, I think Two Point Hospital is pretty good. Your mileage may vary because it does get a little repetitive, but I think you would have to be insane to get all the stars in career mode because there are so many. The game is not short on content in that sense.
this game's humor is funny and depressing at the same time
Very amusing, with an easy to navigate interface and in-game systems that are simple to set up yet challenging to manage. Reminded me a lot of Lionhead's THE MOVIES, where you manage the business from the macro to the person-to-person micro.
Unfortunately, once you realize that none of said elements evolve too much, the desire to progress dips. It's just building bigger versions of hospitals to treat the same comical illnesses. Sometimes there are ghosts, but otherwise it's just more of the same. If you could, say, play a surgery mini-game, or manage workplace relationships among your staff, things would feel more engaging. As is, it's a charming time sink.
Unfortunately, once you realize that none of said elements evolve too much, the desire to progress dips. It's just building bigger versions of hospitals to treat the same comical illnesses. Sometimes there are ghosts, but otherwise it's just more of the same. If you could, say, play a surgery mini-game, or manage workplace relationships among your staff, things would feel more engaging. As is, it's a charming time sink.
this is so funny and cute but after one day you don't touch it anymore
Abandoned after two hours. Felt like the main point was the campaign mode but it was pretty weak with the "remake a hospital every 30 minutes" format.
pretty fun for a while and has a certain quirky charm watching the lil sims go through the wacky machines, but gets repetitive after a few levels and a pointless feeling sinks in
imagine getting open heart surgery from doctors dressed like sonic and tails
Un juego de gestión de hospitales muy divertido, con muchísima personalidad y que recaptura el espíritu del Theme Hospital original a la perfección, incluso mejorándolo en muchos aspectos.
Quizá la única pega que le puedo encontrar es que algunos niveles son excesivamente difíciles y se hace algo repetitivo y agobiante cuando tienes un hospital muy grande, pero más allá de eso es estupendo.
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A very fun hospital management game with a lot of personality and that manages to perfectly recapture the spirit of the original Theme Hospital, even improving it in some aspects.
Maybe the only complaint I can find is some levels are excessively difficult and it can be a bit repetitive and overwhelming when you have a sizeable enough hospital, but it's fantastic otherwise.
Quizá la única pega que le puedo encontrar es que algunos niveles son excesivamente difíciles y se hace algo repetitivo y agobiante cuando tienes un hospital muy grande, pero más allá de eso es estupendo.
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A very fun hospital management game with a lot of personality and that manages to perfectly recapture the spirit of the original Theme Hospital, even improving it in some aspects.
Maybe the only complaint I can find is some levels are excessively difficult and it can be a bit repetitive and overwhelming when you have a sizeable enough hospital, but it's fantastic otherwise.
I was very excited when it came out! Well made and really fun to play, but it gets kinda repetitive after like half of the playthrough. And the DLC packs don't add that much to the game
From the same developers that got us Theme Hospital, this got similar humour and got me entertained. It still seems like a watered down version to me, but it's still good and has better graphics.
Super funny and charming, I could listen to that snarky radio host all day