
I am a nineties kid and being a nineties kid meant growing up alongside computers, the internet, and video games. I remember the height of entertainment being Beehive Bedlam, a game played through your Sky box on your TV. I witnessed the birth of The Sims franchise and am still playing the game in it's fourth iteration today. I recall dial-up, download speeds of days, and the original iPod in all it's chunky, clunky glory. You might be wondering why I'm telling you all of this, taking you on this walk down memory lane, but I promise you, it's all relevant. Because growing up in the nineties/early noughties means I remember a popular videogame from that era that has recently been revived and given a long overdue makeover to bring it up to today's gaming standards. In 1997 that game went by Theme Hospital, a business simulation game developed by Bullfrog Productions and published by Electronic Arts for PC. In 2018 Theme Hospital's 'spiritual sequel' was released to the world as Two Point Hospital and whilst I have played and will review this one at some point, today I want to talk about the follow-up to Two Point Hospital (no, not one of it's many DLCs either): Two Point Campus.