Two Point Campus

Two Point Campus proposes to build and manage a university: erect buildings, hire teachers, recruit students and organize courses, many of which look downright ridiculous. This is a simulator with humor, but with honest economics underneath the jokes. Students here are not abstract numbers: they have preferences, moods and needs, and failures in their studies affect the reputation of the institution. You have to think not only about the schedule, but also about having somewhere on campus to relax, eat and have fun. Otherwise, motivation drops and deductions increase. Different scenarios pose different tasks: in some places you need to develop a campus from scratch, in others you need to save an existing one from collapse. New items, rooms and decorations are gradually unlocked, allowing you to build the campus to your liking. It is also worth noting that the campaign is divided into scenarios, each with its own conditions: in some places you need to increase the rating of the establishment, in others you need to survive an audit or meet the budget. Students organize clubs, demand entertainment and express dissatisfaction if the infrastructure does not keep up with their demands. As time goes on, new types of spaces become available, and even artistic nonsense can be added to the campus. There are also seasonal events due to which the campus requires attention from time to time: either an inspection or a new influx of students. The game does not require speed from the player, but rewards planning. Two Point Campus is a neat control simulator, where a completely working development logic is hidden behind a frivolous shell.