Two Point Hospital is a spiritual successor to Bullfrog’s classic sim
Two Point Hospital is a brand new hospital sim from some of the minds behind Bullfrog’s 1997 classic Theme Hospital.
Everything you’d expect from a spiritual successor to Theme Hospital is here. Comedic characters, silly expressions and overblown voices are all present and accounted for.
There’s even an ailment called light-headedness where the heads of patients are replaced by bright, blazing light bulbs.
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This is the first project from Two-Point Studios, a new development team formed from Mark Webley and Gary Carr – the original architects behind Theme Hospital.
In development exclusively for PC, Two Point Hospital is set to release on Steam in late 2018 so expect a release date in the coming months.
By going to the official website you can sign up for Hospital Pass. This grants you early access to new screenshots and videos alongside some neat promotions.
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