Name: Going back to School buuuut...not really.
Item: Two Point Campus
Rating: 8.5
Author: Commando Kitty

**SOUND 8/10**  
  
True to it's theme of schools and academics, Two Point Campus doesn't fall short in adding just the right touch in the sound design to make you start recalling your days meandering in your alma mater's hallways. Bonus is the nonsensical paging system and school radio. If they could add some more variety to bgm, that would be great.  
  
**VISUALS 10/10**  
  
The movements are smooth and character design are cartoonish - they somewhat reminds me of some clay animation shows like Wallace and Grombit. The colorful sceneries paint the right atmosphere for every element you see on a campus. I love how they paid attention to letting each an every NPC act as they would a normal student from taking snack breaks, going to the bathroom, attending classes, interacting with friends, or even just walking aimlessly around the campus and being confused as to why you're there (admit we've all been there). Despite the busy scenes, I also have not experienced glitches like Sims would.  
  
**INTERFACE 7/10**  
  
Confusing, at first. Hectic, later on. One can easily get overwhelmed everything that's going on - although it is understandable in most management sim games. Nonetheless, it would've been nice to actually have some "indicators" here an there. Let me explain: depending on what interactable you're looking at, there are some information left out like "if this to-do is necessary" or "what are the effects of doing this task" and etc. I lost track of how many times I've done a "to-do" that wasn't necessary and I was puzzled as to why it seemed like I was stuck and could not proceed. But kudos to putting the drag feature. I can't stop myself from picking up an NPC by the scruff and dropping them in a random room.  
  
**GAMEPLAY 8/10**  
  
if you like sim games, this is one of those where you could easily pass the time. I don't blame you. Whether you're a completionist or just a casual passing through, you'd end up getting meticulous and nitpicky as to the best location to put something, and whether or not placing things the way you choose makes sense.  
  
**CONCLUSION 8.25/10**  
  
I may not have enjoyed most of my school days, but admittedly Two Point Campus made me feel sentimental and nostalgic to the years passed. It is a humorous way to look at college life, specifically. The quirkiness shows in its entirety, which makes it diffcult, for me, to hate on something with so much charisma.

SOUND 8/10 True to it's theme of schools and academics, Two Point Campus doesn't fall short in adding just the right touch in the sound design to make you start recalling your days meandering in your alma mater's hallways. Bonus is the nonsensical paging system and school radio. If they could add some more variety to bgm, that would be great. VISUALS 10/10 The movements are smooth and character design are cartoonish - they somewhat reminds me of some clay animation shows like Wallace and Grombit. The colorful sceneries paint the right atmosphere for every element you see on a campus. I love how they paid attention to letting each an every NPC act as they would a normal student from taking snack breaks, going to the bathroom, attending classes, interacting with friends, or even just walking aimlessly around the campus and being confused as to why you're there (admit we've all been there). Despite the busy scenes, I also have not experienced glitches like Sims would. INTERFACE 7/10 Confusing, at first. Hectic, later on. One can easily get overwhelmed everything that's going on - although it is understandable in most management sim games. Nonetheless, it would've been nice to actually have some "indicators" here an there. Let me explain: depending on what interactable you're looking at, there are some information left out like "if this to-do is necessary" or "what are the effects of doing this task" and etc. I lost track of how many times I've done a "to-do" that wasn't necessary and I was puzzled as to why it seemed like I was stuck and could not proceed. But kudos to putting the drag feature. I can't stop myself from picking up an NPC by the scruff and dropping them in a random room. GAMEPLAY 8/10 if you like sim games, this is one of those where you could easily pass the time. I don't blame you. Whether you're a completionist or just a casual passing through, you'd end up getting meticulous and nitpicky as to the best location to put something, and whether or not placing things the way you choose makes sense. CONCLUSION 8.25/10 I may not have enjoyed most of my school days, but admittedly Two Point Campus made me feel sentimental and nostalgic to the years passed. It is a humorous way to look at college life, specifically. The quirkiness shows in its entirety, which makes it diffcult, for me, to hate on something with so much charisma.

Two Point Campus

Going back to School buuuut...not really.

Player Score

Commando Kitty