Two Point Campus gets a world premiere trailer at Summer Game Fest 2021

Summer Game Fest 2021 world premieres keep rolling with an announcement trailer for Two Point Campus set to launch in 2022.

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Two Point Campus debuted with a world premiere trailer at Summer Game Fest 2021. From the creators of the critically-acclaimed patient care management game, Two Point Hospital, comes the aptly titled Two Point Campus with a cheeky look at Two Point Studio's new university simulator. Two Point Campus is set to release in 2022 for PC, Switch, PS4/PS5, and Xbox One/Series consoles.

Two Point Studios has been in the simulation and management game for quite some time with some of the creators of Bullfrog's 1997 business sim classic, Theme Hospital, coming together in 2016 to make a spiritual successor in Two Point Hospital. Known for its comical take on the everyday tasks of managing a hospital and all the mundanities that come with it, Two Point Hospital released to critical and commericial success in 2018 and made the jump to consoles in 2020. Two Point Studios has unveiled its next game in the Two Point management and simulation franchise, Two Point Campus, at Summer Game Fest 2021.

Two Point Campus looks to retain the signature style that has made Two Point Studios a welcome addition among simulation games, with the same lighthearted take as its predecessor. The announcement trailer shows off a variety of campus locations with the requisite outrageous and impossible departments. This announcement trailer also looks to be entirely in-engine, giving a realistic look at the ridiculous sim. The last few moments also show what appears to be gameplay footage, but there are no disclaimers in the video to denote if this is the case.

Make sure you have your hall pass when Two Point Campus launches in 2022 from Two Point Studios and SEGA on PC and all current console systems. If you'd like to see more announcement trailers from Summer Game Fest, take a look at the topic page for the event.

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From the test launch of the NES in New York to 4K gaming in his living room, Bryan Lefler has been immersed in video games his entire life. Battle tested in the arena shooters of the turn of the century yet kind to all animals that may cross him, Bryan enjoys a breadth of games but strives to be the best in any contest of digital skill. He is a former esports competitor and has been part of the Shacknews community for over 15 years. You can also catch him on skankcore64 streams on the Shacknews Twitch channel where he plays through the N64 library and follow him on Twitter @skankcore.

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