TheGamer's Meg Pelliccio says: "Imagine a life sim game with a Two Point twist. A character creator with a quirky claymation style, combined with the room-building aspects and decorations we’ve come to know and love, all thrown into a big open sandbox neighborhood for you to live your best virtual life. That’s what I want. I think a Two Point life sim could go the distance to rival even The Sims, and the recent launch of Two Point Campus is proof of that."
And The Last Clockwinder, Dino Crisis and Siren and more launch on PlayStation Plus Premium.
[PlayStation Plus Extra: Game Catalog]
Dead Island 2 | PS4, PS5
Two Point Campus | PS4, PS5
The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil in Me | PS4, PS5
Gris | PS4, PS5
Return to Monkey Island | PS5
Ghostbusters: Spirits Unleashed | PS4, PS5
Firefighting Simulator The Squad | PS4, PS5
Overpass 2 | PS5
Tour de France 2023 | PS4, PS5
Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Wildlands* | PS4
[PlayStation Premium | PS VR2 & Classics]
The Last Clockwinder | PS VR2
Dino Crisis | PS4, PS5
Siren | PS4, PS5
R-Type Dimensions EX | PS4
Thanks for the list. As a huge fan of the Defender Arcade cabinet 1980., so excited to play R-Type Dimension EX.
Oh yeah just finished playing the previous two The Dark Pictures Anthology games, time to finish the last one 🗿
may i ask what is the first game? i been incarcerated for 81/2 years so im trying to catch up and been wanting to play these
Pretty good month, I have been playing Dead Space, and Premium has been cooking recently.
Two Point Campus will be getting 100 percent spookier next week with the arrival of the “School Spirits” DLC on March 15. The package includes new courses, students, items and a new challenge mode.
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I don't play/like the Sims, but it would be cool if they had some competition, and hopefully without a gazillion expensive DLC packs.
I've been playing this a lot this week. I've been having fun but there are a lot of small things that really frustrate me.
- Why the hell can't I upgrade stuff during the summer? The janitors are still there working. It makes no sense.
- If I send a student for private tuition why does the game not stop it after their grades are up? I have students that need tuition but a guy with 97% is in the tuition room.
- Keeping staff where they're supposed to be is so frustrating. I have assistants with high library skill, but the game decides to put someone with no library skill in the library.
- Healthiness. The game literally doesn't tell you how to improve healthiness, and doesn't offer any items to directly improve it. I had to move everything outside. No benches, no food, no drink, no clubs, etc., inside whatsoever. Any time a student needs something they have to go outside. Why? Because the Fresh Air effect seems to be the only thing that improves healthiness.
- The staff often just doesn't listen. I pick up a janitor and ask them to sweep a bunch of litter because there's no janitor in that building. They instead walk across the entire campus to empty a garbage even though there's another janitor already in that building.
I understand that this is a management simulation. I get it. But I shouldn't have to struggle because the systems are so poorly thought out. It's so close to being really good but there's just a bunch of little things getting in the way.
We've competition for the Sims for a long while now. Especially now that it's just a DLC milker of a series, instead of actually trying to improve on past games.