Two Point Hospital

its fun. I enjoy this game quite a bit... i have played over 120 hours...

Treated my lightheadedness.

11/10 will keep playing

hours and hours of fitting medical cabinets in a 3x3 room just to bring prestige up in a doctor's office brings me so much joy. 10/10

Fantastic and quirky hospital sim that doesn't leave much to be desired! Make sure to make use of room templates!
9/10

Better than Two Point Museum because this game doesn't have Denuvo in it. Play this to see what restarted the Theme Hospital craze under a new name and hope the devs remove the DRM from their new game soon.

Pretty good game, reminds me of theme hospital :)

Takes everything from the original Theme Hospital and improves upon it.

very adictive great remake

Recommended with a caveat, this is a fun game and it does throw you back to bullfrogs Theme hospital , but there are several QOL issues and the game does bug out from time to time making certain levels impossible without a reset, especially annoying when you've wasted an hour trying to do it.

Greate game i pluck a guys head off whos head had been replaced by a light bulb. 10/10 game

Many years ago there was a game called Theme Hospital. You were in charge of a hospital where you would treat patients with all kinds of wacky diseases, with the overlaying intention of turning a profit. It was published by SEGA as one of their first PC games and it was an absolute megahit. Two Point Hospital is a spiritual successor of that legendary game.
Two Point Hospital preserves the idea and gameplay style of its predecessor to the fullest. You'll be in charge of every aspect of the hospital, from hiring staff and running finances to decorating room interiors. The game is divided into lots of different scenarios (or missions, if you'd like to call them), with each being focused on some specific aspect of the game. For instance, one scenario lands you a job in the University hospital, where all the available staff are students without any experience so you'll have to train them from scratch. Once you complete a scenario, you'll also discover a challenge mode for that scenario, where patients are coming in waves similar to tower defense games. As you've probably already seen, Two Point Hospital comes with loads of DLCs that unlock new scenarios, but the game truly offers a lot even in its base form. Numerous missions with both normal and challenge modes, lots of different rooms to build and diseases to treat and an incredible number of ornaments to polish up your hospital are all sure to provide you with plenty hours of fun.
Two Point Hospital also delivers in terms of presentation. The art style and characters seem even more goofy than in the original Theme Hospital. Although not very detailed, the graphics are nice and colorful and the background music is totally relaxing. However, the game is running on Unity engine, so once your hospital gets really big and crowded you can expect FPS hiccups even on high-end hardware.
Playing Two Point Hospital can devour your day in a flash, since it quickly lulls you into its casual and addicting gameplay style. The game is easy to learn and targets audiences of all ages. But the downside to that addicting gameplay in most casual strategy games is the lack of depth. Two Point Hospital is no exception to that rule and can soon become boring to experienced and more-demanding players. Personally, I was very disappointed with the limited options for managing staff behavior and hospital policies. The AI of NPCs could also be (a lot) better.

Two Point Hospital is a relaxing game that I can comfortably recommend to anyone, especially the younger players.

Score (out of 10):

8

"No Point Hospital" has a point in playing up until you reach teaching. Then, it turns into a slog of patiently being patient about staring at patients.

It is a fun light game, stirring the feelings I have for the immortal Theme Hospital game of my youth.
Today, at my age, I see hospitals more closely and they perform very different from what I was shown as a child in that game. I should sue someone.

Anyway, this game, becomes very boring very fast. Once you get training, all you really do is build up the core rooms, get untrained stuff, specialize them, and then you just wait for the goals to complete by themselves, usually without you having to do anything other than:
- Click "hire" to look for a good stuff member
- Click X on all you are provided until you are given a stuff member who doesn't combine being a nurse and being a doctor at the same time.
- Find a student stuff member.
- Teach him what you want him to be.
- Cure 1 billion patients at a cure rate of almost 100%.
- Next level - same thing.
- Next level - same thing.
- Next level - same thing.

At some point, I didn't even look at the game. I was just letting it run on fast mode and did something else while it was minimized to the toolbar.
Tells you a lot.

But you keep going because this hospital cures weird ailments but OCD is not one of them.

I have played TPH several times on xbox and on PC. It is a comfort game I always come back to. Definitely recommend for anyone that enjoys sims and management type games.

Pretty good game. Like the weird medical stuff. There are definitely some "quality of life" changes I would make. Being able to copy items would be nice. Overall, very fun game.

It's a fun and silly management game.

A little glitchy but a decent management sim.

I really like that there are different types of hospitals.
to be fair, all two point games are really good but i like campus a bit better than this one, as it feels more interactive if that makes sense? but if you own campus already, it is definitly worth buying this game too!
all the sonic-themed furniture is a plus too!

it a time waster kind of game you can relax with!

I adore this game.

To make sure I gave a proper review, I have completed the game twice and currently on my third run.

I have all DLC (worth the money, especially if you get them on sale).

It has varying levels of difficulty, challenges on each level, there's plenty of variety.

It can become a bit tedious building the same thing over and over, especially with placing loads of gold star awards to get a level 5 room (can we just purchase an expensive one time item??).

It has humour, nice strategy elements and challenges. Well worth the money I paid for this game.

Fun if you like organising things

Fun and chilled game style!

If you've ever found yourself obsessed with games like Theme Hospital or SimTower, then Two Point Hospital will likely scratch that same management itch — and do it quite well. Developed by Two Point Studios and available on Steam, this simulation game tasks players with designing, building, and managing a series of hospitals, all while dealing with increasingly wacky medical conditions and quirky staff.
Gameplay:

The core of Two Point Hospital is similar to its spiritual predecessor, Theme Hospital, with a fresh coat of modern polish. Players must build various treatment rooms, hire staff, and manage finances while ensuring patient care is top-notch. From curing “Lightheadedness” (a condition where patients have literal light bulbs for heads) to dealing with unruly staff, the game does a great job of balancing humor and strategy.

The gameplay loop is addictive, offering satisfying progression with each level as you unlock new rooms, treatment options, and even larger hospitals to manage. Each hospital presents its own unique challenges, whether it's the need for a certain number of rooms or handling a surge in patients, ensuring that there's always something to keep you engaged.
Graphics and Design:

Visually, Two Point Hospital is delightful. The cartoonish art style gives the game a fun and light-hearted tone, but it’s the little details that really stand out. Patients and staff are animated in charming ways, making it easy to become attached to them despite their sometimes bizarre medical issues. The environments are also well-designed, with colorful, vibrant layouts that help make the whole experience feel immersive and enjoyable.
Sound and Music:

The sound design is equally engaging, with a whimsical soundtrack that plays in the background while you manage your hospital. The voiceovers for the various treatments and conditions are hilarious and add to the humor of the game. The radio stations, which offer an assortment of silly advertisements and tracks, also provide an added layer of charm.
Challenges and Difficulty:

While Two Point Hospital is accessible to newcomers, it doesn't shy away from a challenge for seasoned players. Managing your hospital's resources, balancing staff morale, and keeping up with patient demand can get tricky. You'll need to be strategic when it comes to building your layout and prioritizing research to unlock new treatments.

The game does a good job of gradually ramping up the difficulty as you progress through different hospitals, ensuring you always have new challenges to overcome. Some missions can feel a bit repetitive, especially with the more intricate hospital layouts, but the rewards for solving these complex puzzles are rewarding.
Performance and Stability:

On Steam, Two Point Hospital runs smoothly with no major performance issues. The game's system requirements are reasonable, and it's optimized for both high-end and mid-range PCs. Load times are quick, and there are few bugs or crashes to speak of, making for a generally pleasant gaming experience.
Final Thoughts:

Two Point Hospital is an incredibly fun and quirky simulation game that offers hours of entertainment. Its mix of light-hearted humor, strategic depth, and charming art style makes it an easy recommendation for anyone who loves management sims. The game does have some repetitive elements, and the challenge can sometimes feel like a bit of a grind, but the overall package is solid.

Whether you're a veteran of the genre or new to hospital management, Two Point Hospital delivers a unique and enjoyable experience. Highly recommended for simulation fans, though those looking for a serious or realistic experience may want to look elsewhere.

Pros:

Fun and humorous premise
Charming visuals and sound design
Addictive gameplay loop with strategic depth
Smooth performance on Steam

Cons:

Can feel repetitive at times
Some levels can be grindy or frustrating

Verdict: If you're in the mood for a light-hearted yet challenging management sim, Two Point Hospital is definitely worth checking out.

A funny strategy game. With a sense of humour that is more meant for adults than kids

It's Two Point. It's funny, exciting, with just the right amount of a challenge. Recommended for all ages.

This game has loads off gameplay. it was fun unlocking the sandbox mode this game is competive and and there is plenty of silly/fun things to unlock like the clown removel thingy and there is 2 free DLC's this game will be fun i promise

quirky and funny game that reminds me of one of my favorite games as a kid, Theme Hospital... pretty sure it's the same thing just updated

I wish for a better manual and more clear game objective. It is kind of old, but its take on health management is brilliant.

This game is incredible! Highly recommend both campus and museum to everyone who played this, as they are both, somehow, a significant step up from this amazing, already 5-star game.

7/10

A quasi remake of Theme Hospital. Really good and fun, brings the original game up to modern standards, but barely adds anything new. I like the concept that you cannot do hospitals to 3 out of 3 stars for the first run, you gotta go do some other hospitals first, then go back with the new, unlocked features (and continue with your old hospital where you left it). One thing I didn't like is that you need a LOT of GPs office, and that the last(?) hospital of the base game feels impossible to complete. Also, why is that 80% of the achievements are tied to DLCs? it's just dumb.

Great game i preffered it to campus but still no Two Point Hotel :(

A perfect representation of the average American healthcare experience. People standing around waiting in a queue forever? Yes sir! People dying in the middle of the halls because they've been waiting for 256 days for a GP appointment? You know it! Underpaid and overworked hospital staff? Of course! If you've ever been to an ER in the US you know this experience.

This most unrealistic part about this game is that people actually get diagnosed correctly and not just told "you need to lose weight" or "it's anxiety" or "your faking it."

Its good fun and very satysfying, with lots of funny jokes 10/10!

I love this game it is well rounded, funny and easy to learn.

Can easily spend hour sessions each time in the gameplay

You can adjust alot of variables and finetune things, but for what? This game is way too easy! Theres no point in educating personal, hell you can even raise prices to maximum without a real downside. Every level is the same: you spam your rooms with basic equiment, hire personal everytime it sais you need one, and then what. Success. I want a real challenge, this is totally boring. I refuse to buy two point museum or campus due to this. And then theres SONIC furniture all over the place, like what the hell? PLUS an ingame currency to unlock MORE SONIC furniture?? Sega what the f

This is such a fun simulation game. I enjoy the graphic animation style and love building and exploring the best ways to meet patient needs.

Love this game and had no idea I would. I mean, I like management/sim/building type games, but the mechanics and the humor speckled in, have me looking forward to my playtime in this game. I've barely scratched the surface of what the game offers, as well.
Construction mode is done well for this genre. I like being able to pick up entire rooms and move them as a whole (and/or rotate them), rather than having to demolish and reconstruct things if I realize my placement sucks or I buy an additional building and want to rearrange everything. They also introduce you to things slowly as you progress in the game, since there are quite a few concepts to understand, like training and research, those aren't available right away.
Overall, this is a very fun game with great replayability.

Anyone who played Theme Hospital back in the day and anyone who enjoys management games in general will have fun with Two Point Hospital. The game remains entertaining over long periods, even though it can get a bit repetitive. Still, it has that certain addictive quality—"Just one more room, and then I'll stop..."

Achievements

Required time: 100-125 hours
Difficulty (in my opinion): 4 out of 10
DLCs required for 100%?: Yes, 7 (Speedy Recovery, A Stitch in Time, Culture Shock, Off the Grid, Close Encounters, Pebberly Island, Bigfoot)

The achievements are pretty straightforward. You basically need to earn three stars in all levels and complete a few additional tasks. However, it's not as difficult as it might seem. Once you figure out the right strategy, you can apply it to almost every level. This makes the game somewhat repetitive, but the addictive factor still remains! 😊

What’s a bit annoying are the multiplayer achievements. You need to complete research projects together with other players, which requires up to five people per project. However, there’s a dedicated Steam group where you can easily find like-minded players to team up with.

Just stupid amounts of fun. On the nose humor. Nothing too stressful, just fun.
Crappy DLC types for games like this but always buy that stuff on sale since its never very good or worth the price.
Overall super enjoyable game that I am glad I came back to finish.

Absolutely loving this game. Reminds me of my childhood - playing Theme Hospital. Love it, hours of fun.

Felt in love with this franchise since i played on Playstation 1.
I played a lot game like Theme Hospital and was always funny

Prety nice game it is fun but i recomend wait for a discount beacuse its not worth this much.

Very fun resource management and simulation game. The art is a cartoonish and vibrant but may feel somewhat limited without any DLC. While the core gameplay stays the same every level, each has their own differences in objectives and challenges. It constantly feels like your hospitals are growing which makes it a game that is hard to put down. I wish that different rooms/treatments could not only be scheduled for employees, which is already available, but also prioritized so that your employees will only do certain jobs if needed and will stop once another can take over. Overall, an excellent game if you enjoy Prison Architect or Tropico.

Two Point Hospital is a great business simulation game of 2018, it's simple goal of curing patients of fictitious, comical ailments... and often unpleasant, the emphasis on humour to lighten the mood. It took flaws and premise of Bullfrog's Theme Hospital which is a spiritual sequel from 1997, The also plans to expand the range of Theme series but never happened and studio went defunct. Until Two Point Studio comes in and picks up when Bullfrog series left off, Developed a graphics style that would remain "future-proof" graphics rendering technology giving us claymation-like effects straight out from a Aardman movie.

Well the amenities didn't give Mrs Tweedy diagnosing note after kidnapping chickens and every barn had like no chickens rule from 25 years ago.

pretty good sim game (especially being 7+ years old)
sometimes graphics can be a little weird
management is good, simple to grasp but you can go pretty in-depth
a lot of decoration and customization ability

good game 8.5/10

This is part one of my favourite game series. I've played all the DLCs and all the other games in the series. 10/10

Causal player. Good for relaxing and I enjoy decorating rooms quick a bit.

This Game Fun To Play,Bring back of my Old memories playing Theme Hospital

I like this game. Before Two Point Campus was a thing I played this a lot. Nice music, grafics and the "normal" mode is getting slightly harder each time. I prefer the sandbox mode. Its nice to do the own thing.

Growing up, I loved "Theme Hospital", and this game feels like the same to me. It's not everyone's kind of game, but I love it. It's a pretty easy (at first anyway) hospital simulator game. Worth noting it's better to buy it when all the DLC goes on sale.