Two Point Studios and SEGA have announced that the Medical School (DLC) doors will soon open on Two Point Campus. Eager students can enroll in the new school (DLC) for a lucrative career as a doctor, nurse, psychiatrist, or other medical-related position. The DLC will be coming to PlayStation, Xbox, and PC on August 17, 2023.
Developers are keen to share all of the goodness coming to one of the most entertaining sims on the market today. To do so, the team assembled an all-new trailer showcasing features, locations, and much more.
Each day, dozens of Two Point citizens trust the County’s medical campuses for their healthcare. Citing fantastic reasons such as “medical emergency”, “impending death” and “low, low prices”. You’ve been enlisted to help the sick people of Two Point County, who will be (literally) putting their lives in your uneducated hands. You may be worried, but your patients won’t be; as long as you’re wearing a white coat they’ll never suspect a thing!
And, of course, everyone knows that laughter is the best medicine and it appears that this DLC will accomplish that in spades.
But that’s not all coming in the DLC. Let’s take a look at other new features.
Medical School DLC features
- New campus location: Lake Tumble, a remote location with healthcare provided by “a single, wandering paramedic.” His job is to search out and treat “solitary sickos.”
- New campus location: Molten Rock, a location with a HUGE volcano on it that is sure to provide plenty of opportunities to treat burns and more.
- New campus location: Pointy Peak, a beautiful, if dangerous place with zero medical facilities. The Wandering Paramedic mentioned above has the fastest response time to a medical emergency, arriving in “only” 3.5 days
- New courses: Medical School, Nursing
- Treatment Rooms: Head Clinic, Psychiatry, Surgery, Injection Room, Thumping Therapy, Ward
- Patient Emergencies
- Fire Resistance
- Ghost Capture
- Two new student archetypes
- New items
Check out the full update preview on the Two Point Campus Steam page.
