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* CountrySwitch: The game is officially localized for nine languages and actually detects the locale of your PC and choose the language accordingly. However, even if you use the English locale, there are actually subtle differences between the North American English locale and UK/International English locale- one of the differences being in the North American English locale, the announcer would sometimes announce that a blue car is being taken for ''crushing'', while in the UK/International English locale, the announcer would sometimes announce that the blue car is taken for ''cubing'' instead.
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A sequel, ''Two Point Campus'', was announced during the beginning of the 2021 Summer Games Fest for release sometime in 2022.
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A sequel, ''Two Point Campus'', ''VideoGame/TwoPointCampus'', was announced during the beginning of the 2021 Summer Games Fest for release sometime in 2022.
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* ''Sonic the Hedgehog Items Pack'' (July 30, 2021)
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* ''Sonic the Hedgehog Costume Pack'' (July 30, 2021)
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** For the 30th anniversary of the ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'' series in 2021, the game added costumes of Sonic, Tails, Knuckles, and Amy as well as Sonic the Hedgehog decorations.
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A sequel, ''Two Point Campus'', was accidentally revealed by a Microsoft leak, likely to be released late in 2021.
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A sequel, ''Two Point Campus'', was accidentally revealed by a Microsoft leak, likely to be released late announced during the beginning of the 2021 Summer Games Fest for release sometime in 2021.
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** Topless Mountain in the "Pebberley Island" DLC and Camouflage Falls in the "Close Encounters" DLC has patients arrive in waves instead of continuously, with each wave bigger than the last. This places a greater emphasis on staff and queue management, as you'll need to clear the wave as quickly as possible to avoid operating at a loss for too long.
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** Topless Mountain in the "Pebberley Island" DLC and DLC, Camouflage Falls in the "Close Encounters" DLC has and Mudbury Festival in the "Culture Shock" DLC all have patients arrive in waves instead of continuously, normally with each wave bigger than the last.last (though occasionally you'll get a smaller wave of patients who all have just one or two ailments, instead of a broad mix, requiring you to scramble and build more treatment rooms for just those illnesses). This places a greater emphasis on staff and queue management, as you'll need to clear the wave as quickly as possible to avoid operating at a loss for too long.
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*** "[[TabletopGame/{{Monopoly}} Monopolies]]", a disease where patients arrive dressed like Uncle Pennybags, and with a compulsion to "spend all their money on racecars, top hats and thimbles".
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*** "Shifting Perspective", introduced in the Culture Shock DLC, is an illness where the patient is unable to tell if objects are "small or far away", in reference to the famous [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMiKyfd6hA0 cows scene]] in ''Series/FatherTed''. The FlavorText even says it's caused by "Sundays on the island", in reference to the show's setting of Craggy Island.
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** The Two Point Foundation is certainly quirky and some of your treatments overcharge the patients for simple cures (i.e. pulling a pot off a person's head for thousands of dollars), but in comparison to your rivals, you're downright professional.
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* OnlySaneMan: NintendoHard: Some of the levels require ungodly micromanagement skills in order to proceed. This is especially pronounced in the second and third Culture Shock hospitals where the payout is really low. Building one room a wave too early? It will come back and bite you in the next wave.
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** And then the Sega 60th items pack adds a ton of Sega arcade machines, including a statue of the one-eyed mammoth from VideoGame/SpaceHarrier, an VideoGame/OutRun machine, a Sega VideoGame/{{Periscope}} machine, and even a Sega Dream Catcher crane machine.
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** And then the Sega 60th items pack adds a ton of Sega arcade machines, including a statue of the one-eyed mammoth from VideoGame/SpaceHarrier, an VideoGame/OutRun machine, a Sega VideoGame/{{Periscope}} Periscope machine, and even a Sega Dream Catcher crane machine.
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* ParodyCommercial: Two Point Radio plays them every now and then between songs. Keeping to the consistency of the game, there are ads for Burp Soda, Palpitation, Cheezy Gubbins, Briney Brittle, [=ProbabiliTEA=] and more, which are sold by vending machines in your hospital. There are also ads for your rivals' hospitals as well as the banks, and if you had bought the Close Encounters DLC, ads for a new housing estate in Goldpan. Also, the game's opening cutscene is a commercial for ''your'' hospital.
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* ParodyCommercial: Two Point Radio plays them every now and then between songs. Keeping to the consistency of the game, there are ads for Burp Soda, Palpitation, Cheezy Gubbins, Briney Brittle, [=ProbabiliTEA=] and more, which are sold by vending machines in your hospital. There are also ads for your rivals' hospitals as well as the banks, and if you had bought the Close Encounters corresponding DLC, ads for something related to the DLC (ie Underlook Hotel, a new housing estate in Goldpan.at Goldpan, etc). Also, the game's opening cutscene is a commercial for ''your'' hospital.
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* ParodyCommercial: Two Point Radio plays them every now and then between songs. Keeping to the consistency of the game, there are ads for Burp Soda, Palpitation, Cheezy Gubbins, Briney Brittle, [=ProbabiliTEA=] and more, which are sold by vending machines in your hospital. There are also ads for your rivals' hospitals. Also, the game's opening cutscene is a commercial for ''your'' hospital.
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* ParodyCommercial: Two Point Radio plays them every now and then between songs. Keeping to the consistency of the game, there are ads for Burp Soda, Palpitation, Cheezy Gubbins, Briney Brittle, [=ProbabiliTEA=] and more, which are sold by vending machines in your hospital. There are also ads for your rivals' hospitals.hospitals as well as the banks, and if you had bought the Close Encounters DLC, ads for a new housing estate in Goldpan. Also, the game's opening cutscene is a commercial for ''your'' hospital.
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* ParodyCommercial: Two Point Radio plays them every now and then between songs. Keeping to the consistency of the game, there are ads for Burp Soda, Palpitation, Cheezy Gubbins and Briney Brittle, which are sold by vending machines in your hospital. There are also ads for your rivals' hospitals. Also, the game's opening cutscene is a commercial for ''your'' hospital.
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* ParodyCommercial: Two Point Radio plays them every now and then between songs. Keeping to the consistency of the game, there are ads for Burp Soda, Palpitation, Cheezy Gubbins and Gubbins, Briney Brittle, [=ProbabiliTEA=] and more, which are sold by vending machines in your hospital. There are also ads for your rivals' hospitals. Also, the game's opening cutscene is a commercial for ''your'' hospital.
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'''^''' Denotes [=DLCs=] shipped free with the console ports
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'''^''' Denotes [=DLCs=] shipped free with the console portsports\\
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[[caption-width-right:350: Open for new staff, new patients, and a new you.]]
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[[caption-width-right:350: Open for new staff, new patients, and a new you.]][[Music/TheStupendium Two Point Hospital's the only place to be!]] [[note]]Though we're required to say there's other options, legally...[[/note]]]]
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* ''Close Encounters'' (August 29th, 2019)
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*** "Reptile Dysfunction" causes sufferers to think they're dragons, complete with costumes, and one symptom is [[WesternAnimation/{{Shrek}} "a newfound romantic interest in donkeys"]].
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** And then the Sega 50 items pack adds a ton of Sega arcade machines, including a statue of the one-eyed mammoth from VideoGame/SpaceHarrier, an VideoGame/OutRun machine, a Sega VideoGame/{{Periscope}} machine, and even a Sega Dream Catcher crane machine.
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** And then the Sega 50 items pack adds a ton of Sega arcade machines, including a statue of the one-eyed mammoth from VideoGame/SpaceHarrier, an VideoGame/OutRun machine, a Sega VideoGame/{{Periscope}} machine, and even a Sega UFO Catcher crane machine.
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** And then the Sega 50 items pack adds a ton of Sega arcade machines, including a statue of the one-eyed mammoth from VideoGame/SpaceHarrier, an VideoGame/OutRun machine, a Sega VideoGame/{{Periscope}} machine, and even a Sega UFO Dream Catcher crane machine.
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** Another arcade machine, this time featuring the game ''VideoGame/DungeonOfTheEndless'', was added into the game shortly after.
** And then the Sega 50 items pack adds a ton of Sega arcade machines, including a statue of the one-eyed mammoth from VideoGame/SpaceHarrier, a VideoGame/OutRun machine, a Sega VideoGame/{{Periscope}} machine, and even a Sega UFO Catcher crane machine.
** And then the Sega 50 items pack adds a ton of Sega arcade machines, including a statue of the one-eyed mammoth from VideoGame/SpaceHarrier, a VideoGame/OutRun machine, a Sega VideoGame/{{Periscope}} machine, and even a Sega UFO Catcher crane machine.
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** And then the Sega 50 items pack adds a ton of Sega arcade machines, including a statue of the one-eyed mammoth from VideoGame/SpaceHarrier, a VideoGame/OutRun machine, a Sega VideoGame/{{Periscope}} machine, and even a Sega UFO Catcher crane machine.
** And then the Sega 50 items pack adds a ton of Sega arcade machines, including a statue of the one-eyed mammoth from VideoGame/SpaceHarrier, a VideoGame/OutRun machine, a Sega VideoGame/{{Periscope}} machine, and even a Sega UFO Catcher crane machine.
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** Ricky Hawthorn is significantly more sensible and professional than his coworkers, ConspiracyTheorist Harrison Wolff and incredibly pretentious ClassicallyTrainedExtra Sir Nigel Bickleworth.
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** Ricky Hawthorn is significantly more sensible and professional than his coworkers, ConspiracyTheorist and EruditeStoner Harrison Wolff and incredibly pretentious ClassicallyTrainedExtra Sir Nigel Bickleworth.
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''Two Point Hospital'' was released on the 30th of August 2018 for PC on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}. A free DLC, ''The Golden Toilet'', was made available on launch day, all you need to do to get it was to sign up for the Two Point Studios newsletter. The first proper DLC, ''Bigfoot'', was launched on December 5th, 2018, and introduced three more hospitals and 34 new illnesses, as well as a plethora of deco items. Workshop support was introduced on February 7th, 2019. A second paid DLC, ''Pebberley Island'', launched on March 18th, adding three more hospitals. The alien-themed ''Close Encounters'' DLC was released on August 29th, 2019 along with the first paid-for stuff pack- the ''Retro Items Pack'', and the eco-themed ''Off the Grid'' DLC was released on March 25th, 2020. The game was released on consoles with the first two level DLC packs on February, 2020. The game has also seen a few optional stuff items and costume pack appeared for it in the meantime. The fifth themed DLC, ''Culture Shock'', was released on October 20th, 2020, along with the first costume packs- the paid ''Fancy dress pack'' and a sampler ''Zombie costume pack'' that is free to download.
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''Two Point Hospital'' was released on the 30th of August 2018 for PC on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}. A free DLC, ''The Golden Toilet'', was made available on launch day, all you need to do to get it was to sign up for the Two Point Studios newsletter. The first proper DLC, ''Bigfoot'', was launched on December 5th, 2018, and introduced three more hospitals and 34 new illnesses, as well as a plethora of deco items. Workshop support was introduced on February 7th, 2019. A second paid DLC, ''Pebberley Island'', launched on March 18th, adding three more hospitals. The alien-themed ''Close Encounters'' DLC was released on August 29th, 2019 along with the first paid-for stuff pack- the ''Retro Items Pack'', and the eco-themed ''Off the Grid'' DLC was released on March 25th, 2020. The game was released on consoles with the first two level DLC packs on February, 2020. The game has also seen a few optional stuff items and costume pack appeared for it in the meantime. The fifth themed DLC, ''Culture Shock'', was released on October 20th, 2020, along with the first costume packs- the paid ''Fancy dress pack'' and a sampler ''Zombie costume pack'' that is free to download. \n The sixth DLC themed around time travel, ''A Stitch in Time'' was released on February 23rd, 2021.
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*** "Space Caged" is an illness caused by watching too much sci-fi, and sufferers dress up [[Series/DoctorWho wearing an overturned garbage can with a plunger sticking out of it]].
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* NakedPeopleAreFunny: One of the illnesses is "[[Literature/TheEmperorsNewClothes Emperor Complex]]", where patients stroll around stark naked believing themselves to be clothed. The also have a tendency to do, as the game's art director put it, "everything you wouldn’t want a naked person to do in front of you" - stretching, bending over and so on. Once cured of this delusion, they leave pretty quickly!
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* NakedPeopleAreFunny: One of the illnesses is "[[Literature/TheEmperorsNewClothes Emperor Complex]]", where patients stroll around stark naked believing themselves to be clothed. The They also have a tendency to do, as the game's art director put it, "everything you wouldn’t want a naked person to do in front of you" - stretching, bending over and so on. Once cured of this delusion, they leave pretty quickly!
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''Two Point Hospital'' was released on the 30th of August 2018 for PC on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}. A free DLC, ''The Golden Toilet'', was made available on launch day, all you need to do to get it was to sign up for the Two Point Studios newsletter. The first proper DLC, ''Bigfoot'', was launched on December 5th, 2018, and introduced three more hospitals and 34 new illnesses, as well as a plethora of deco items. Workshop support was introduced on February 7th, 2019. A second paid DLC, ''Pebberley Island'', launched on March 18th, adding three more hospitals. The alien-themed ''Close Encounters'' DLC was released on August 29th, 2019 and the eco-themed ''Off the Grid'' DLC was released on March 25th, 2020. The fifth themed DLC, ''Culture Shock'', was released on October 20th, 2020. The game was released on consoles with the first two level DLC packs on February, 2020. Meanwhile, the game has seen a few optional stuff items and costume pack appeared for it in the meantime.
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''Two Point Hospital'' was released on the 30th of August 2018 for PC on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}. A free DLC, ''The Golden Toilet'', was made available on launch day, all you need to do to get it was to sign up for the Two Point Studios newsletter. The first proper DLC, ''Bigfoot'', was launched on December 5th, 2018, and introduced three more hospitals and 34 new illnesses, as well as a plethora of deco items. Workshop support was introduced on February 7th, 2019. A second paid DLC, ''Pebberley Island'', launched on March 18th, adding three more hospitals. The alien-themed ''Close Encounters'' DLC was released on August 29th, 2019 along with the first paid-for stuff pack- the ''Retro Items Pack'', and the eco-themed ''Off the Grid'' DLC was released on March 25th, 2020. The fifth themed DLC, ''Culture Shock'', was released on October 20th, 2020. The game was released on consoles with the first two level DLC packs on February, 2020. Meanwhile, the The game has also seen a few optional stuff items and costume pack appeared for it in the meantime.
meantime. The fifth themed DLC, ''Culture Shock'', was released on October 20th, 2020, along with the first costume packs- the paid ''Fancy dress pack'' and a sampler ''Zombie costume pack'' that is free to download.
