Two Point Hospital, the return of the Theme Hospital, with new graphics without losing the essence
Two Point Hostpital, the return of the mythical theme Hospital game, which has been developed by Two Point Studios, which seeks to update the game to the new times, without losing the essence and will come to Steam.
Retro is making a comeback and not only at the console level, but also to video games and the greatest exponent of retro gaming, is Theme Hospital, the game developed by Bullfrog, which triumph and which many long for. The game will now have a second part or a revision of it. Sega has proposed the development of a new installment of the game, in this case developed by Two Point Studios, which has part of the original team from the now-defunct Bullfrog studio. This second installment has been baptized as Two Point Hospital, a revision of the classic, more modern.
The game will arrive with completely renewed graphics, since the original game dates from 1997 and the graphic aspect has changed in these years, a bit. New diseases have been implemented, new challenges to improve the different hospital areas, but following the original spirit of the game. The developers have said that: 'we don't like to see it as a mere spiritual successor to Theme Hospital, but as a game with its own spirit, which is both something new and different. There are similarities due to the theme of being a hospital simulator, but it is a completely new game. It's not about putting a new skin on something that was already done '
One of the fundamental parts of the game is humor, something that they have not wanted to eliminate and that is part of the theme of the game. They have also promised that it will not be a closed game, which after being released, will be made available to users to develop mods. In this way, it is sought to expand the experience in the game, there will also be an online mode and there will also be competitive challenges, against other players. It will hit the market at the end of the year and will come to Steam.

