Review: Two Point Campus: School Spirits
Two Point Studios has figured out something my parents never could: the best way to get me back in school is with ghostbusting.
Two Point Campus has only been out since August 2022, and we’re already on the second pack of DLC. I say that like it’s unusual, but I feel as though many of the larger studios would have already pushed out several downloadable items and announced that they’re working on a sequel by now. We previously got Space Academy, which took higher education to the Final Frontier, but this time we’ll be taking a trip into the great beyond.
The School Spirits expansion is the sum of my previous two paragraphs: it is new DLC that is all about ghostbusting. This is called narrative flow, and I hope you’re taking notes because it will be on the test.
Two Point Campus: School Spirits (PC [Reviewed], PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch)Developer: Two Point StudiosPublisher: SegaReleased: March 15, 2023MSRP: $5.99
Two Point Campus: School Spirits includes one campus, two courses, and a new challenge mode. That’s considerably less than what was included in Space Academy in terms of content, but the price is also lower to reflect this. On the other hand, however, the new campus plays so much differently than anything else in the game, that it’s almost the better overall experience.
The two courses provided are paranormal detection and the titular school spirits. The former is the aforementioned course on ghosts and ghost busting, while the latter involves teaching dead people how to be dead. Putting ghost students alongside ghost-busting students may seem like a recipe for a roiling pot of disaster, but you’d be wrong. There’s another type of ghost that is bad. I guess maybe those are the ones that didn’t go to
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