If you have ever played “Two Point Hospital” on Switch, then you probably know something that has frustrated many players for many years. DLC for PC players has been released one after another, but there has always been a large shortage of console players, and now this historical problem is finally going to be solved!
SEGA and Two Point Studios officially announced the launch of “Two Point Hospital: Full Health Collection” and confirmed that it will be available on Nintendo Switch 2, PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. The most important thing is that this time it will directly include all DLC and free updates of the game since its launch.
The problem that players have been complaining about for many years is finally solved
The official even joked directly in the announcement: “The console version has been lacking DLC for many years, and we finally found a cure.” This sentence is actually a response to players’ long-standing complaints. After all, “Two Point Hospital” has launched a large number of expansion content since its launch in 2018, including DLC such as Big Foot, Pebberley Island, Close Encounters, Off The Grid, Culture Shock, A Stitch In Time, and Speedy Recovery. In the past, many contents were not fully released on the console platform, which also made many players regretful. Now the official package is simply packaged and delivered.
This time it’s really called the full version!
According to official information, the Full Health Collection not only includes the main game, but also includes expansion content, special prop packs and various free updates launched over the years. Players will be able to experience various bizarre scenes such as alien hospitals, time travel hospitals, and environmentally friendly themed hospitals. The content content far exceeds that of the first version! For players who have never been exposed to “Two Point Hospital”, this can almost be regarded as the most complete version to get into the game, and for old players, they finally don’t have to drool over the contents of the PC version.
Switch 2 has another “replacement version”
Interestingly, such “ultimate edition” works have appeared more and more frequently on Switch 2 recently. Many old-generation games have taken advantage of the launch of new consoles to re-integrate DLC, improve resolution and performance, and then put them on the shelves again. “Two Point Hospital” has obviously joined this trend. Although the official release date and price have not yet been announced, judging from the announcement, the biggest selling point this time is not actually the image quality upgrade. But that sentence: “All DLC is in it!”