Two Point Campus: Enrolment Edition – Nintendo Switch (2022)
Two Point Campus: Enrolment Edition is a lighthearted university management simulation developed by Two Point Studios and published by Sega. Rather than featuring a traditional linear narrative, the game follows a light satirical campaign where players step into the role of a campus director, tasked by eccentric county overseers with turning around a series of bizarre higher-education institutions across Two Point County. The core gameplay expands on its predecessor, Two Point Hospital, by shifting focus from brief patient turnover to long-term student development; over multi-year academic terms, you build facilities, manage finances, and oversee absurd degree programs—such as Wizardry, Knight School, and Spy School—while keeping students happy through extracurricular clubs, romantic relationships, and campus events.
The game received broadly positive reviews for its charm, humour, and enhanced creative freedom, with the physical Enrolment Edition including bonus collectibles like a fold-out campus map, a university prospectus, and exclusive DLC items. However, critics noted that the Nintendo Switch version suffered from performance compromises, long load times, and occasional frame rate drops or crashes during larger, more crowded campus scenarios.
| Game | Box | Manual | Insert | Number | Price |
| #2339 | £4.80 | ||||
| COMPLETE – Inc fold-out campus map and university prospectus | |||||
Tricky Towers: Collectors Edition – Nintendo Switch (2018)
Tricky Towers on the Nintendo Switch is a fast-paced, physics-based puzzle party game that presents a lighthearted, competitive twist on classic block-stacking mechanics. Rather than featuring a deep or driven plot, the game’s narrative framework centres on cute wizards engaging in playful magical duels to construct the most stable, impressive towers. Gameplay revolves around manipulating classic falling polyomino shapes, but unlike traditional grid-based stackers, it incorporates realistic gravity and physics—meaning improperly placed blocks can cause your structure to sway or collapse entirely. Players navigate three core game modes—Race (building to a set height first), Survival (stacking a set number of blocks without dropping three off the edge), and Puzzle (fitting as many pieces as possible below a laser boundary line)—and can cast Light Magic to stabilize their own towers or Dark Magic to sabotage their opponents’ structures. Critics and players generally received the game with positive acclaim, particularly praising its charming art style, ingenious physics integration, and frantic local and online multiplayer modes, though some reviewers noted that its single-player single-trial content can feel repetitive over time.
| Game | Box | Manual | Number | Price |
| #2340 | £24.00 | |||
| COMPLETE | ||||






















