Two Point Hospital is a PC simulation game where you build and manage a hospital, treating patients with silly diseases (like ‘Lightheadedness’—patients have lightbulbs on their heads) and hiring staff (doctors, nurses, janitors) to keep operations running. For PC players who’ve cured hundreds of patients, what’s the most fun part of the game—Was it diagnosing and treating absurd diseases (e.g., using a ‘Clown Cure’ for ‘Clown College Syndrome’), designing hospitals with quirky rooms (like a ‘DNA Lab’ or ‘Psychiatric Couch’), or training staff to become experts in specific fields? How did you handle hospital chaos—Did you prioritize building more treatment rooms to reduce patient wait times, or hire more janitors to keep the hospital clean and prevent disease outbreaks? Additionally, Two Point Hospital has DLCs that add new locations (like a tropical island or a winter resort) and diseases—Which DLC was your favorite, and did it bring enough new challenges (e.g., treating ‘Snowball Fever’ in the winter) to keep the game fresh? Finally, the game has a lighthearted, cartoonish art style—Did this tone make managing a hospital feel less stressful than more realistic sims (like Theme Hospital), or did you wish it took the medical aspects more seriously? How does it compare to the classic Theme Hospital?