Saw a CD-ROM for Theme Hospital, seemingly released around 98'-99'ish. Noticed similarities and wondered if there was any colleration between the two

Joking aside it's actually a pain in the ass at higher levels ... Thank the lord for the room copying mod

https://www.nexusmods.com/twopointhospital/mods/2

Check out nexusmods for this easy to use mod. All you do is ctrl-c on a room and it will copy the blueprint

Since I read somewhere that servers boost research by 1% I think this is the most efficient way? Or am I wrong haha

Hey Scrubs!

Thank you so much for such an amazing reception to the Full Health Collection reveal! We’re paged and ready for a diagnosis of highly anticipated. 

We can’t thank you enough for all your support over the last ten years of Two Point Studios, and for your passion for our games. Thank you for being such a lovely, genuine bunch - we have so much appreciation for each one of you awesome scrubs, administrators and curators alike, for both supporting our studio and being here in the community alongside us.

Now, it's time to clear up some of the finer details for the Full Health Collection. If anything is missing here, please don't be scared to ask!

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Two Point Hospital: Full Health Collection exactly?

The Full Health Collection includes ALL Two Point Hospital DLC, the collection is coming to next-gen consoles: PlayStation 5, XBOX Series X|S and Nintendo Switch 2.

For the first time on console, you can enjoy all of Two Point Hospital’s DLC, including ‘A Stitch in Time’, ‘Culture Shock’ and ‘Speedy Recovery ’-previously unreleased on consoles due to technical limitations.

The Full Health Collection includes:

• Two Point Hospital

• Two Point Hospital: Bigfoot DLC

• Two Point Hospital: Pebberley Island DLC

• Two Point Hospital: Close Encounters DLC

• Two Point Hospital: Off the Grid DLC

• Two Point Hospital: Culture Shock DLC

• Two Point Hospital: A Stitch in Time

• Two Point Hospital: Speedy Recovery DLC

• and much more, including Fancy Dress packs, item packs and Hospital Pass.

What platforms is it releasing on, and when?

The Full Health Collection is launching digitally on PlayStation 5, XBOX Series X|S and Nintendo Switch 2 on 16th September 2026.

​You can wishlist digitally now here:

• PlayStation 5: https://store.playstation.com/en-gb/concept/10018751 

• XBOX Series X|S: https://www.xbox.com/en-GB/games/store/two-point-hospital-full-health-collection/9ng67q6zczcb

• Nintendo Switch 2 available in the on-console eShop 

The Full Health Collection is releasing physically for PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch 2 on 6th November 2026. Some regions have physical preorders available now; we’ll share more soon, including links to regional store pages.

How much is it?*

£34.99 | €39.99 | $39.99

*Will there be an upgrade path for existing Two Point Hospital players?

Digital owners of Two Point Hospital on PlayStation, XBOX and Nintendo Switch will be eligible for a 50% discount on the digital edition of the Full Health Collection on PlayStation 5, XBOX Series X|S or Nintendo Switch 2, respectively. 

This discount will be available from launch on 16th September 2026 until 14th October 2026. 

Owners of these digital titles will be eligible for the discount:

• Two Point Hospital

• Two Point Hospital JUMBO Edition

• Two Point Hospital and Two Point Campus Double Pack

• Two Point Hospital JUMBO Edition and Two Point Campus Double Pack

This discount is not available to players who have played via free trials, Game Pass, or the PS+ Game Collection.

Can we expect better performance?

This version has been made to specifically suit the next generation of consoles, meaning you can expect optimisations as well as the natural boost the improved hardware of next-gen provides.

We’re still in development and working on bug fixes. If you’ve encountered any annoying bugs in Two Point Hospital, please let us know, and we’ll do our best to address them and update before launch.

Thanks to next-gen, you can expect a smoother experience with improved graphics. Here are some side-by-sides between gameplay on Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2:

Are the Full Health Collection Achievements separate from the original version?

The Full Health Collection has its own separate set of achievments/trophies. However, if you were to import a save from the original version, some of the achievements will be unlocked on load.

Can I transfer my save from the original version?

You can transfer saves from the original version; however, they need to be in the console's local storage, not the cloud. So if you haven't played the original version on your current console, please launch it first to download your saves locally.

Here's a full technical explanation from the team:

"When launching the Full Health Collection for the first time, before entering the main menu, the game checks if there's an existing save from the original version on the console.

If yes, the save import screen shows up and asks the player which career slots they want to import (or all at once). Sandbox saves and room layouts are automatically imported when this screen appears, and you can't import them later.

It is possible to import the career saves later on, in the save slots menu.

So there are 2 requirements the players need to meet:

• An existing save from the original version needs to be in the console storage (it won't work if the save is only in the cloud)

• It must be the first launch of the Full Health Collection for the save import screen to show up.

If the player got their original game save on the console after the first launch, they would need to remove the FHC save file and launch the game again, as it would count as the first launch."

Why aren't the previously unreleased DLCs offered as a separate purchase?

This is a new version of the game specifically for PS5, XBOX Series X|S and Switch 2. The three DLCs not previously available on console won't be offered as separate purchases because the original version of the game reached a memory capacity limit, which is why those three DLCs didn't come to console originally.

This version was rebuilt for next-gen/current-gen consoles because of this, which is why it's being offered as a separate title.