Haunting themes aside, The Medium impressed me in terms of graphical fidelity.

But I did, and now I’m here, to talk to you all about one of the first console exclusives for the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S. If you had warned me what kind of themes it would be exploring, I’m not so sure I’d want to play it. I’ve played quite a few messed up games in my time, but none have come as close as The Medium. The Medium weaves its engaging mystery with satisfying problem solving elements by putting you in the shoes of someone battling the world's traumas, but be warned, it really isn’t for everybody. Two Point Campus, while teaching your students in a variety of fun courses like robotics, dark arts, and knight school, will also teach you a fantastic lesson in how to get the best out of management sims. There’s a lot of decisions to be made as you construct your campus and there’s an incredibly fine line between making money fast or spending with a longer term goal in mind. Two Point Campus will consistently put you at a crossroads of your own moral compass and how you choose to follow it is up to you.

Or, maybe even just bung a fridge in their student lounge. Say, deciding your students can make do with a few haphazardly placed vending machines as opposed to a luxurious, assistant-run food kiosk full of culinary delights. You’re the decision maker of your campuses’ desires and sometimes you might decide to skimp a bit for your own monetary gain. What it also teaches you is a very hard lesson in managing your finances while forcing you to constantly question your own morals. Two Point Campus is a management sim that tasks you with creating idyllic and well-functioning university buildings, thriving under the pressures of educational achievement and, hopefully, making a beautiful home for students and staff alike.

Free single player games on xbox 360