Here is how you can develop romances in Two Point Campus.
In Two Point Campus, Students can develop Romances with each other. Isn’t this feature just lovely? Not sorry for the bad pun. And no this isn’t an unnecessary gimmick. Being in love can actually affect how students perform in class. In fact, there are a total of four stages of love that the students can go through. So in this guide let us check how to start romances in Two Point Campus to build romantic relationships.
To develop romances in this game you need to place Romance items placed around the campus. But just having them places isn’t enough, the students also need to have Good Friendship with each other. Once they are good friends they can start asking you to buy such items.
The main item that you can place around the Campus is a Love Bench.
If there isn’t any romance item placed around a student might request you to place one. And if there is then they can directly use it. You can also place around other items to build and improve romance between two students. The other love items that you will need, to help them further are:
These items will allow you to let the students reach the different stages of their relationships, which are:
You should start relationships and place more love items in this game for two important reasons. The first is it increases the Attractiveness of your campus. And the second reason is that the students in relationships are happier than the ones that aren’t in one. The happier they are the better they can perform in their classes.
Although you must remember this is a double-edged sword. When students break up they will not be as happy and can have an ill effect on their studies. And finally, romances aren’t just restricted to students. Staff members can also develop them.
That covers this guide on how to start romances in Two Point Campus and get students in romantic relationships. Since you like playing this game check out our other guides on how to increase room prestige, unlock sandbox mode, train staff, and increase student grades.