The next title in Two Point Studios’ line of charming and engaging sim management games has been unveiled, and after tackling hospitals and universities the studio has now set its sights on something far less stressful for its visitors – the museum.
Two Point Museum will, as its name implies, allow players to curate and design their very own museums in the whimsical Two Point fashion, and promises to offer enhanced management and creative freedom far beyond what we’ve seen from the last two games so that players can really make these spaces their own. You’ll also need to actually obtain your many exhibits, sending trained experts off on expeditions to unearth ancient artifacts (hopefully with permission from their rightful caretakers).
There’s no release date yet, but Two Point Museum will be launching on PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC. You can check out an announcement trailer along with some screenshots below:
From the official description:
Coordinate Experts on expeditions to uncover exciting artefacts from far-flung locations. Strategically decorate and plan your exhibits to engage and immerse guests. Ensure your staff are happy and trained, achieve objectives to unlock new expedition locations, secure donations, and try your best to keep children away from the dinosaur bones…
EXPLORE
Send your team of partially trained Experts on Expeditions in search of rare and mostly well-preserved artefacts.
DESIGN
Splash paint and lay carpet as you lovingly arrange each pre-historic fern, potentially melting iceman, and dinosaur remains wherever you see fit.
MANAGE
Guests know best! The different types of guests who will frequent your museum may have different interests, but they do have some things in common… they expect the place to be kept clean, have plenty of refreshments, ample toilets, and a gift shop filled with goodies.
I gave the last title, Two Point Campus, a healthy 8/10 in my review back in 2022, saying, “Two Point Campus is another excellent entry from Two Point Studios that showcases not only more of the team’s penchant for humorous and accessible management sim gameplay but genuine love for the genre. With a new spin that makes for a distinctly new-feeling gameplay loop and moment-to-moment decision making there’s something here for both hardcore sim fans and casual onlookers. Some missed opportunities and controller-specific issues aside, there’s never been a better time to create a ton of student debt.”
