Curate wonderfully exhibits in Two Point Museum, ‘coming soon’ to PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC

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Two Point Studios and Sega have announced Two Point Museum, the next game in their irreverent management sim series. Two Point Museum is ‘coming soon’ for PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC.

The successor to Two Point Hospital and Two Point Campus, Two Point Museum will try to tickle your dinosaur’s funny bone while getting you to manage and curate spectacular exhibits that fill museum goers with a sense of entertainment and wonder.

You might wonder how Two Point Studios are going to make museums weird and humorous, considering the real world counterparts, but you can immediately see from the announcement trailer how they’re going to go about things. Dinosaur skeletons and recreations have been given quirky designs and humorous expressions, there’s truly gigantic foot prints, and even prehistoric computers made out of rock.

You’ll have to go out and hunt for those relics, sending archeologists and explorers to undiscovered areas to find unusual relics to match the styles and rarity types for your museum. A new ‘endless’ star scoring system will keep you trying to tweak the museum layout and improve on previous collections that you curated, and that star rating will also rely on keeping staff and guests happy – organise guided tours for the latter with guides feeding visitors information and generating buzz that can lead to donations.

You’ll have to keep a keen eye for naughty types, with vandals, thieves and mischievous children all potentially up to no good, and certain items (like frozen cavemen) will have to be kept in the right temperature.

Oh, and don’t forget the gift shop.

We look forward to seeing more of Two Point Museum, given our love of the first two Two Point games. We said in our Two Point Campus review, “If Two Point Hospital was a triumphant return of the Theme Hospital style management sim, then Two Point Campus is a true heir. It takes the same tongue-in-cheek tone and applies it to a new setting, it learns from the journey its predecessor went through, and it