Two Point County’s most daring adventurers have travelled to the far reaches of the known map and returned with unique artefacts to host in your museum, along with the coordinates of a new expedition location, home to an exclusive special exhibit and events!
The Explorer Edition brings a selection of decorative items to embellish your halls, walls and floors with bespoke designs and well travelled statues. As well as exclusive items to help your experts replenish faster to send out on more expeditions. See a full list of the contents:
5000 Kudosh!
Exclusive Map Location to explore for unique exhibit
Exclusive pop-up challenge museum
Prestige Package - start your museum with a rare, high buzz level item
Explorer staff outfit
Additional interactive display
Decorative arch way
2 decorative items
Explorer ticket desk theme
Explorer helicopter skin
3 unique statues
3 floor decorations, 3 wallpapers
3 bench styles
Staff Replenishment Trunk which provides additional bonuses after a perilous expedition!
About the Game
Two Point Museum Includes:
Design, manage and develop incredible museums
5 unique main museum locations to Two Point County:
- Prehistory - Memento Mile
- Aquarium - Passwater Cove
- Supernatural - Wailon Lodge
- Science - Bungle Wasteland
- Space - Pebberley Heights
3 Pop up museums with set tasks and challenges
Sandbox mode to build your very own MEGA MUSEUMS!
6 main exhibit types and 30+ sub categories of exhibits
You’ll adventure through 5 different expedition maps with 100+ unique points of interest
200+ unique exhibits to uncover and fill your sticker book
350+ decorative items to make your museum uniquely you
18 guest types to meet and cater for …. including those meddling kids
Unlock and manage all the museums in Two Point County!
As fledgling curators, you have the task of designing and refining your very own museums to create the ultimate guest experience. Coordinate Experts on far-flung expeditions to discover new Exhibits, generating Buzz to entice droves of knowledge-hungry guests who will expect top info-tainment if they’re to leave impressed. This is all while you keep your Exhibits safe, rooms clean, staff happy… and children off the dinosaur bones.
As Curator, the design and management of your expanding museum is in your hands! Send your team of partially trained Experts on Expeditions in search of rare and mostly well-preserved artefacts. When (and hopefully not if) your Experts return from their adventure, proudly display their fantastic finds in your museum.
You’ll unlock new locations as you decide where the next adventure takes you.
Your work doesn’t end there; Exhibit maintenance is crucial. While some Experts are gallivanting across Two Point County and beyond, you’re in charge of managing staff back home to ensure Exhibits and the museum stay in tip-top condition. If taking care of the carnivorous Chomper isn’t enough, there are also meddling thieves to watch out for. Thieves, and more frequently, children, are known for touching and grubbing up the displays, so make sure enough security is guarding your prized collection!
Get creative to design your museum layout your way! You have decorative freedom, so design thematic areas to guide your guests’ visit. Splash paint and lay carpet as you lovingly arrange each prehistoric fern, potentially melting iceman, and dinosaur remains wherever you see fit.
Once you’ve created the perfect atmosphere, arrange guided tours with custom routes led by a charismatic Expert. Tours are a fantastic way to enrich your guests' experience. To keep guests enthused, showcase Exhibits with the highest Buzz - those that are top quality, provide ample info and beautiful decorations are likely to attract the most donations!
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. And, of course, they need to be dazzled with knowledge of your Exhibits, which are kept well-maintained…
Two Point County will bring a variety of guests to your museum, and they all hope to discover their new favourite Exhibit… From dino fanatics and botany buffs to haunted horror seekers, you’ll need to cater to their personal preferences to meet their needs. By exceeding their expectations, you can keep them engaged, leading to longer visits, increased donations, and glowing reviews!
Screenshots
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User Reviews
Overwhelmingly Positive
100 user reviews
96%
Positive
User #385057english
7 hrs at review
Recommended
I've always loved the Two Point games, but I really felt like it was too annoying to always have to worry about all of the dedicated rooms. It got to a point where I was more focused on getting good room score metrics vs. playing the actual game and enjoying the gameplay and the silly happenings. Two Point Museum is like, the PERFECTED version of TP Hospital+University. There is so much gameplay, so far it -feels- like I'm designing the museum with content in mind vs. aesthetically reaching metrics, and you really become invested in the health of your workers more than the other games imo.
And factoring in how much one gets for the price of the game? So f'ing worth it.
User #005758english
42 hrs at review
Recommended
🎨 Two Point Museum: A Hilarious and Clever Management Gem 🏛️
Two Point Museum is a delightful blend of strategy, creativity, and humor that proves Two Point Studios still knows how to craft engaging simulation games. If you’ve ever dreamed of running your own museum filled with bizarre artifacts and eccentric staff, this game delivers in spades.
🧭 Gameplay & Mechanics
The core loop of sending staff on expeditions to uncover rare items and then curating themed exhibits is incredibly satisfying. Each museum location has its own unique challenges and motifs, keeping the experience fresh and varied. The management layer is deep enough to be rewarding but never overwhelming, striking a perfect balance between accessibility and complexity.
🎭 Visuals & Style
True to the Two Point formula, the game’s cartoony, claymation-inspired visuals are bursting with charm. Watching visitors react to your exhibits—whether they’re marveling at ancient relics or giggling at oddit...
User #797255english
114 hrs at review
Recommended
I'm giving this a thumbs-up because, yeah, I DID enjoy my time with it. It's fun! There's loads of content, and the basic gameplay-loop of building up your museum is tremendously enjoyable once you get the hang of it. But to be clear, that by no means is to suggest that the game is FLAWLESS. It has, in fact, several flaws that you basically just need to Deal With if you want to enjoy it.
The first and biggest flaw is that it's just... well... kinda' shoddy. Bugs and glitches pop up regularly, and SOMETIMES get patched out after a while, but that's not even the annoying part. It's stuff like... pathing, and tasking, for your staff. A donation-bin is overfilled, and rather than being emptied by the security-guard who's sitting right next to it, a guard from the opposite end of the building will be tasked with doing so - and then proceed to take a ludicrous detour around the outside of the building to get there. An expedition has returned with an injured member, and rather than head from...
User #772514english
86 hrs at review
Recommended
I love the Two Point Series! This game is amazing, its reminiscent of the Old School Tycoon games with a comedic twist, Are you considering Buying it? Do it.
User #481263english
14 hrs at review
Not Recommended
This was hard to review, because the game isn't *bad*, it's just not that good.
Two Point museum is great if you want a pretty mindless game to just click at for awhile. It's one small step up from a mobile tap game like Cookie Clicker or Clash of Clans. If you want any level of sim that provides challenge or requires planning this isn't the game for you.
What it *does* let you do is design a museum pretty much however you want. There is so little challenge and so few restrictions that you can pretty much make any janky thing you want and it'll work just fine. If that's good to you (and I acknowledge some people might just want a museum dollhouse) then you'll probably like this.
Essentially to me the problem is the core gameplay loop. You send expeditions out to get items for your museum. Then you put them in the museum to display. There is nothing you do actively with the expeditions, your people just go and come back with a big loot crate with a random thing inside it. It t...
User #728520english
3 hrs at review
Recommended
This game is really good.
I've only played Two Point Hospital. It pretty much is the same amazing vibes, but in a Museum.
I love the exhibition mechanic
User #739404english
10 hrs at review
Recommended
If you have autism and OCD and need to get things done, don't open this game. It will take your brain and hold it lovingly while you forget that time actually exists and there's a world outside. I live here now, Among my paranormal exhibits.
User #760004english
118 hrs at review
Recommended
In my opinion, one of the best Two point games, and the developers have done a great job on this!
User #055709english
95 hrs at review
Recommended
Love all of the Two Point games but Museum is my favorite by far. Never thought I'd play this type of game but once I started, I was hooked!
User #801841english
35 hrs at review
Recommended
Fun, cute builder. Sometimes I get a little stuck, but 2-point games are cute and fun.
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System Requirements
Minimum
Minimum:
Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS: Windows 10 version 21H1 (build 19043) or newer
Processor: Intel Core i3-8100 or Ryzen 5 1400
Memory: 6 GB RAM
Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GT 1030 (2 GB) or AMD Radeon RX 560 (2 GB) or Intel UHD Graphics 630
DirectX: Version 11
Storage: 8 GB available space
Additional Notes: Very Low, 720p @ 30 FPS
Recommended
Recommended:
Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS: Windows 10 version 21H1 (build 19043) or newer
Processor: Intel Core i5-11600 or AMD Ryzen 5 5600
