Two Point Museum News

I really enjoy the Two Point series, but I often doubt how new versions, like Two Point Museum, will turn out. However, I’ve been proven wrong every single time. I wasn’t sure how the Two Point Studios team would make a museum engaging and quirky, but sure enough, Two Point Museum flourishes with it’s out-there ideas, and I was howling throughout my 10 hours with the game.

The point of any Two Point game is clear: build your world, be it in Hospital, Campus or now Museum, make it look good, function well, and keep people happy. In my Two Point Museum preview, I started off a bit more “usual”, but rest assured, it gets unusual really fast! The basics were learned in Memento Mile, a city-like area that seems a bit more standard, starting with fossils and decorations that come to mind when you hear the world “museum.”

The basics include learning about items like ticket booths, donations boxes, info stands and decorations. These are most of the ways you raise money or increase... Read more

Welcome, Curators, to our latest museum location reveal: the County’s peculiar Wailon Lodge.

With spectral ratings off the charts, the Lodge is easily one of the most haunted places in the County, but as Curator you’re up for a challenge, right? Join the ghostly front-of-house, Winston Wailon, as you restore the Lodge and perhaps even realise Winston’s dreams of housing guests (albeit of the spirit variety).

The Lodge joins Memento Mile and Passwater Cove as one of the many museum locations you’ll take under your wing as the County’s Curator. Now, let’s take a closer look at the hauntingly cosy Lodge!

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The grand, yet abandoned, location wasn’t always so… deadly quiet. No, in its prime, it served as a quaint, cosy holiday location, and although it proved unpopular, you cannot deny the building’s grandeur.

Too remote, too old-fashioned, and too near the rift to the Netherworld, the place now lies in ruin.

Seemingly intentionally closed to the living, the Lodge is overshadowed by rumours of hauntings, obscuring any rare memory of the place’s original purpose. Numerous spooky reports include tales of furniture moving by itself, alongside the sound of a dreadful train whistle echoing across the valley.


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Paranormal investigators heavily advise that, as Curator, you ensure the historic remnants of the Netherworld are handled delicately, respecting the dark history of the relics. We wouldn’t want any attached entities to hold a grudge now, would we?



You’ll have the chance to prove yourself, exploring whether this old haunted hotel can truly transform into an actual museum. For years, the Lodge was bothered by wandering ghosts, so why not invite them to stay? As you design immersive Polterguest Rooms for these spirits, and embark on expeditions into the neighbouring Netherworld Rift, you’ll hopefully find that horror can be quite the crowd-pleaser.

Each supernatural exhibit has its own unique… presence. Just take this children’s doll, for example. With its lovely pigtails and rosy cheeks, it would surely catch the eye of any young Pointian; but alas, it’s far from ordinary.



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Now, that’s quite enough spookiness for one afternoon! As soon as you have the keys, make sure you head out and get exploring, will you? The County’s Department of Culture would love to hear about any… unusual exhibit behaviour, so be sure to drop your reports in the usual pigeonhole. Happy haunting exploring!

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🦕 Curate and design your very own museum!
🚁 Explore on expeditions to discover new exhibits
🎨 Creative freedom - place internal walls, customise item colours, splash paint and lay carpet as you lovingly arrange each prehistoric fern
🔧 Enhanced management - provide guest tours, optimise prices and organise staff zones
🎡 Excite guests by providing top-notch entertainment and useful exhibit information
🦝 Manage mayhem - care for carnivorous plants and deter thieves whilst maintaining your museum

[hr][/hr][h3]How can I see MORE and stay up to date on Two Point Museum???[/h3]

Well, that would be amazingly kind of you! We'd absolutely love it if you'd come and join us and our community for a chat, or to lurk and watch things unfold! We can be found on all of the top channels (bar carrier pigeon, sorry), so pick your favourites: 

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We're overwhelmingly Buzzed to tell you more, there's SO MUCH we want to show off. Be sure to wishlist OR preorder the game and we'll talk soon (:

With love and TONNES of excitement,

Abby (Junior Community Manager)

Two Point Studio Limited and SEGA Europe have released a new trailer for Two Point Museum, announcing the Wailon Lodge just in time for Halloween.

To celebrate the spooky holiday, Two Point Museum will introduce a new playable location called the Wailon Lodge, a haunted site in ruin, too old-fashioned, and too close to the Netherworld Rift for the living. The lodge is shrouded in eerie tales of furniture moving on its own and a dreadful train whistle echoing across the valley, along with chilling rumours. But that won’t stop you— as a Curator, your task is to transform the old haunted hotel into a vibrant attraction once again.

As you step into the Wailon Lodge in Two Point Museum, it’s up to you to create immersive Polterguest Rooms to attract wandering spirits as museum guests and guide them on a journey through the Netherworld Rift. Be sure to treat the lodge’s historical artifacts with care and respect the eerie past of these relics.

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Two Point Studios has announced the release date of Two Point Museum, the next game in its Two Point series, as March 4, 2025. It's now available for prepurchase as well, with a price of $30 for the standard edition and $40 for a deluxe explorer edition...
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