Two Point Studios, the team behind Two Point Campus and Hospital, has announced its latest game, Two Point MusMuseum. As the name suggests, players will be in charge of creating and running a museum.
In Two Point Museum, players will send experts on expeditions, decorate dinosaur bones, and even find lost artifacts that can be proudly displayed. Based on the trailer, some of the artifacts will include computers that appear to have been made in the Stone Age, giant pearls, and more.
The game will also feature a new world map that allows players to complete quests and reward them with various relics. Once they’ve obtained the relics, players will need to ensure they’re safe from all sorts of danger, such as thieves, vandals, and even children.
Just like in Two Point Campus and Hospital, players can customize their museum as they see fit. In addition to having the best-looking museum, they’ll also be in charge of keeping staff happy, ensuring the guests are entertained, and making sure the museum is properly stocked with items in the gift shop and even toilets.
Two Point Museum doesn’t have a release date yet, but it’ll be playable on PC, Xbox Series X|S, and PlayStation 5.
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