Two Point Museum

Two Point Museum is a building sim in which you plan and run several museums. Instead of treating illnesses or managing a campus, you put together exhibitions, send specialists on expeditions and try to impress visitors with rare finds, good tours and working infrastructure.

The museums have different focuses, from dinosaur skeletons through aquariums and supernatural phenomena to science and space travel. Each theme changes which exhibits, rooms and tasks you need.

Two Point Museum released on Mar 4, 2025 for PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. The standalone Nintendo Switch 2 version followed on Oct 28, 2025.

On PC, there are versions for Windows, macOS and Linux. The Explorer Edition includes the base game with extra decor items and an expansion pack. It is not a standalone game.

You can play Two Point Museum on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and Nintendo Switch 2. The Switch 2 version is a standalone port, not just backward compatibility.

On Steam, Windows, macOS and Linux are supported. The PC version also includes Steam Workshop. The game is designed for single player and offers German on-screen text as well as German voice audio.

You set up exhibition areas, place exhibits, control routes through the building and organize tours. Visitors have different preferences. That's why, alongside exciting exhibitions, you also need toilets, food, shops and enough staff.

Good exhibits attract attention and help with funding. At the same time, you need to keep things clean, watch the condition of delicate objects and deal with safety problems, because careless children and thieves don't stop short of valuable pieces either.

Several larger add-ons expand Two Point Museum with new themes and museum tasks. Fantasy Finds focuses on fantasy objects, Zooseum on wild animals and their housing. Arty-Facts adds art collections and the ability to design your own exhibitions.

Rides & Relics brings a fairground focus with Riquetti Gardens, along with customizable rides and roller coasters. The expansion released on Oct 8, 2026 for PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. A later release for Nintendo Switch 2 has been announced. Parts of the new location are also available without the paid add-on content.

On Windows, Two Point Museum requires at least Windows 10, an Intel Core i3-8100 or AMD Ryzen 5 1400, 6 GB RAM, a GeForce GT 1030 with 2 GB or comparable graphics and 8 GB of free storage space.

For the recommended settings, Steam lists a Core i5-11600 or Ryzen 5 5600, 8 GB RAM and a GeForce GTX 1070 with 8 GB or a Radeon RX 5600 XT with 6 GB. Steam also lists its own requirements for macOS and Linux.

Specialists travel from your museum to dig sites across several expedition maps. There they recover new objects, which you can then display. As your career progresses, you open up more dig sites and unlock other exhibition themes.

Expeditions need suitable staff and planning. Specialists who are out of the museum are unavailable for work on site in the meantime. Switching between collecting, displaying and preserving finds forms the core of the game.

The main campaign is spread across five themed locations: Memento Mile focuses on prehistory, Passwater Cove on the aquarium, Wailon Lodge on the supernatural, Bungle Wasteland on science and Pebberley Heights on space travel.

There are also smaller task museums with fixed challenges. In sandbox mode, on the other hand, you can design your own large museums independently of the normal campaign order.

Your staff take on expeditions, care for the collections and look after guests. Through work areas and task allocation, you make sure exhibitions keep running during longer expeditions.

Visitor tours connect exhibits into a route. How successful they are also depends on how appealing and easy to understand the exhibition areas are. Security staff protect valuable pieces from theft and damage.

Rooms, paths, floors, walls and decorations can be combined into different themed worlds. You can display exhibits with matching plants, lighting and other furnishings, or lay out the floor plan for short routes and high visitor numbers.

The game offers over 350 decoration items and numerous exhibition categories. In sandbox mode, your own building projects take centre stage, while the campaign gradually unlocks new tools.

The PC version supports German menus, subtitles and voice audio, among other things. On Steam, achievements, cloud saves and Steam Workshop are also available.

Two Point Museum is a single-player simulation. The focus is on the long-term expansion of your museums and optimizing how they run.