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Review of Two Point Museum on Xbox Series X/S

by Hemal Harris Hemal Harris photo Mar 2025
Cover image of Two Point Museum on Xbox Series X/S
Gamefings Score: 8.5
Released: 04 Mar 2025
Genre: Business Simulation
Developer: Two Point Studios
Publisher: Sega

Introduction

Welcome to Two Point Museum, where the artifacts are as quirky as your Uncle Bob’s collection of potato chips shaped like famous landmarks. This game takes you on a wild ride as a museum manager, introducing wacky challenges that’ll keep your brain buzzing and your thumbs busy. Forget everything you learned in art class; it’s time to curate your collection and fend off those pesky unruly kids before they turn your precious exhibits into mere playthings!

Gameplay

In Two Point Museum, players transform from couch potato to artifact aficionado, creating their own havens of culture. Your mission: design captivating exhibits to attract a rainbow of visitors. The game introduces the enchanting concept of partition walls, allowing you to whip up your museum masterpiece with the flair of a Picasso who skipped art class and binge-watched home improvement shows instead. Each visitor type comes with its own preference, and this is where your managerial skills come into play. You need to tailor every exhibit to match their tastes. It’s like Tinder for museums! Swipe right on the exhibit that fits their interest or risk hearing their disapproving murmurs. Don’t forget to keep your guests happy! A shoddy bathroom can lead to unplanned bathroom adventures (let’s just say it’s not pretty). Balancing amenities such as gift shops, restrooms, and restaurants is crucial if you want to keep both staff and patrons happily donating their hard-earned wads of cash. And here’s the kicker—some exhibits are more dangerous than a toddler with a sugar rush. Watch out for your security guards! If they fail to deter them, mischievous kids may end up trying to climb over the dinosaur skeletons or, even worse, those ancient potato chips! You’ll need to manage these security measures while analyzing and unlocking deeper knowledge of your artifacts (yes, learning is a thing in this game!). The challenge ramps up as you recruit assistants to help with ticketing, catering, and cleaning. Assigning duties to your crack team of underpaid museum staff is like assembling the world’s most dysfunctional Avengers. Each expedition to collect artifacts can lead to discoveries or utter disaster, including missing staff who might land on a milk carton if you’re not careful. Adventurers must complete tasks while dealing with injuries, making you question whether the quest was even worth it. But hey, who doesn’t love a little danger? As you continue to expand your museum, you are faced with an endless star scoring system. Unlike your previous experiences with three-star rankings, this system encourages you to build the biggest and best museum ever (like a modern-day Marie Antoinette except with less cake and more cultural artifacts). Keep at it, and you’ll unlock new locations and themes, each packed with unique gameplay mechanics that’ll keep your creativity flowing like a fountain of inspiration! But remember, stepping into a new theme is like stepping between dimensions—bring your A-game!

Graphics

The graphics in Two Point Museum are about as colorful and quirky as a kid’s art project on a warm Sunday afternoon. The attention to detail is impressive, with each exhibit popping with charm and personality that rivals your local art house gallery. Visitors roam around with delight, though their pixelated expressions sometimes look more confused than entertained. Nevertheless, the vibrant art style sets the perfect mood for chaotic curation, and the animations of the staff zipping around the museum give the impression that everyone is constantly caffeinated. Just wait until you see what happens when the ice melts off your frozen caveman exhibit—spoiler alert: it’s hilarious!

Conclusion

Two Point Museum delivers a mix of humor, challenge, and creativity that entwines you in the chaos of artifact management. Juggling the demands of quirky visitors, dealing with staff who have the attention span of a squirrel, and curating the perfect exhibits can be taxing, but it’s the kind of fun that’ll have you laughing and pulling your hair out at the same time. Buckle up for museum management like you’ve never seen it before and prepare to unleash your inner curator. If you’re a fan of strategic simulation games and enjoy a hearty laugh paired with quirky gameplay, then mark your calendars for March 4, 2025, because Two Point Museum is about to become your new obsession. It’s the perfect blend of creativity and chaos—just remember to keep those pesky kids at bay!

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