Two Point Museum Steam Charts & Stats

Absolutely love this game! So imaginative and downright hilarious at times. Well worth giving it a try. :)

Picked up Two Point Museum after enjoying the previous games in the series, and I'm genuinely pleased with the improvements they've made. Just from the first mission, it's clear they've addressed one of my biggest frustrations with Two Point Campus – that tedious late-game grind where progression meant cramming more and more objects into every available space just to boost ratings. The supernatural museum concept is properly entertaining. You can capture ghosts and visitors actually watch them in the exhibition rooms, which adds a lovely layer of interaction. The campaign feels significantly more polished than previous entries, with much better pacing and objectives that actually make sense. What really stands out is how they've shifted the focus from space management to genuine composition and optimisation. Instead of playing Tetris with furniture hoping your rating goes up, you're actually thinking about how to create compelling exhibits. The mini-games that correspond to different types of museum displays are a nice touch that keeps things varied. If you were put off by Campus becoming a frustrating space-filling exercise, Museum addresses those concerns whilst keeping everything that made the series charming in the first place.

All the Two Point games have been amazing so far, and Museum is by far the best of them all! It combines the challenge that Two Point Hospital has, with the high level of customisation from Two Point Campus. Additionally, the game play is designed so that you continuously go back to previous maps - which makes the game play so much longer (which is amazing)! These are definitely some of my all-time favourite games, and I cannot recommend them enough!

I've played all of the Two Point franchises, and this is by far my favourite. Much as I love Hospital and Campus, it can feel like you're just repeating yourself over and over again after a time. Whilst there are some common patterns you have to repeat in this game, it has more than enough variety to keep you interested. Also really like that it encourages you to leave the map you're on and expand elsewhere before coming back and expanding that original map some more. Keeps it fresh! If you liked the previous games, you will love this.

I've been playing management sims pretty much most of my life and I'd say that this game is kinda perfect. There's plenty to keep you occupied and the devs just keep introducing new and exciting stuff. I never knew in a million years running a museum would be so much fun.

I've been wanting a museum management game for a long time and this is everything I wanted. The goofiness of the Two Point universe allows for a lot of creativity from the devs and adds a lot of humour and charm to the game. And speaking of the devs, since this game launched, there have been patches and content updates that really show the devs are listening to what the players want. When many players voiced issues with thieves and the randomness of acquiring exhibits, the devs not only tweaked how theft and expeditions worked, but even added content such as new security cameras. That's on top of other quality-of-life updates and new free content such as more walls and floors (another thing some players felt were lacking). This game was already a 9/10 for me, and the transparency in communication from devs and these updates make me very excited to see where this game will go in future.

The game is fun if you like management type of games where you basically just sit and watch a screen, which there is a lot of that. To get more things in your museum you have to send out expedition crews to get things to bring things back. Expedition locations only consist of 2 - 4 things that they can find and bring back from that location. They work as a random loot box. It's not that bad since you can keep going back to get a pristine artifact or a little bit into the game you can analyze them for knowledge points. There have been a few issues I have came across. The most recent one that happened that I can remember is that I could not go on an expedition because it said I needed a 1 expert with level 1 in survival skills. I had multiple with it. I Issue was fixed with a save and quit. Seems to fix any issues that I come across. Issues that I can think of at the moment that a save and quit has not fixed: -The security chair is useless. Guard's will just get u p and walk off and never return. They will chase a thief, catch them then never return. I noticed during the challenge you unlock with the chair and only noticed when everything was getting stolen. -The camera room is pointless as well. A thief will walk right through the zone to steal something and then right back through it again and no guards will react from the camera room or outside of it. -Issues with the inspector that comes. I get dinged for to much trash, there wont be a single piece of trash anywhere. Also have seen "not enough trash cans" as well. So I out more down and a guest could sneeze and hit one. Next inspection "not enough trash cans"..... -I am drawing a blank on more and will edit them in when I remember/issues happen again. The game loop so far is just been get a star at this museum then go get 1 here then get 2 at the 1st one now go get 2 at another and so on. Personally, I would rather just finish 1 then move on to the next. It's fun in short "bursts" I guess. I am starting to lose interest a little, but will probably get back into it more at some point. This is one of them games where we need more than a positive or negative. I don't think it needs a negative but does't warrant a positive do to a bunch of issues. It automatically goes negative if to many things are wrong with the game or a game mechanic doesn't work properly. In this case the security issues. Fix that and I will change rating.

If you're a fan of the "Two Point" franchise, you'll find a lot of familiar mechanics here. Packing wall decorations into a tiny room to maximize decoration score? Yep, that's here. Paying employees JUST enough to keep them apathetic? Also here! It's a tried-and-tested system that works. Unfortunately this means that if those titles did NOT engage you, you're probably better off passing this entry. Exhibit design, expeditions and tour guides are the main innovations in this title, helping it differentiate itself as a distinct title rather than an art swap. They're not enough to draw in new players, but if you're looking for something fresh I can whole-heartedly recommend this game.

At first I had my doubts about buying this game, I'm not really into this type of games. Started playing and after awhile I just wanted to keep unlocking the next level. It's not the best game I ever played but its a good game to pass time. I didn't notice any bugs and game play was smooth. It's worth the cost and time if your looking for a low key game that you can spend a lot of time upgrading your museum while just relaxing.

I rarely write reviews but this game has absolutely captivated me. The humor from both announcements to NPC behaviors is some of the funniest I've ever experienced. I can also say as a museum professional that many of the comments, visitor behaviors, and staff behaviors all hit really close to home. The need for quality exhibit design and visitor flow makes sense and you can tell that the designers spoke with museum staff or at the very least explored some museums. :) Good work and you've made me into a lifelong fan of your work! Thank You!