The Best Strategy Game Of 2025 Is Also The Wackiest

The Best Strategy Game Of 2025 Is Also The Wackiest

After dozens of hours crafting picture-perfect museums, my only problem was that I couldn’t decide which one I liked better. Did I want to spend more time creating exhibits for aliens to communicate with a mysterious artifact? Or would I rather delve into the high seas and capture dazzling tropical fish for my aquarium?Two Point Museum is a delightfully quirky management sim that revels in the weird and absurd, using every opportunity to provide…

Two Point Museum - Review Thread

Curate and manage incredible museums! Explore to discover amazing artifacts. Design and refine the layout, keep staff happy, guests entertained, donations plentiful… and children off the exhibits Click to expand... Click to shrink... Metacritic: 83 VGC: 4/5 Fans of the Two Point series will already know that Two Point Museum is a silly but compelling simulation which is easy to learn but hides a... Click to expand... Click to…

Two Point Museum Review (PS5, PlayStation 5) - Impulse Gamer

Two Point Museum was delightful. The lazy mindfulness I achieved reminded me of ‘Unpacking’ (2021), minus the story and with the decorating and systems multiplied by infinity. I loved Theme Hospital and Theme Park, playing them surreptitiously during class at school years ago; and so I had high expectations when I noted the announcement for Two Point Museum given the studios link to Bullfrog Productions. They did not disappoint. I found the tuto…

Two Point Museum Review - You'll Dig This Relaxing Museum Sim

Two Point Museum Review Way back in 2018, I had the pleasure of reviewing Two Point Hospital, the first of Two Point Studios’ forays into the sim game genre. I loved its cheeky humor, relaxing gameplay, and well-designed mechanics. Since then, Two Point has solidified its reputation with 2022’s Two Point Campus, delving into the world of post-secondary education. And now, they’re back with Two Point Museum, which lets players grab a trowel and s…

Two Point Museum Review: Fossils Are Still Cool

Platform(s): PC (version reviewed), Xbox Series, PlayStation 5 Genre: Simulation, British Humour, Museum, Real-Time, Cozy Two Points Studios has achieved the impossible: make the act of running a museum fun. And from the 10+ hours I had with this simulation so far, it has met that gold standard and even brought in more depth than