Two Point Museum ist meiner Meinung nach das beste Spiel der Two-Point-Reihe – es ist äußerst unterhaltsam und motivierend. Die Möglichkeit, verschiedene Ausstellungen zu gestalten und zu verwalten, sorgt für ständige Abwechslung und gibt dir das Gefühl, ein wirklich einzigartiges Museum aufzubauen.

Das Gameplay ist insgesamt sehr gut gelungen, mit vielen kreativen Ideen und einer klaren Verbesserung gegenüber den Vorgängern. Es gibt viele verschiedene Herausforderungen und die Gestaltungsmöglichkeiten sind großartig.

Allerdings gibt es einen dicken Wermutstropfen: Die Expeditionsmechanik. Schon in Jurassic World Evolution fand ich diese nervig, und leider macht sie auch hier den Spielspaß etwas kaputt. Der hohe RNG-Faktor, der das Ergebnis der Expeditionen stark beeinflusst, sorgt dafür, dass es oft mehr Frust als Spaß bringt. Es fühlt sich einfach wie eine unnötige Hürde an, die das ansonsten sehr entspannte und motivierende Spieltempo stört.

Two Point Museum is a business simulator management game that I am addicted to. It's also perfect for those who like to keep things organized while putting their creative ideas into a museum.

The gameplay alone is more than enough to sell this game, as there is a lot of content that Two Point Studios offers that you can unlock just by investing your time and effort into this game.

Although the character animations remind me of many classic stop-motion clay animations, this game has a unique charm that many recent games lack. The graphics also complement the unique idea that Two Point Studios wants to bring into the world of Two Point County.

In the end, one will realize that Two Point Museum is a game that will make you spend hours just designing the ideal museum that visitors can enjoy, which can end up being played for hundreds of hours with a high replayability factor.

It's a bit more finnicky than the previous games (item placement is more important now), but also the first game that dares to shake up the concept of "rooms". In addition to the usual staff rooms, toilets and such the emphasis is now on the hallways I guess you could say. Being that the hallways are where the exhibits take place.
So instead of designing a building with rooms and long hallways like the previous games, you now place the specialised rooms a bit off to the side, and reserve the large areas for decorations, tours, dividers and exhibits. It takes a bit getting used to, but it's quite nice designing a museum with an optimized walking path.

And it's a joy watching the little people roaming around with all their signature shenanigans. Of course they have to all touch everything and so on. It's lovely! The TP DNA is intact.

Well, mostly. I do feel like the radio stations and announcements feel a bit rushed this time around. They don't make me chuckly as much as the previous games. Which is a shame, as that part was really important for the overall atmosphere. It's not terrible by any means, but the puns do fall a bit flat.

Now add in the metagame of the expeditions. This is kind of where I feel the game is lacking a bit. Basically all of your exhibits need to be acquired from going on expeditions / digs. And they need special qualifications and such to be viable and succeed. There will be some dilemmas you have to take care of during the trip, but mostly they take place as a simple progress bar which will end with a box being dropped off that you can open. Yes, the game has loot boxes, quite literally. :D I kind of like that. But the concept of the expeditions do seem a bit too whimsical and nonsensical. You start with a location and have to expand from there to other environments and climates. It works. That part of the game just feels a bit dull, and mostly I just click through it quickly to get it going, not really paying attention to what's going on. It can definitely be improved.

But most of all the game is just fun and cozy to play. And that's pretty much what I want from a Two Point game. And it's different enough that I want to keep playing.

it's good

pros:
-museum

cons:
-virtual, can't go :(

Compared to Two Point Hospital the devs gave players more chances to be creative, for example, the game is not just about sectioning rooms (there are still some rooms that you need to build as a dedicated one like toilets) but with the exibitions and how you can decorate them you can now better customize your enviroment. Very fun game and a step in the right direction.

I love the game and would recommend it in a heartbeat.
It's by far the best game in the series and I'm addicted to it.

However, I do have two small complaints:
1. sometimes it's a bit much with the thieves. But I've seen that they're already working on it, thank you <3
2. could you please implement the origin of the exhibits in the exhibit description?
If you have all the museums at level 5 or higher, it's easy to lose track of where you got what you need to send another expedition to get better exhibits. It takes so much time when you return to a museum to search the whole map to see where you found something. The corresponding map (Passwater, Pebberly Heights, etc.) would be enough without an exact destination there.

Otherwise..it´s a "must have" ;)

I think this is the best of the three 'Two Point' games. It's the expeditions and the decoration options that do it for me. Great Job!

The best Two Point game so far.

Love the different museum themes. Lots of different things to do, having a lot of fun bouncing between museums and there's a lot of incentive to do so.

SUPER FUN
Perfect game to just have on and work on projects in between stuff.
Can be played with just a mouse