Roundup: Here's What The Reviews Are Saying About SEGA's Two Point Museum

SEGA is bringing its upcoming Two Point title to Xbox next week in the form of Two Point Museum - and ahead of the team's impending launch, we've got a bunch of fresh reviews and impressions to read over here.

So, we've gathered up a selection of the game's early reviews so far, complete with a quick snapshot of what each critic thinks of the title. Right, let's get into it!

GamingTrend (9.5/10)

"Two Point Museum isn’t just your run of the mill management sim, it’ll take your breath away with how much is on offer with its addicting gatcha expeditions and vast customisation options. Every Museum is a delight to play and if it's anything like its predecessors, I’m pumped for the sea of DLC to come. If you’re looking for a game to sink hundreds of hours into, then you can never go wrong with a Two Point game, but Two Point Museum may take the crown amongst its peers."

IGN (9/10)

"Two Point Museum is a rewarding, deep, challenging, and highly entertaining tycoon game that demonstrates Two Point Studios has really hit its groove with this third iteration of the idea. The variety of different exhibits to unlock and level up, the thrill of discovering new expedition maps, and the array of clever and easy-to-use management tools make designing and running a museum joyful and consistently rewarding. I've sunk more than 40 hours into it already and I could easily see doubling that without running out of stuff to do. Call the curator. They're really going to want to take a look at this."

PC Gamer (8.5/10)

"If you've enjoyed Two Point Hospital and Two Point Campus, it's an absolute no-brainer that you give Two Point Museum a try. I'd argue that, as a concept, a museum management sim is the most endearing out of them all, and it's been a joy to see just how great a canvas the concept has been for Two Point Studios to really go ham on its signature whimsy."

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 surprising amount of depth and variety. The new expedition mode, despite feeling a tad lootboxy, nevertheless ensures that this isn't just Two Point Hospital or Campus with a new lick of paint, meaning while we'd heartily recommend it to newcomers, veterans who thoroughly rinsed its predecessors shouldn't worry about this just being more of the same."

Eurogamer (4/5)

"Alongside this stuff you get all the silliness and cute little extras you could hope for. This is a game for zooming in close. A museum curator will be scanning an alien pod with a PKE device. A ghost will be idly checking out the furnishings. A thief will be absconding with a fossil, while a kid then hangs from part of the frame it was once displayed on. In the aquariums, faces press up against the tanks. People clamber on the bigger exhibits and try to climb into them. What's that clown doing? Why are all those people suddenly running?"

Push Square (710)

"Two Point Museum successfully transposes an effective gameplay formula to another theme, with this game in particular packing some serious variety due to the different types of institutions you can build. It’s laugh out loud funny, moreish, and there’s an enjoyable difficulty curve. But if you’ve never been particularly fond of this type of tycoon title, don’t expect to find anything here that will change your mind."

Right now, we're looking at a score of 83 on Metacritic and an OpenCritic rating of 82 here, so it's safe to say that SEGA has delivered another solid entry for its Two Point series with this one. Two Point Campus heads to Xbox on March 4th, 2025.

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