RELEASE DATE ANNOUNCED FOR TWO POINT MUSEUM!
Two Point Studios Limited and SEGA Europe Ltd are excited to announce that Two Point Museum will be launching on the 4th of March 2025 on PlayStation® 5.
From the creators of Two Point Hospital and Two Point Campus, Two Point Museum is the upcoming innovative management sim where players can design the museum of their dreams, curate fascinating exhibits, and oversee every aspect of their guests’ experiences.
Watch the Sonic Preorder Pack trailer here
Design Director Ben Huskins said, “We have been thrilled to see such a great reception after announcing Two Point Museum in August. Since then, we have had the opportunity to show off Two Point Museum publicly at Gamescom and reveal our Marine Life theme with Xbox as part of the Xbox Gamescom showcase.
Now, we’re incredibly excited to confirm Two Point Museum will launch on March 4th. We can’t wait to share more about the game with you shortly, so stay tuned as we reveal more themes, exhibits and artifacts from the game in the coming months!”
Two Point Studios has also revealed the Explorer Edition of Two Point Museum, featuring exclusive content and the Sonic-themed “Pre-Order Pack”.
Purchasing the Explorer Edition rewards players with an exciting variety of features, including a unique jungle-themed museum location. Owners of the Explorer Edition will also receive access to a museum challenge that unlocks special items upon completion, such as decorative and gameplay-enhancing items.
Pre-ordering Two Point Museum unlocks access to a spectacular Sonic-themed collection of items, including Sonic and Shadow staff outfits, guest gift shop outfits and plushies for museum guests to purchase. Bonus museum customisation options will also feature Sonic wallpaper, flooring and decorative statues.
Two Point Museum will be available on PS5 on the 4th of March 2025. To learn more, head to www.twopointstudios.com and follow Two Point Museum on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter.
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