Two Point Museum might be the best in the series - Early reviews say it delivers
Two Point Museum is here, and it’s already looking like a hit. Could this be the ultimate management sim?
For years, the Two Point series has brought back that quirky, engaging management sim vibe that Theme Hospital kicked off back in the Bullfrog days. I won’t lie, I’m a huge Theme Hospital fan, so when Two Point Hospital launched in 2018, my expectations were sky-high. And while it didn’t quite hit all the marks for me, I was still thrilled to see a spiritual successor to one of my all-time favorite games, and even more excited that it became such a massive hit. And while Two Point Campus didn’t quite capture the same love as Hospital, Two Point Museum is shaping up to be the best one yet.
First reviews praise franchise evolution
Steam reviews have been rolling in for a few days now, thanks to the Explorer Edition giving players early access on February 28th. So far, Two Point Museum is crushing it, holding an Overwhelmingly Positive rating. Players are calling it:
A surprisingly fresh take on a beloved genre.
Two-Point Campus felt like a re-skin of Two-Point Hospital with not many improvements or novelties, but this one really builds on the museum theme with its new mechanics.
Phenomenal evolution for the franchise. Everything is integrated, better than ever, to make the most of the expansion and discovery process.
All I really want from this game are some good PA announcements. I know nothing will ever top Theme Hospital’s classic ‘Patients are asked not to die in the corridors,’ but hey, who knows? Maybe I’ll find a hidden gem in there.
Source: Two Point Museum; Developer: Two Point Studios
People are already showing off their museum layouts, and wow. I was planning to hold off and play this on Game Pass, but honestly? I don’t think I can wait that long. And to be fair, the price for Two Point Museum is pretty reasonable, especially compared to most games these days. Props to Two Point Studios for sticking to the same pricing since 2018 – that’s pretty rare!
On top of that, it looks like the game is free of major bugs and technical issues, and actually feels like a finished product. Now that’s a refreshing surprise these days.
