Two Point Museum Featuring at October Lates Programme

I am a museum kid. To clarify, I could spend all day wandering around our Natural Sciences museum when I was young. As an adult, I could explore any museum and be happy, and Two Point Studios’ next game seems to be ready to take advantage of that.

Two Point Museum is going to be showcased at London’s Science Museum October Lates Programme. Previously announced several months ago, you’ll be able to run your own museum, curating fascinating exhibits. Here is what the press release states about the upcoming presentation:

“Two Point Studios Limited and SEGA Europe Ltd are thrilled to announce that Two Point Museum will be showcased at the Science Museum’s October Lates program on 31st October 2024. This special event will offer attendees an exclusive look at the highly anticipated management sim, set to launch on March 4th, 2025.

In celebration of Halloween and all things spooky, Two Point Studios will be showcasing a brand new trailer focusing on the ‘Supernatural’ exhibit theme. Attendees will also have the chance to interact with the development team and get hands-on with the game.

From the creators of Two Point Hospital and Two Point Campus, Two Point Museum invites players to design and manage their own museums, curating fascinating exhibits to ensure an unforgettable experience for their guests.”

The event will be held from 6:45 PM to 10 PM at “Science Museum, Exhibition Road, South Kensington, London” on October 31^st. Two Point Museum’s executive producer Jo Koehler also commented on this announcement, stating:

“We are incredibly honored to be part of the Science Museum’s October Lates. This event is the perfect platform to give our community a sneak peek at what we’ve been working on at one of the UK’s most esteemed and historically significant museums. We can’t wait to see the reactions and hear the feedback from everyone who attends.”

I’m very excited to see more about Two Point Museum. Two Point Studios hasn’t missed the mark on any release yet, and this just seems like a fun concept to play with. Hopefully, we’ll get more cool presentations like this between now and March 4^th when Two Point Museum is released on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X.