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Two Point Museum not only shines with its signature quirky humor but also with many small details that make everyday gameplay feel delightful. The exhibits are wonderfully absurd and constantly bring a smile to your face, while the dry, brilliantly ironic announcements perfectly round off the museum experience.

The cuddly visual style creates a warm and welcoming atmosphere—bright colors, soft shapes, and lovingly crafted animations make the game charming throughout. The balancing was very well done at first; after a patch it feels a bit less consistent, but overall it remains solid and enjoyable.

The music quietly hums along in the background, striking just the right balance between relaxing and catchy—you’ll often catch yourself humming along. The controls and menus are clear and intuitive, making it easy to find everything you need.

A particularly strong aspect is the variety of exhibition genres. They add diversity, fresh ideas, and lots of little moments that surprise or make you chuckle. All in all, Two Point Museum is a charming, humorous management game full of personality and attention to detail.

Did a playthrough of the campaign and this is one for casuals. If Anno 1800 gave you headaches for placing a coffee layout, then this game here is right for you. Everything you produce is shared with every other island. No need to worry about trade routes which takes out a lot of calculation from the game play. Also you have a decent statistics menu to see what is missing an why.

I bought it on sale and 16 Euro is a fair price.

Cute little City building game with story that is still in progress.

DON'T PLAY THIS GAME IF YOU WANT TO START WITH ASSASSINS CREED!

I can´t believe so many ppl left a positive review for gameplay. there are quite a few missions where you need to climb fast or use the lift and you get stuck because the controls are so badly "optimized". Sometimes you are stuck floating around in the air. sometimes the game doesnt recognize the commands used. sometime the character stopped running on a line between two buildings. Usually, I play AC part near to completion (over 90% synchronization as it`s called ingame). This part I leave it be at 48% (main story plus addons).

It was so frustrating that I couln't really enjoy the story and the setting which was good as in every other AC game. However, this game felt like playing the first of it's series with this edgy controls and the other bugs with stuck and teleporting characters. If you wan't to start playing Assassins Creed, DON'T START with this game. Worst of the series so far. And I say that, despite the fact I didn't like the setting of the first part. I really wonder what happened here? Too many games while time was short?

On a scale from 0 to 100 I would give this one something in the 50ies, while the other ACs where between 70 to 90.

It's an okayish game which probably promised more than it could deliver. The story line is meh...the graphic style is neat and the rides are creative. However the overall gameplay would be somewhere in the higher 60-70 region (of 100), If you consider the price maybe a bit higher.

Nice mixture of the lovely game Anno 1800 and Cities Skylines. Minor bugs that don't interrupt the game play and are rather graphical issues. For 20€ I can surely recommend.

It's still work in progress. There is some kind of the old Anstoß flair, especially when it comes down to funny descriptions. However, it's still a lot of work to do. But I'd recommend it anyway because I think they are on a good way.

Developers still working on the game. While I agree it should have been labeled Early Access, I don't understand the useless downgrading. They have released three updates since the release to work on the bugs and balance of the game. Instead of bashing such Publishers and Developers you should provide constructive feedback to get the game you want.

Either in the steam forums or for the German community the so called "Anstoß Jünger Forum".

Not as addicting as Anno 1800 or EA Footballmanager 2013. Still finally a nice Football Manager after 8 years (please don't mention the Sega Football Manager which rather should be called Football Coach).


I hope THQ and Gerald Köhler keep up the good work and can undo the damage that was caused by an early release.

Frustratin, Fun, and lovely designed. Would wait for a price of 10 Euros but even full price can be worth it if you like challenging yourself with others.


Update: Developer sold it to Epic Games Store. EG does what it always does with bought titles: Demands an EG-account to play to gather data (looking at you Rocket League). Can't play without it anymore.

Best game representing the world system of capitalism.