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Two Point Museum Guests

Curate and Manage Incredible Exhibits in Two Point Museum! Meet the Yetis, Clowns, and Other Colorful Guests Visiting Your Museum!

Posted on 12 February 2025 by Ren

February 11, 2025 – SEGA is pleased to reveal new information about the many guests of Two Point Museum, the latest game by Two Point Studios, which will be released on PlayStation®5, Xbox Series X|S, and Steam.

Each day, a wide range of guests visit your museums, and many factors play into their overall satisfaction. Well-decorated exhibits generate Buzz, info stands increase Knowledge, and Interactive Displays provide Entertainment, all of which increase guest Happiness and affect their final review. Keep your guests happy to ensure a steady stream of donations!

 

Professors

 

Two Point Museum Guests

 

  • Inquisitive guests who visit museums to learn. Unlike other guest types, Professors will make donations based on Knowledge rather than Buzz. Professors passively impart Knowledge to other nearby guests, though that may leave them so lost in their thoughts that they are less susceptible to Buzz.

 

Children

 

Two Point Museum Guests

 

  • Youngsters who gain Buzz by viewing exhibits like all other guests; however, they refuse to read Info Stands to gain Knowledge. Instead, children gain Knowledge by using Interactive Displays. Children also become bored easily, meaning their Entertainment decays faster than other guests. They often litter, so keep on the lookout.

 

Yetis

 

Two Point Museum Guests

 

  • Special guests who only visit museums that have a collection of Frozen Finds (Prehistory), but they can also be attracted through Marketing. Yetis are a sophisticated, hairy bunch that will passively impart Knowledge to other nearby guests. Their good manners and love for nature mean that, unlike children, they never litter.

 

Clowns

 

 

  • Unlike others who enter from the outdoors, these special guests are produced when a Blooming Buffoon (Man-Eating Plants) eats one of your visitors. Clowns amuse other guests, imparting passive Entertainment to anyone nearby. Guests who are turned into a Clown retain their Buzz, Knowledge, and Happiness.

 

Cheese-Moongers

 

 

  • An industrious and cheerful bunch who travel the universe in search of Space Cheese. Similar to regular guests, except for their signature savoury scent which makes other guests Happy and Hungry. The reviews of the Cheese-Moongers are directly influenced by the overall Happiness of their customers.

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