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Two Point Museum Space and Science

Curate and Manage Incredible Exhibits in Two Point Museum! Space And Science Exhibits Unveiled!

Posted on 1 April 2025 by Ren

March 31, 2025 – SEGA is pleased to reveal new information about the exhibits in Two Point Museum, Two Point Studios’ latest game for PlayStation®5, Xbox Series X|S, and Steam.

All matter of curios and bizarre specimens lie scattered across Two Point County, waiting to be discovered in the wastelands or even the depths of space! Here’s a quick look at some of the exhibits you can find in the Known Universe and the Bungle Burrows, expedition maps you’ll have access to after unlocking Pebberley Heights and Bungle Wasteland, respectively!

 

Space Exhibits

 

Cheese-Moonger Artefact: Cheese Refiner

 

Two Point Museum Space and Science

 

A dairy purifying, slug-based filtration system that’s well-known among Cheese-Moongers. Meals created using this invention lower guest hunger to a greater degree than regular dishes, making it a boon to your cafeteria’s operations.

 

Space Junk: Claimed Space Rock

 

Two Point Museum Space and Science

 

A rock that has already been claimed via a flag. You will encounter many of these during your expeditions through space.

 

Astral Anomalies Subcategory

 

Two Point Museum Space and Science

 

Artefacts classified as Astral Anomalies will activate once certain conditions are met, transforming to reveal secret functions. These strange exhibits contain mysterious markings or glyphs, each with different requirements.

 

Astral Anomaly: Space Ball

 

Two Point Museum Space and Science

 

By activating this anomaly’s Cosmic Construction function, you can generate decorative items. See if you can crack the code and uncover the secrets this artefact holds!

 

Science Exhibits

 

Classic Contraption: Flying Machine

 

Two Point Museum Space and Science

 

A vehicle capable of brief, uncontrollable aerial voyages. Similar to Dinosaur Bones, you’ll need to send your staff on multiple expeditions to gather all of the components necessary to build one.

 

Custom Contraption: Douse ‘n Dose

 

 

A bath that heals those who soak in it, allowing your staff to recover from their injuries or illnesses!

 

Custom Contraption: Air Commissioner

 

 

A device that controls the temperature, setting it to whatever feels “right”.

 

 

The Workshop is the place to craft Custom Contraptions and other exhibits. In addition, you can use it to construct robo staff: mechanical workers who work just like their organic counterparts. To ensure maximum staff efficiency, prepare a Robo Charger for your robo staff and a Staff Room for your human workers.

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