Two Point Studios and SEGA have announced a new DLC expansion for Two Point Museum, with the add-on scheduled to launch on other platforms on October 8 and a Nintendo Switch 2 version arriving at a later, unspecified date.
The expansion centers on a funfair theme and expands museum gameplay with new exhibits, a campaign, and construction tools tailored to miniature roller-coasters.
In their announcement, SEGA and Two Point Studios explained that the expansion casts players as Funfair Experts charged with reopening Two Point County's long-dormant Riquetti Gardens amusement park.
The developers described the site as having sat "dark, rusty and guest-less" for years, setting the stage for curators to restore its attractions and reimagine museum experiences.
Key features confirmed for the DLC include tools to design and place mini-coasters, a new five-star campaign, and additional thematic content to expand museum exhibits.
The studio said players will be able to customize coaster elements such as height, tilt and camber, while ensuring delicate artifacts remain safe from overly ambitious corkscrew loops.
Museum staff can be outfitted as mascots to entertain guests, and players can mount expeditions to the abandoned Gearbox Fairgrounds to discover new blueprints and perks.
What the DLC includes:
- New expert type: Funfair Expert
- Tools to build custom mini-coasters with five distinct coaster themes
- An unexplored expedition map set in Gearbox Fairgrounds
- A new five-star campaign
- 15+ Funfair exhibits, including antique amusements
- New gift shop items, themed decorations and utility items such as helipad, ticket desk, benches and bins
The update also restores and reimagines iconic rides from Two Point County's past, allowing veteran managers to build blueprints that tie historic attractions into existing museum themes.
A trailer accompanying the announcement provides a first look at coaster construction, new exhibit items and the atmosphere of the reopened Riquetti Gardens.
Additionally, Two Point Museum recently received a collaboration with indie hit Cult of the Lamb, which remains available alongside the new content.
SEGA and Two Point Studios have not provided a specific release date for the Nintendo Switch 2 edition; players on Nintendo hardware typically acquire DLC through the Nintendo eShop once platform release details are confirmed.
The expansion centers on a funfair theme and expands museum gameplay with new exhibits, a campaign, and construction tools tailored to miniature roller-coasters.
In their announcement, SEGA and Two Point Studios explained that the expansion casts players as Funfair Experts charged with reopening Two Point County's long-dormant Riquetti Gardens amusement park.
The developers described the site as having sat "dark, rusty and guest-less" for years, setting the stage for curators to restore its attractions and reimagine museum experiences.
Key features confirmed for the DLC include tools to design and place mini-coasters, a new five-star campaign, and additional thematic content to expand museum exhibits.
The studio said players will be able to customize coaster elements such as height, tilt and camber, while ensuring delicate artifacts remain safe from overly ambitious corkscrew loops.
Museum staff can be outfitted as mascots to entertain guests, and players can mount expeditions to the abandoned Gearbox Fairgrounds to discover new blueprints and perks.
What the DLC includes:
- New expert type: Funfair Expert
- Tools to build custom mini-coasters with five distinct coaster themes
- An unexplored expedition map set in Gearbox Fairgrounds
- A new five-star campaign
- 15+ Funfair exhibits, including antique amusements
- New gift shop items, themed decorations and utility items such as helipad, ticket desk, benches and bins
The update also restores and reimagines iconic rides from Two Point County's past, allowing veteran managers to build blueprints that tie historic attractions into existing museum themes.
A trailer accompanying the announcement provides a first look at coaster construction, new exhibit items and the atmosphere of the reopened Riquetti Gardens.
Additionally, Two Point Museum recently received a collaboration with indie hit Cult of the Lamb, which remains available alongside the new content.
SEGA and Two Point Studios have not provided a specific release date for the Nintendo Switch 2 edition; players on Nintendo hardware typically acquire DLC through the Nintendo eShop once platform release details are confirmed.
