Two Point Museum DLC Adds Fantasy Classes Like Barbarian & Wizard
▼ Summary
– Two Point Museum is releasing its first paid DLC, Fantasy Finds, in July, featuring medieval fantasy-themed exhibits and RPG-inspired expeditions.
– The DLC adds 40 magical exhibits like Flying Carpets and Novel Wardrobes, which provide blessings but can curse guests if poorly maintained.
– Players hire Fantasy Experts (barbarian, wizard, rogue, bard) with unique stats to tackle challenges like dragon attacks or locked shortcuts during expeditions.
– Fantasy Finds includes new guest archetypes, decorations, staff buffs, and medieval-themed items, launching on 17th July for PlayStation, Xbox, and PC with a 10% discount.
– Two Point Museum is praised as a standout management sim, currently available at a 20% discount during the Steam Summer Sale.
The upcoming Two Point Museum DLC brings a magical twist to the quirky management simulator, introducing fantasy-themed exhibits, RPG-inspired mechanics, and a host of new content. Titled Fantasy Finds, this expansion launches on July 17th for PlayStation, Xbox, and PC, offering players a fresh way to enchant, or curse, their museum visitors.
With 40 mystical exhibits like the Flying Carpet and Novel Wardrobe, the DLC blends whimsy with strategic depth. These artifacts grant buffs to guests when properly maintained, but neglect them, and chaos ensues. To uncover and manage these relics, players must recruit Fantasy Experts, specialized staff including barbarians, wizards, rogues, and bards, each with unique stats. Success hinges on assembling the right team, whether facing dragon attacks or picking locks with the perfect mix of Intelligence and Luck.
Beyond exhibits, Fantasy Finds introduces three new guest types, 26 decorative items, and Mythical Gear to boost staff performance. A medieval-themed helicopter paint job adds flair to expeditions, while interactive displays and themed decor round out the package. Though pricing remains unconfirmed, a 10% launch discount will be available for the first week.
For newcomers, the base game, praised as the best in the Two Point series, is currently 20% off during the Steam Summer Sale. As Eurogamer’s review noted, the game’s charm lies in its absurd yet addictive take on museum management, blending humor with surprisingly sharp commentary. Now, with fantasy elements in the mix, the chaos promises to be even more spellbinding.
(Source: EuroGamer)
