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Two Point Studios y SEGA Europe anuncian que Two Point Museum: Zoomuseo, el mayor contenido descargable hasta el momento de Two Point Museum, ya está disponible en Nintendo Switch 2. Los jugadores podrán gestionar sus museos, cuidar criaturas curiosas y diseñar exposiciones inolvidables en cualquier lugar. Zoomuseo incorpora a tu museo una nueva zona llena de diversión, caos y criaturas que…

A surprising updraft from Pebberley Island has brought another cloud-full of frogs to the area. They really should put a roof on the frog sanctuary...

The swirling winds of Pebberley Island have shown no mercy to our amphibious friends. Most of the Pebberley frog sanctuary are in the skies above us, waiting to come down.

Revenge of the Savage Planet just crashed into Two Point Museum with a free update now live on Linux, Steam Deck, Mac, and Windows PC. Thanks to the nonstop creativity of Two Point Studios, chaos never gets old. Which you can also find discounted on Steam and Humble Store. Along with 98% Overwhelmingly Positive reviews. I booted up my Linux PC expecting a normal museum shift. You know, fix a few exhibits, stop guests from licking cursed artefacts, that kind of night. Instead, a cosmic rift tore open reality and Revenge of the Savage Planet crashed straight into Two Point Museum. And honestly? I’m still grinning. AND you can play it on Steam Deck. This new free update doesn’t just add content. It adds chaos. The good kind. The “why is that plant biting my staff” kind. Two Point Studios and SEGA Europe teamed up with Raccoon Logic Studios and basically said, what if museum management went to space and forgot all safety rules? Mission accomplished.

When Museum Curating Goes Full Sci-Fi

If you’ve played Revenge of the Savage Planet, you already know the vibe. Loud colors. Unhinged creatures. Biology that feels like it was designed during a sleep-deprived game jam. Now imagine dragging that energy into Two Point Museum. Thanks to a mysterious rift, your curators are suddenly hopping between planets. Stellaris Prime. Xephyr. The Zenithian Rift. Three Points of Interest that feel alien in the best possible way. You’re not sightseeing. You’re surviving-lite expeditions, grabbing exhibits, and hoping your staff doesn’t get eaten before lunch. And yes, things will try to eat your staff.

Exhibits That Absolutely Should Not Be Inside a Museum

There are also six brand-new exhibits to recover from the savage world of Revenge of the Savage Planet. Some are Botany exhibits. Some belong in Terrariums or Habitats. None of them behave. We’re talking temperamental life forms and aggressively bitey flora like Arid Maw and Fungal Maw. They look incredible. They also have zero respect for museum etiquette. Visitors like them. While ftaff… learn to cope. It’s that perfect Two Point balance. Bright, funny, and constantly one bad decision away from disaster.

Two Point Museum x Revenge of the Savage Planet Trailer

Staff Room Upgrades That Feel Like a Cry for Help

The update doesn’t stop at exhibits. The Staff Room got some… questionable additions. There’s a High-Five Machine. A staff-sized Hamster Wheel. These are apparently for “team bonding,” not safety. Which tracks. You also get a new Staff Outfit built for interstellar duty. Helmets optional. Common sense unavailable. Watching janitors sprint through the museum while dressed like budget astronauts never gets old.

Style, Science, and Glorious Nonsense

To sell the sci-fi fantasy, the update adds new decorative items, also a brand-new vending machine, and fresh Workshop materials for crafting. So your museum can finally look like it belongs on the edge of the Digiverse instead of a damp city block. And here’s the fun twist. For the first time ever, the crossover goes both ways. Players can find items inside Revenge of the Savage Planet too. Pointian exhibits show up in another universe, because why not bend reality a little harder?

Why Players Should Care about Revenge of the Savage Planet

Continue reading Update 3.0, “MIA Exhibits & Items” for Two Point Museum out now with FREE Summer content for all