Two Point Museum announces Ride & Relics DLC

SEGA and Two Point Studios have just announced a new DLC expansion for Two Point Museum. The content will launch on other platforms on October 8, while the Nintendo Switch 2 version will arrive at a later date.

In this new expansion, players will take on the role of Theme Park Experts, with the ability to build their own miniature roller coasters. There will also be new areas to explore, a brand-new campaign, and much more.

Here’s a rundown of what’s included:

Players will take on the role of Funfair Expert as they prepare to reopen the gates of Two Point County’s once-legendary amusement park. For years, the site at Riquetti Gardens has sat dark, rusty and guest-less – and there’s nothing amusing about that.

To run a successful funfair, curators will have to carefully craft mini-coasters with custom height, tilt and camber, whilst making sure their corkscrew doesn’t spiral into any fragile artefacts. Museum assistants can be dressed to thrill as they transform into Mascots, entertaining and immersing guests as they wait to board rides and explore the park. Experts can also be sent further on expeditions to the old abandoned park of Gearbox Fairgrounds to uncover new breathtaking blueprints and perks to make this museum one hell of a ride.

The new DLC will also feature iconic rides from Two Point County’s past and veteran managers will have the chance to bring history to life for guests by building blueprints for immersive ride experiences that complement the existing museum themes.

What’s in the park?
• Tools to build your own mini-coasters with 5 Coaster Themes
• An unexplored expedition map exploring the abandoned Gearbox Fairgrounds
• A new five-star campaign to explore
• New expert type: Funfair Experts
• 15+ Funfair Exhibits including Antique Amusements
• New Gift Shop items
• New themed items and decorations
• New utility items including Helipad, Ticket Desk, benches, bins and more!

You can check out the trailer below for a closer look at the expansion:

DLC Trailer

Additionally, Two Point Museum recently received a collaboration with Cult of the Lamb, and you can learn more about it here.