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Two Point Museum Goes Full Gallery Mode With The Brilliantly Bonkers Arty-Facts DLC

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Two Point Museum Arty-Facts – available now

There’s already plenty of chaos to manage in Two Point Museum, but the latest expansion – that of Arty-Facts – asks a very important question: what if your guests were emotionally overwhelmed by a painting of pigs instead?

Enter Two Point Museum: Arty-Facts, a brand-new DLC pack now available on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, and PC for ÂŁ9.99, bringing a fresh museum location, interactive art exhibits, new expert types, and enough artistic nonsense to make even the most pretentious curator crack a smile.

It might just be the most wonderfully ridiculous addition the series has seen yet.

At A Glance

  • Game: Two Point Museum
  • DLC: Arty-Facts
  • Price: ÂŁ9.99
  • Platforms: Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, PC
  • Coming Soon To: Nintendo Switch 2
  • Key Features:
    • New museum location – Undee Docks
    • New Art Experts staff type
    • 27+ new art exhibits
    • Interactive art installations
    • Art Studio room
    • New expedition map
    • New decorations, cafe items, and gift shop content

Undee Docks Opens Its Doors

Rather than simply adding a few decorative pieces, Arty-Facts introduces an entirely new museum theme centred around art, expression, and gloriously questionable masterpieces.

The new location, Undee Docks, becomes your creative playground as you recruit specialised Art Experts tasked with discovering, restoring, and even creating original works for display. Naturally, this being Two Point, things are rarely straightforward.

Some exhibits are priceless. Others are probably something dragged out of a car park. Distinguishing between the two is apparently part of the job description.

The Art Studio Is The Real Star

The standout addition is easily the new Art Studio room, allowing players to commission original art pieces directly inside the museum itself.

Paintings, sculptures, strange conceptual displays – it’s all fair game. Different experts bring different artistic traits to the table, meaning the combinations can become wonderfully unpredictable. One curator might create something emotionally profound. Another may produce what looks like a stick figure drawn during a lunch break.

The DLC also introduces interactive exhibits and performance art pieces designed to entertain guests beyond traditional displays, turning galleries into living attractions rather than static hallways full of frames.

More Than Just A Cosmetic Add-On

Arty-Facts changes the flow of your museum, introducing new systems, staff specialisations, and exhibit mechanics that slot naturally into the base game.

And considering how strong the foundation already is, that’s a very good thing.

In our 4.5/5 review of Two Point Museum, we said: “Two Point Museum is arguably the best in the series yet, and keeps the hot streak going for the consistently brilliant sim series.”

Since then, we’ve had the equally good Fantasy Finds DLC too.

Curating Feelings One Exhibit At A Time

Arty-Facts embraces creativity without losing the management chaos that makes Two Point Museum so enjoyable. Between balancing guest satisfaction, building galleries, and trying not to accidentally unleash paint-related disasters, there’s always something demanding your attention.

If your museum was already thriving, Arty-Facts gives you another excuse to obsess over every detail. If things were falling apart already… well, at least now you can fail stylishly.

You’ll find the Two Point Museum Arty-Facts DLC on the usual storefronts. We’ll send you the way of the Xbox Store via that bold link. Just remember, you need the base game to make the most of the content included here. 

Neil Watton
Neil Wattonhttps://www.thexboxhub.com/
An Xbox gamer since 2002, I bought the big black box just to play Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee. I have since loved every second of the 360's life and am now just as obsessed with the Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S - mostly with the brilliant indie scene that has come to the fore. Gamertag is neil363, feel free to add me to your list.
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