Check out the spooky new Two Point Museum trailer

By Liam Dawe - 5 Nov 2024 at 3:43 pm UTC

One I missed from Halloween - Two Point Museum got a new trailer to showcase the haunted Wailon Lodge as the latest playable museum location. As curator of Wailon Lodge, your task is to join the ghostly front-of-house and discover show-stopping exhibits that will turn the old haunted hotel into a bustling location once more.

Just like the previous games in the Two Point series (Two Point Campus / Two Point Hospital), there will be various locations for you to build through to create the perfect attraction.

Check out the trailer below:

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Two Point Museum will have Native Linux support at release. The main release is on March 4th, but Advanced Access for the Explorer Edition begins February 27th. Pre-order starts at £24.99 for the main base package and £34.99 for the Explorer Edition.

If you do pre-order you get various Sonic themed items which will only be available for those who do.

Will any GamingOnLinux readers be picking it up?

Two Point Museum | Release Date: 4th March 2025

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Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.

Tags: Native Linux, Building Sim, Comedy, Steam, Strategy, Upcoming | Apps: Two Point Museum

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finaldest 5 Nov 2024

Sweet. I look forward to this. I will be playing this on launch for sure.

I just got Planet Coaster 2 as its officially deck verified so that should keep me occupied until then

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neolith 6 Nov 2024

I'd give it a try, but it seems to be infested with Denuvo. emoji

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Ehvis 6 Nov 2024

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I'd give it a try, but it seems to be infested with Denuvo.

Denuvo only supports Windows though.

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neolith 7 Nov 2024

Denuvo only supports Windows though.

I am still using Windows and Linux in parallel until I am getting a new computer next year. And I don't want to give people that slap unnecessary DRM onto everything my money. emoji

Sooner or later they might either make Denuvo work on Linux or render the games unusable without Windows.

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