Two Point Museum gets a big free content update with a new large UI scaling setting for Steam Deck

By Liam Dawe - 30 Apr 2025 at 9:41 am UTC

Two Point Studios / SEGA have updated the popular and well-received Two Point Museum with a fresh free content upgrade. Plus, it should feel better on Steam Deck now too.

Update 2.0 is quite a big one that amongst a bunch of extra free content includes a new " Very large UI scaling" they say will be "handy for Steam Deck". Nice to see a focus on UI sizing from more developers, as some game interfaces even on big desktop monitors are simply too small.

Main highlights of what's new includes:

23 floors & wallpapers

2 Staff Room items & 14 Staff Traits

Sandbox customisation options

A new 360° camera and the outdoor camera can now be placed inside

Requested quality of life changes to staff- traits in training, and more!

New extra large UI (handy for Steam Deck)

Requested Expedition Discovery changes

Community-inspired security changes

…and much more!

See all the finer details in a post on Steam.

The game has a Very Positive rating on Steam and it has Native Linux support. Valve rated it Steam Deck Playable but not Verified due to some in-game text being too small. So perhaps this new update will get it bumped up to Verified.

Two Point Museum | Release Date: 4th March 2025

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Tags: Native Linux, Steam Deck, Building Sim, Steam | Apps: Two Point Museum

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2 comments

grigi 15 hours ago

This is possibly the game I'm looking forward to get and play most at the moment. I just can't stop hearing good things about it.

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R Daneel Olivaw 4 hours ago

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I had save game corrupting crashes with this game on my linux desktop. Extremely frustrating because it was so much fun. But I'd be editing a space, then GONE ... the game would crash to desktop, and upon reload the entire save file would not load and said it was corrupt, so that entire museum was gone.

I think there were roundabout fixes to help the save corruption, but I saw others with the same crashing problem, so I just gave up.

Maybe this update has fixed it!?

The other biggest issue that gets the most discussion is the total and complete removal of thieves (or a settings toggle for on/off). I'm up for that. Currently they're still in the game, but the devs had massively dialed back how annoying they are. I wish they just weren't there at all. Totally kills the fun for me.

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