It belongs in a museum.
Universities and hospitals: they’re well-known money spinners (assuming you ignore socialised healthcare) and make perfect sense for a management sim. What doesn’t strike me as such a lucrative institution is a museum. I went to a lot of them as a child specifically because it was a cheap day out, and as I rocket closer towards middle age, I finally appreciate my parents’ mentality.
Honestly, it’s not the theme I expected from the third Two Point game before it was announced, and my initial reaction was one more of confusion and minor pessimism than anything else, partly for the reasons previously mentioned. More fool me, though, as Two Point Museum may well be the most balanced and well-rounded of the lot.
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Great review! It’s interesting to see how Two Point Museum might be the best in the series. It’s a shame about the lack of mouse mode, but I love the idea of combining fun gaming with a museum theme. Looking forward to seeing how it performs!
Thanks for your comment! It’s definitely exciting to see how the game builds on previous titles. The lack of a mouse mode is surprising, especially since it could enhance gameplay for many players. Overall, the design choices really make it stand out!