Two Point Museum: Zooseum Opens its Doors on December 2nd

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New Zooseum Expansion for Two Point Museum Launches Dec 2 – Dive into Wildlife Management!

Two Point Studios and Sega Europe will release Two Point Museum: Zooseum, the largest DLC to date for the museum management simulator Two Point Museum, on December 2 for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. The DLC will be priced at $10.99, with a Nintendo Switch 2 version planned for release in Q1 2026. Zooseum introduces a new five-chapter story campaign and map, where players can enlist the help of a new wildlife expert. The expansion includes over 40 new Wildlife Exhibits, the Habitat and Wildlife Welfare rooms, and new workshop items like interactive displays and themed decorations. Players can sample Zooseum with the Zooseum Free Taster Content, available now for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. The Switch 2 version will be released later in 2025. The free content offers a preview of the new Silverbottom Park museum location (the first star of the Zooseum campaign), the wildlife expert, wildlife-themed decorations, and Zooseum-themed gift shop items, such as plushies, books, onesies, and posters.

Zooseum Launch Discount for Early Adopters – Rescue & Rehabilitate at Two Point Museum!

For a limited time, early adopters of Zooseum will receive a 10% discount during the first week of launch on Steam, Epic Games, and Xbox. PlayStation users must be PS Plus members to be eligible for the discount. In Zooseum, players must rescue, raise, and rehabilitate a diverse cast of creatures, ranging from a Spyglass Giraffe to a Cabin Snail. The DLC also features the Farflung Isles expedition map and over 40 Wildlife Exhibits with habitat and terrarium animals. Two Point Museum: Zooseum was developed by Two Point Studios Limited and is distributed by Sega Europe.

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