As you venture off into different museum specialties and continue connecting new Places of Interest across each map of expedition locations inTwo Point Museum, you’ll begin collecting all sorts of curiosities that you can dress up and display in your various museums.
But with plenty of danger lurking at most of the POIs in the game, and a variety of collectibles to log in each location, you’ll need to plan a steady stream of expeditions with seasoned museum staff to keep discovering new displays in Two Point Museum. Here’s where you can find each collectible exhibit in the game.
Plan Expeditions To Discover New Exhibits
When you first begin playing in almost every one of the five available museums in Two Point Museum, you’ll have a handful of free exhibits given to you by the previous curator to help get your museum on its feet, something to get those first few visitors in the door so you’re able to get your ticket sales going. Past that, though, it’s up to you toset up expeditionswith your museum staffers in search of new and exciting displays.
Each of your five museumscorrelate to a Place of Interest map. These are:
Botany doesn’t currently have its own location, but you’ll find plenty of plant discoveries across each POI map, so it’s never a bad idea to have a botanist or two on staff.
Once you find rewards on your expeditions,your highly-trained staff brings them backin the helicopter, and it’s up to you what to do with them from there. You’ll likely want todisplay your findsin the museum - that’s how to generate a collection worth paying to see, after all - but you never have to set anything out. Items areput in your inventory if they’re not placed immediately, so you don’t have to worry about choosing just yet.
Exhibits that are placed willneed to be maintained by relevant experts, lest they become filthy and unattractive to guests. Like litter, dirty exhibits decrease guest satisfaction, so be mindful to stay tidy.
If you’re low on cash and you don’t want to put that exhibit out for whatever reason - the quality isn’t good enough for the perks you want to use, it doesn’t fit the theme of your museum, etc. - you can opt tosell exhibits for cashby interacting with the dollar sign icon when looking at the item in your inventory. If you have the patience, though, your museum might attract a collector who appreciates what you have more than most. Accordingly,collectors pay more than market valuemost of the time for your finds.
Finally, if you’re looking to work on your Enlightenment in any given museum specialty, you canput exhibits into the Analysis machinein the Analysis room(if you’ve built one on-site already). You’ll need an expert to break it down, butanalyzing exhibits increases your Knowledge of them, which boosts the Knowledge score of that exhibit permanently. Accordingly, it’s a good idea toanalyze duplicate findsfrom expeditions - you’ll get Enlughtenment (and a cool new piece of furniture with it) and your guests learn more than they did before.
Not every location on the POI maps yield rewards, like obstructions that need clearing or the healing areas for sick/injured staff. If a location in the POI map isn’t listed in the tables below, it doesn’t offer rewards you can display or use in the museum.
Every Bone Belt Exhibit
Corresponding with the first museum you play in the campaign, the Memento Mile museum focused on all things Prehistory, you’ll find a wealth offossils and dinosaur skeletonson the Bone Belt map. Prepare a few drills ahead of time in the workshop back at the museum, since you’ll need them to clear some of the obstructions that stand between you and the more intricate fossil finds.
Edible Plants
Some of your Prehistory Mystery exhibits might not be quite as dead and gone as they seem -keep and eye on those things…
Every Two Point Sea Exhibit
Dive deep and discover all kinds of intricatesea creatures and underwater ruinsas you explore the depths of Two Point Sea. Only a small group of temperate fish are available at first, but as you expand your Knowledge on Marine Life exhibits and clear some of the high-risk obstructions with your most experienced staffers, you’ll find all kinds of cool things lurking below the surface.
Dinosaur Bones
This is but one of the POI maps with a Silverbottom Ghost or two on it, but you’ll need to keep looking for the remaining missing crew members if you’re hoping to reunite Twiggy and his team.
Every Netherworld Exhibit
Prepare to get scared as your staff brave the unknown venturing to the other side, exploring the Netherworld to find all kinds ofspirits, haunted exhibits, and cursed objects. These spirits might scare your guests if they’re left unattended or unsatisfied, so be sure they’re not wreaking havoc on the museum withsome well-trained expertsin the Supernatural.
Famous Possessions
Displaying spirits in your museum will require a few Polterguest rooms, which you may customize to your heart’s content to appease the spirits who are staying in them.
Every Bungle Burrows Exhibit
Hack your way through the wilds of Bungle Burrows to uncover all kinds of coolworkshop projects and perksfor the museum. These long-lost exhibits will keep guests intrigued as they explore your Science museum, taking in all kinds of cool contraptions and wild workshop projects. For most of the Labs locations, you’ll receive the Workshop Project item first before accruing perks and other rewards on subsequent visits.
Workshop Projects
After collecting Workshop Projects from locations around Bungle Burrow, have a staff member with Workshop training head in and begin creating all these new gadgets using the blueprints your expedition staff brought back. You can display them in your museum to attract all kinds of science aficionados.
Every Known Universe Exhibit
Space, not only the final frontier but also the final museum you’ll get to if you’re playing the campaign. Here, you’ll find all sorts ofartifacts from alien societies, like the Frogborne or the Cheese-Moongers.
Cheese-Moonger Artefacts
Be careful of those Astral Anomalies, though. Who knows what alien powers you’ve brought into the museum?
