TRY TWO POINT MUSEUM FOR FREE AS DAVE THE DIVER JOINS DIGIVERSE

London, United Kingdom – 19 June – Two Point Studios and SEGA have announced that Two Point Museum is now available to try for free on Steam and Xbox.

Celebrating 10 years since Two Point Studios opened its doors, all players on Steam and Xbox are welcome to try the full version of Two Point Museum, the museum management sim that sees you find and display extravagant exhibits, colourful curios and remarkable relics. It’s free to play until from now until Monday 22 June. Meanwhile, PlayStation owners can experience a two-hour trial of Two Point Museum, which is now live indefinitely for all PlayStation Plus Premium subscribers to try at their leisure.

Two Point Studios also announced their next Digiverse Rift in Two Point Museum sees the aquatic adventures of Dave the Diver joining the fray, now live as a free update for all players. Experts will get to visit three Points of Interest in the Blue Hole and collect a diverse menu of Marine Life, with six exhibits on offer. You can create a vibe fit to suit the Sea People with new aquarium decorative items and even open a brand new business, building your very own Bancho Sushi Bar in your museum and serve fresh fish.

Making its debut as part of the tenth anniversary is the first episode of Two Point Cinematic Universe, an animated series where fans can follow the antics of their favourite characters from the world of Two Point. You can watch the first episode below:

Two Point Studios also shared its Summer ’26 Roadmap, which begins with the launch of Arty-Facts on Nintendo Switch 2. Arty-Facts invites creative museum managers to express themselves by collecting and commissioning art exhibitions and installations in Two Point County and is now available to purchase for £9.99.

Finally, Two Point Studios also returned to its past with the announcement of Two Point Hospital: Full Health Collection. This bumper package brings together Two Point Hospital and all its DLC and Free-LC since its original release eight years ago. The full list of DLC included in Full Health Collection is:

Two Point Hospital: Full Health Collection will be coming soon to XBOX Series X|S, PlayStation 5 and Switch 2 with further details on its release to follow.

These announcements were part of the Two Point Studios tenth anniversary livestream, which showcased the iconic titles in the series that players have enjoyed over the past decade: Two Point Hospital, Two Point Campus and Two Point Museum.

Head over to www.twopointstudios.com and follow Two Point Museum on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, TikTok, Bluesky, and Twitter for more details.

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About Two Point Studios Limited:

Two Point Studios is a British game developer, based in Farnham, Surrey (UK) and was founded in 2016. Two Point Studios’ small, but dedicated and passionate team have worked on some of the most recognisable brands in gaming, including Fable and Black and White. Drawing on that experience, Two Point Studios released a brand-new IP in the sim genre called Two Point Hospital in August 2018, which was praised by critics and fans for its humour, charm, and engaging gameplay. The studio went on to launch Two Point Campus in August 2022, to great critical acclaim, followed by Two Point Museum in March 2025, which was celebrated for expanding the series’ signature humour and deep simulation design. For more information about Two Point Studios visit www.twopointstudios.com.

About SEGA® Europe Limited:

SEGA Europe Limited is the European Distribution arm of Tokyo, Japan-based SEGA CORPORATION, and a worldwide leader in interactive entertainment both inside and outside the home. The company develops and distributes interactive entertainment software products for a variety of hardware platforms including PC, wireless devices, and those manufactured by Nintendo, Microsoft and Sony Interactive Entertainment Europe. SEGA wholly owns the video game development studios Two Point Studios, Creative Assembly, Sports Interactive and HARDlight. SEGA Europe’s website is located at www.sega.co.uk