SEGA and Two Point Studios have released Rides & Relics, the fourth major DLC expansion to management sim, Two Point Museum. The DLC launches alongside a free update that adds content from indie game, Little Kitty, Big City.

Rides & Relics adds a new theme park category to our museums, headlined by an all-new museum location, the Riquetti Gardens, and its five-star campaign. The campaign tasks curators with restoring the once-legendary amusement park to its former glory.

Curators will have access to full coaster customization tools for creating coasters in five different themes and styles. Coasters and rides must be maintained by the new Funfair Experts. Funfair Experts can be sent on expeditions to the new expedition map, Gearbox Fairgrounds, to hunt for blueprints and perks. The DLC includes over 15 new Funfair Exhibits, alongside new utility items, themed decorations, and gift shop items.

Launching alongside the DLC is a free update with indie game, Little Kitty, Big City. Little Kitty arrives via Two Point Museum’s official crossover theme, Digiverse. The new Digiverse Rift puts players into the ‘big city,’ where they collect Shinies across three new Points of Interest. By collecting Shinies, players can unlock new perks, and craft an all-new, kitty-approved Ledge Leaper interactive display in the Workshop.

The three new connected exhibits are all inspired by the cute exploration game. By completing the full Little City Diorama exhibit, curators can unlock the titular black cat as a display in their museum.

Previous Digiverse collabs include Cult of the Lamb, Dave the Diver, and Angry Birds.

Two Point Museum is part of the Two Point Franchise sale on Steam, celebrating the studio’s 10th anniversary. Two Point Campus is a whopping 90% off!

Two Point Museum: Rides & Relics is available now on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S, and coming soon to Switch 2. The management sim is rated E for Everyone.


This article was written by

Eric has been writing for over nine years with bylines at Dicebreaker, Pixelkin, Polygon, PC Gamer, Tabletop Gaming magazine, and more covering movies, TV shows, video games, tabletop games, and tech. He reviews and live streams D&D adventures every week on his YouTube channel. He also makes a mean tuna quesadilla.