Two Point Museum: Rides & Relics dlc announced with funfair and coasters

The expansion also adds a new expedition map: the Gearbox Fairground expedition map. Players will send new Funfair Experts on these runs to unlock extra museum content.

According to the available information, Rides & Relics includes more than 17 funfair-themed exhibits. The trailer shows a pirate ship, haunted house, ferris wheel, popcorn stand, candyfloss stall, teacup ride, and cheese flume.

What happened

Two Point Studios has unveiled Rides & Relics as a new dlc for Two Point Museum. The expansion is clearly inspired by theme parks and funfairs, and the official trailer highlights that players can build their own coasters. The announcement ties that idea into Two Point Museum's existing setup, where new content is unlocked through expeditions and then placed in the museum. The available information explicitly says the expansion includes more than 17 funfair-themed exhibits, but it does not provide a full list of every object or attraction.

Alongside that attraction-focused angle, the game is getting a new expedition map called the Gearbox Fairground expedition map. The studio is also introducing new Funfair Experts, who can be sent out to unlock more museum content. In the trailer and description, several concrete examples are shown of what that funfair theme includes, such as a pirate ship, haunted house, ferris wheel, popcorn stand, candyfloss stall, teacup ride, and cheese flume. The source also notes that the trailer is an official release date trailer, but the supplied article material does not include an exact release date or release window for the dlc.

The announcement fits into Two Point Studios' broader style, with playful nods to classic management games. In this case, Rides & Relics is being presented as an expansion that further develops the funfair and theme park side of Two Point Museum. The combination of a new expedition map, new experts, and 17+ exhibits makes it clear that the dlc adds more than cosmetic extras, bringing new content systems into the museum itself.

Background

Two Point Studios was founded by Mark Webley and Gary Carr, both of whom previously worked at Bullfrog Productions on Theme Park. The new dlc is being framed in coverage as a nod to that classic. That reference matters because the studio also worked on Two Point Hospital, often described as a spiritual successor to Bullfrog's Theme Hospital. In the supplied source description, Rides & Relics is therefore placed in a longer tradition of Two Point projects that draw on well-known management games from the past.

The new expansion for Two Point Museum follows that pattern by using Theme Park as a clear point of inspiration. The source description explicitly says players can build their own coasters. That puts the focus on a mix of attractions, fairground objects, and museum expeditions. The name of the new expedition map, Gearbox Fairground expedition map, fits that approach and shows that the expansion adds a separate content layer to the existing game structure.

The mention of Funfair Experts is another concrete part of the expansion. According to the available information, these new experts are used on the fairground expedition to unlock additional museum content. The source also mentions more than 17 funfair-themed exhibits, indicating that the dlc adds a fairly broad set of new objects. The trailer shows several examples, but the supplied material does not specify which of those objects are directly usable, which are decorative, or how exactly they feed into museum progression.

The video source labels the trailer as an official release date trailer, but the text itself does not give a specific date. As a result, the only confirmed timing is that the announcement was made on 2026-09-15 and that the expansion was revealed at that time. Further details on price, platform-specific differences, or an exact launch date are not mentioned in the supplied material.

Sources

• Eurogamer: announcement of Rides & Relics for Two Point Museum
• GameTrailers / YouTube: official release date trailer for Two Point Museum: Rides & Relics