Hey fellow curators!

I’m honestly having such a great time with Two Point Museum and its DLC . I’ve been super inspired by the different exhibits, the map illustrations, the icons, the UI… and especially by the lore I imagine behind the museums and the different exhibits. I’ve been trying to keep that storytelling vibe alive by how I arrange the exhibits across the different spaces we get in the game.

So I wanted to share some ideas I had for Wailon Lodge, and maybe open it up to other players who are also telling stories through their exhibits. feel free to share your ideas! Right now, I’m working with a fantasy theme, but here’s what I did last week with the supernatural exhibits.

1 - Roach Burger Hotel Franchise
So for number one I tried to organize the cafeteria around the animator show. I understand that this is heavily inspired by Five Nights at Freddy's, am I right? So I was trying to imagine a mildly abandoned but still functional Roach `burger `franchise that once operated in the hotel, with the creepy refurbished show still kind of going on for our museum guests. Remember, eyes on your burger!!

2 - Jacques O'Phantom's Funeral
I used Jacques O'Phantom's portrait to imagine his funeral, considering he was the first explorer to visit the netherworld. I imagine that his casket is actually filled with stones, because even though he's presumed to be dead, nobody can tell for sure. Still, the hotel holds a special tribute to him in a never-ending wake.

3 & 4 - Abandoned Warehouse Wing
I grouped most of the cursed objects in one wing of the museum, which I imagine as this abandoned warehouse or dusty attic. Guests have to walk through narrow corridors lined with old furniture, and as they do, they pass by different exhibits that get progressively creepier. The eerie vibe keeps building up until they reach our favorite “always-staring-at-you” doll, displayed in a fully haunted room with flying books, shifting furniture, and a total room-gone-mad vibe.



Sharing My Lore-Driven Exhibit Designs in Two Point Museum (Wailon Lodge)