Two Point Museum Launches 'Cult of the Lamb' Collaboration Update

투 포인트 뮤지엄 Two Point Museum
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Two Point Studios and SEGA Publishing Korea (CEO Go Saito) announced that they officially released a free update combining content from the roguelike game Cult of the Lamb into Two Point Museum on August 20, 2026.

This major update brings the unique world of Cult of the Lamb, developed by Massive Monster, into Two Point Museum through 'Digiverse,' the game's endless expedition system. Players step into the shoes of a curator to establish their own 'Museum Cult' inside the museum, construct a 'Shrine,' and collect 'Devotion' from guests. Through this process, players unlock various 'Cult Rewards,' and as the cult grows, ordinary visitors gradually transform into loyal 'Followers.' Visitors with higher loyalty provide more Devotion, while significantly boosting the museum's 'Buzz' and the amount of 'offerings' received, allowing players to effectively gather 'donations' in the form of offerings.

Notably, this collaboration content brings distinct numerical expansion to the game. Players can dispatch expert teams to explore four new 'Points of Interest' located across the 'lands of false prophets.' In addition, players can craft as many as four 'unique Exhibits' via the 'Workshop' to customize a truly unique cult. Furthermore, players can place the 'roaming Lamb' exhibit in their museum to attract guests and recruit them into the cult, earning special bonus perks as their loyal cult members grow. Museum staff can also be assigned to 'Cult of the Museum' training, which raises their faith and lowers their salary increase demands for more efficient management.

Collected 'Devotion' can be spent on the 'Cult Reward tree' to unlock decorative items or upgrade existing exhibits, as well as discover 'new Rituals' that bestow powerful bonus perks across the entire museum. This collaboration update is available immediately across Steam, PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch 2.

This article was originally written in Korean and translated with the help of AI. It was then edited by a native English-speaking editor. All AI-assisted translations are reviewed and refined by our newsroom. [Read Original]

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