Two Point Museum: Rides & Relics DLC and Free Little Kitty Crossover Out Now

Theme park construction has officially collided with historical curation following the launch of the Rides & Relics DLC and a free Little Kitty, Big City crossover update for Two Point Museum on October 8, 2026. Managing a museum apparently now requires a background in civil engineering and high-speed safety regulations, as players are tasked with running rollercoasters alongside fragile historical preservation.

The expansion is priced at £9.99 on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S, according to Two Point Studios, with a Nintendo Switch 2 version designated as "coming soon." Meanwhile, the Little Kitty, Big City "Digiverse" update is a free addition available immediately across Steam, PlayStation, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch 2.

Integrating amusement park physics with delicate glass display cases is a bold curatorial strategy. The DLC sends players to Riquetti Gardens, a once-legendary amusement park in Two Point County that has sat dark and rusty for years. Turning a profit here means reviving the park's glory while keeping high-speed coaster cars from crashing directly into priceless fossils.

The details

• Rides & Relics Price: £9.99 on PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S (Switch 2 coming soon)
• Free Update: Little Kitty, Big City Digiverse crossover (out now on Steam, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch 2)
• New Locations: Riquetti Gardens museum and Gearbox Fairgrounds expedition map
• Key Features: Custom mini-coasters, Funfair Experts, 15+ exhibits, and a new five-star campaign

What's in the park?

The paid DLC introduces "Funfair Experts" to manage the chaotic merger of educational exhibits and theme park thrills. Players can build custom mini-coasters across five different coaster themes, adjusting the height and tilting the camber of the tracks to maximize excitement (and hopefully avoid shattering any nearby glass).

According to the official feature list, the DLC also includes:

• The unexplored Gearbox Fairgrounds expedition map for uncovering new blueprints.
• Museum assistants who can dress up as Mascots to entertain queuing guests.
• Over 15 funfair exhibits, including Antique Amusements.
• Practical additions like a Helipad, Ticket Desk, custom benches, and thematic gift shop items.

Enter the Digiverse

For players looking to add a bit of domestic chaos to their floor plan, the free Little Kitty, Big City update brings the indie adventure's brand of feline mischief into the museum. Curators can send their experts into a digital recreation of the big city to explore three distinct Points of Interest.

The crossover allows players to collect "Shinies" to impress Crow, unlocking new areas and workshop perks. These perks include tools to boost exhibit value or neutralize the museum's constant nemesis: dust. The update also includes a Ledge Leaper interactive display for guests, a Hatted Chameleon terrarium, a duck pond, and the ability to place traffic cones on statues—because no metropolitan museum is complete without street-level realism.

Why it matters

Management sims thrive on escalating complexity, and introducing high-speed kinetic rides alongside stationary displays shifts the mechanical focus of Two Point Museum. By pairing a paid theme-park expansion with a free, high-profile indie crossover, the developers are testing how far the boundaries of a traditional museum simulator can bend before they snap.