Cult of the Lamb adds a temple and rituals to Two Point Museum

On 21 August, SEGA and Two Point Studios shipped free update 11.0 for Two Point Museum, a crossover with Cult of the Lamb. The patch is already on every platform. Curators reach the horned cult through a separate Digiverse rift.

A shrine built in the workshop becomes the heart of a museum cult. Guests worship it and hand over a resource called Devotion. As more visitors turn into followers, that stockpile grows, and so do the museum's Buzz rating and its donations.

Devotion spends on a reward branch: decorations, exhibits, upgrades, and rituals for the Temple. Unlocked pieces still have to be built in the workshop. Cult of the Lamb lends the Drum Circle, the Offering Statue, and the Temple, where rituals trade saved Devotion for museum bonuses.

Experts walk the lands of the false prophets. Four landmarks wait there, each with its own scenario and the kind of danger Cult of the Lamb is known for. A roaming exhibit, the Lamb, can be invited into the halls. Staff train in the Cult Museum: stronger faith means lower salary expectations. Update 11.0 also carries bug fixes and optimisation. The game runs on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC.

Trailer: Cult of the Lamb. Two Point Studios write-up: update 11.0.