An overall fun experience. I definitely had some bugs and issues, but nothing that couldnt be either ignored or fixed with a restart. I can't tell if I liked this or campus better, but i liked both enough to spend over a hundred hours each perfecting them so it is a definite recommend from me.

Until they do something about the Thieves, I am done.
I had 40-cops, most of them robot built but still had them in a smaller museum. Assigned to zones with multiple in each zone. Cameras, chairs. My camera cops had fully upgraded their camera skills. And the freaking thieves still stole an item that was 5-parts. Gone, never offered it to sell back to me. A trip that costs a lot of money to send people to and I need 5-parts to complete the exhibit. Couple minutes later, another round of thieves invades.
I realize you need some kind of action to keep people playing and active. The game gets a bit repetitive and thieves help break that up, but this is too much. Every few minutes I get another invasion of thieves. I cant play for trying to patrol my own museum, and then still loose a large exhibit. I have to quick save and if they steal something I reload and try to stop them (as long as the game as not saved over the ONE save file.) Not my idea of a fun game.
Frustrating, demoralizing, and feel like waste of time to even bother to set up nice exhibits if they only get stolen.

Étrangement, Two Point décroit en qualité d'un opus à un autre.

Niveau graphisme : tout va bien.
Niveau bugs et fluidité : au top.
Niveau thème : c'est cool.

Par contre, pourquoi partir de plus en plus dans des délires ?!
Est-il si difficile de créer un jeu marrant sur l'aspect culturel/musée pour lequel on pourrait apprendre des choses ? De vrai squelettes ? De vrai poissons ? De vrai recherches ? (...)

Le jeu à ne pas acheter à son enfant sauf si c'est juste pour l'abrutir. On comprend mieux le niveau d'apprentissage et de culture de la nouvelle génération...