The sandbox mode in "Double Point Museum" is a very fun mode in the game, and this mode has many creative gameplay. First of all, it is hardcore gameplay. If you want to challenge it, you can choose the hardcore mode, use only the basic amount of cash, and challenge yourself to make each plot of the museum have a different theme.
What are the creative ways to play the Sandbox mode of the Double Point Museum?
Creativity in Sandbox Mode
Due to the openness of the sandbox mode and the different values between the modes, you can play your best when creating a museum, or set yourself the toughest challenges, and everything in between.
In sandbox mode, it can be difficult to decide what to do first or the type of challenge you want to start with, so here are some ideas you might want to try:
If you want to challenge it, you can choose the hardcore mode, use only the basic amount of cash, and challenge yourself to make each plot of the museum have a different theme. You can forbid yourself from dabbling into other topics before unlocking those plots, and due to insufficient starting funds and the option of lower donations, you can further restrict yourself from using lower-popular exhibits.
For an interesting challenge, you can choose casual mode and give yourself a huge starting cash, such as the base 1,000,000, but raise the thief threat to high. With the help of this money, you can hire a large number of security personnel and use this money to build a complete monitoring system at the beginning. This will give you an experience similar to a county archive security exhibition, but will be slightly easier, and the personal goal can be to complete the new star goal without losing all the exhibits early on.
If you want a more relaxed but different experience, choose Career Mode and give yourself the biggest funding, making only minimal changes to the options (except for all plots to unlock). You can demolish the starting museum on the map you select and select one from the other plots to start. You can set a personal goal of building something lasting on that original plot.
