No matter what Two Point game you’re playing, you’ll end up coming across the fantastical currency of Kudosh. In Two Point Museum, you have cash for the majority of purchases, but for some special items, the only thing you can use is some Kudosh.
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You can’t just sell excess exhibits, rooms, or fire some random staff members to get yourself some Kudosh, though. In order to get this rare currency, you’ll need to show the people around you that you’re a curator to be reckoned with. You’ve got to meet the needs of your guests and staff, find the best exhibits, and build fantastic museums.
What Is Kudosh?
Kudosh is an extra, earnable currency that is separate from the cash needed to purchase and build things in the game, and it cannot be used for things like Expeditions or Training either.
Unlike cash, Kudosh is only earned through a handful of extra means: as a reward for reaching a Curator Class, obtaining Regular and Shiny Stickers by doing certain objectives, completing special requests like Exhibit Showcases, and achieving Star Ratings in each museum.
Its only purpose is to buy certain Decoration items, particularly those in the General category, and additional customization options such as Wallpaper and Flooring for your museum.
The majority of Decoration items are unlocked by analyzing different categories of exhibits in the Analyzation Room and increasing your Enlightenment in said category.
You can also use it to purchase decorative items that provide passive bonuses for different rooms or are an upgrade to an existing key item, like the Coffee Counter for the Staff Room and the Training Certificate that provides a two percent training speed increase in the Training Room.
How To Earn Kudosh From Stickers
Obtaining Stickers is the easiest way of the three to get Kudosh. There are four main categories of stickers – Exhibits, Guests, and Features – and all of them are displayed in the Sticker Book, found in the expandable Exhibits Tab of the menu.
Each of the main categories has several sub-categories, like Exhibits containing tabs for all five different types of exhibits you can find, and initially, Stickers will be empty until you complete the objective of the Regular Sticker.
Regular Stickers give you 20 Kudosh each one, and they’re obtained by getting an Exhibit that has a Sticker associated with it, encountering a specific type of Guest, employing a specific Staff role, or having a Staff member with a particular Skill.
Check on the Guest Stickers after you obtain them, as they give you an overview of what that type of guest likes to see and do at a museum.
Shiny Stickers are worth 50 Kudosh each, and they’re an upgraded version of the Regular Sticker which requires a more difficult objective specific to the sticker. For example, to get the Shiny Sharpontops Skeleton Sticker, you need to find a Pristine version of at least one piece of that Exhibit.
You’ll get both types of Stickers often as you play the game, and can even hunt specific ones by focusing on things like surveying Points Of Interest for better quality Exhibits, and they’ll be a consistent source of Kudosh until you get every Sticker.
How To Earn Kudosh From Exhibit Showcases
An Exhibit Showcase shows up via a letter in your mailbox once you reach at least one star, and your mission is to display and protect a specific Exhibit that is temporarily given to your museum for a certain amount of time, usually between 175 and 190 days.
The Showcase Exhibits are in a special general category of exhibit, and they gain Decoration Points from every category of decoration equally, so that you can put them anywhere in your museum.
During this time, you’ll need to collect a certain amount of donations from the exhibit. During the time you have it, the exhibit also provides a free way to increase the overall sales and the number of people in your museum.
As long as it’s properly decorated, people will come to see the Exhibit Showcase and donate to it, especially if it’s near other well-decorated Exhibits, so completing the mission is easy, even if you’re early in a location.
If you reach the donation number in time and complete the showcase, you’ll get another letter in the mail rewarding you for your success, and you’ll get 20,000 cash and 200 Kudosh for doing it.
How To Earn Kudosh From Inspections
Inspections are a mandatory, annual occurrence, and each time one happens, you’ll have between 15 and 17 days to prepare for someone from Health & Safety to come by and inspect your entire museum.
When they arrive, they’ll automatically roam about, and look out for there being enough trash bins, no litter on the floors, and no stains or messes left around.
Once they’re finished, you’ll get a report a few days later, which gives you an overall rating, a cash bonus, and an increase or decrease in museum attention, all of which depends on how good the rating was.
If you get an Exceptional Rating, you’ll not only get the best of all the basic rewards, but you’ll get a nice bonus of 200 Kudosh, so it’s an easy way to get some guaranteed Kudosh just by making sure your museum’s clean, which you need for Guest Happiness already.
How To Earn Kudosh From Your Curator Class
The main goal of Campaign Mode is to keep increasing your Curator Class until you reach the maximum level and become the best curator in the area.
To do this, you’ll have to restore and improve all sorts of abandoned museums, like the supernatural-filled Wailon Lodge, and complete the objectives at the museum to get Star Ratings.
When you get enough Star Ratings across multiple museums, your Curator Class will be raised a rank, which gives you a massive 300 Kudosh each time, unlocks a bunch of new items for your museum, allows you to get more Star Ratings, and access new museum locations.
How To Earn Kudosh From Star Ratings
Besides raising your Curator Class, improving the Star Rating of your museums is the other big objective you’ll be aiming for. Each museum starts with no stars and a minimum Star Rating of one, and it goes up to a maximum of five, being the very best.
Raising it is done by completing a series of objectives unique to each level, such as running tours with a minimum of three dinosaur bone exhibits in Memento Mile. If you complete every one, your museum earns a star and the Star Rating goes up.
You’re in for several great rewards each time that happens: first, you’ll get 25,000 Cash as a boost, several new Upgrades, Decorations, Workshop Projects, or customization items depending on the location and Star Rating achieved, and a sizable 150 Kudosh.
