Our library of Switch games includes many similar games to Moving Out 2. While we have no shortage of games to choose from, not all are co-op games. Kirby Star Allies is great co-op fun but it’s nothing like Moving Out 2.

Co-op games are any game that requires cooperation between the players. Naturally, it requires two or more players. In our case, we have four players, sometimes five. Sure, it’s exciting to watch people playing solo. But if two or more people can join in, why not?

Instead of player vs player action, co-op games have players on the same team to achieve a goal. The idea is to work together but working against each other happens from time to time too. It’s all part of the fun.

Having fun is the most important part of gaming. There’s a learning curve to every game. Which is only increased by adding cooperation to the mix. Learning to play is one thing, learning to play with others is another.

Getting everyone on the same page takes some time. It takes a lot of practice for a team to gel. In the meantime, the madness provides a lot of entertainment.

Once the team starts working together, winning is easier. Working together is just as satisfying as winning. There’s something about winning as a team that you don’t get from solo play. It sets co-op games apart from other competitive games.

Instead of moving, this game is about cooking. Up to 4 players can join in and try their hand at cooking. Orders need filled and the clock is ticking for you and your fellow chefs.

Preparing meals is a tad more complicated than simply moving objects. Gathering ingredients, cooking, serving, and washing is involved. Working together is crucial so you don’t duplicate efforts or waste time.

If you like Moving Out 2 then Overcooked is worth checking out. From the tongue in cheek jokes to the themed levels, this game checks all the boxes for fun found in Moving Out 2.

It’s easy to learn, the controls are intuitive, and anyone can pick it up. The storyline to Overcooked is more developed than Moving Out 2, but the main appeal of this game is the gameplay.

In lieu of delivering objects this game has you delivering cars. Customers don’t want to walk through a parking lot, so valets park or bring their cars to them. It’s up to you and your teammates to move all the cars around.

It’s a simple game but every bit as fun as Moving Out 2. There’s a pick up and drop off area in every level. Wherever you park the cars is up to you, but there’s usually a parking lot.

While you frequently transition between running and driving, it isn’t a racing game. You don’t to be a pro at Mario Kart to enjoy this game. To be sure, there’s drifting and turbo boosts. However, good driving skills aren’t required.

As long as the vehicle gets to the customer in time, that’s all that matters. Smoking engines, damaged fenders, or missing doors are acceptable.

It’s a simple game that captures all the fun of Moving Out 2 and adds to it.

This game has you playing as a construction worker instead of a Furniture Allocation and Relocation Technician (F.A.R.T.). You and your teammates are remodeling rooms this time.

Which mostly involves painting walls or laying down flooring. There’s also some simple landscaping too. Just follow the blueprint and try not to make too many messes.

Paint an entire wall or rip up old flooring with the push of a button. If only it were this easy in the real world. Of course, none of the houses you find yourself exist in real life. Still, I wouldn’t mind incorporating some of the features in our house. Who wouldn’t love a pool wrapping around your house?

Much like Moving Out 2, Tools Up requires a lot of teamwork. Players have to coordinate efforts to avoid wasting time or making mistakes. Every player has to contribute in order to finish the level in time.

For such a mundane concept and appearance, Tools Up is surprisingly engaging and fun. If you enjoy Moving Out 2 then give Tools Up a try!

As an alternative to playing a mover, you can play as an interstellar janitor. Aliens and the goo they spawn from have overrun a spaceship. It’s up to you and your team to clean it up and restore power to every room.

You start with a bucket and a mop. However, there’s a galactic store that delivers many items to assist you in your quest to rid the ship of goo.

Out of Space is unique in that there’s no timer. The game is won when every room has power. Regardless if there’s still goo or aliens around. Take your time or rush through. Either way it’s a struggle.

It gets progressively harder to a point. So there’s pressure to get the job done. Yet, there’s a max occupancy per room. Begin by playing 6 room ships then work up to 12 room ships.

While there’s aliens involved, there’s no actual fighting involved. Technically you stun the aliens with a broom or water. But they don’t attack you. There’s no jumping or attacking.

If you get covered in too much goo then they get cocooned. For solo play it’s game over. Multiplayer mode allows players to be revived.

Cleaning up the goo and aliens keeps everyone busy while occasionally eating and sleeping. Taking and keeping each room clean requires the efforts of everyone playing.

I’m a bit biased since this is one of my favorite games ever. But I think Out of Space is the best alternative to Moving Out 2!

Instead of playing as a mover, Lumberhill has you playing as a lumberjack. These lumbejacks need to fill orders of lumber and herd animals.

Set in different locations, orders come in for for birch trees or prehistoric trees. Herding sheep, pandas, or triceratops is also possible.

Players need to work together in order to fill orders in time. There’s also fires, sharks, cliffs, monkeys, and other hazards to keep you from meeting your goals.

At times this game is especially chaotic. I would say it’s a bit more challenging than Moving Out 2. But if you and your friends are up for it, Lumberhill is a fun game.

In this game players are delivering a birthday present to a party. Apart from moving an object from point A to B, this game isn’t much like Moving Out 2.

I included it since Muddledash is just goofy fun. Which is exactly like Moving Out 2. This game has players falling all over each other trying to deliver the package.

This isn’t a co-op game. Players aren’t working together. It’s like Keepaway or Reverse Tag. Players are doing everything they can to stop each other.

While in concept it sounds like it would lead to animosity. It practice it’s hilarious. Every dash ends at a party, so everyone gets to celebrate.

Muddledash isn’t a co-op but it made my list of games like Moving Out 2 since we laughed while playing either of these games.

Whether it’s a co-op or player vs player, couch games are meant to be played together with friends or family. They’re simple, easy to learn games that anyone can pick up and enjoy.

While similar to party games, party games are short, incredibly basic minigames. Couch games usually have levels or rounds centered around a theme or challenge.

Couch games also differ in other multiplayer games by being local. There are many multiplayer games available online. But online games don’t offer the same experience as being in the same room as everyone playing.

In conclusion, couch games offer a good experience for everyone involved. Whether you’re playing or watching people enjoy themselves.

Moving Out 2 and Overcooked are some of the most popular couch games. Yet, there are many not so well known games like them. This list is a collection of games I’ve found similar to Moving Out 2.

The Best Games Like Moving Out 2 brought to you by David M.

I’m David M. I’ve been playing video games a long time, my pong game was fire. Now, my kids run circles around me but we always have a good time. We mostly play party and family games. Strategy and battle games are still among my favorites. I like writing about games almost as much as I do playing them. My favorite games are: Moving Out 2, Out of Space and Overcooked All You Can Eat.

There are 7 Arcade Cartridges in Moving Out 2. These cartridges unlock games in the Arcade. They are found in levels or on the map. Here’s the breakdown of where I found them all:

• Packmore has 2 Arcade cartridges. One in the Catch Shack level and one on the map.
• Snackmore has 1 Arcade cartridge on the map.
• Middle Folkmore has 1 Arcade cartridge on the map.
• Pactropolis City doesn’t have any Arcade games.
• The Void has 3 Arcade games. One on the map and the other two are in The Floor is Void and Trained for This levels.

You can simply open the ones found on the map or deliver the Arcade cartridges found in levels. Either way, collecting these video game cartridges is necessary to unlock the games in the arcade in Moving Out 2.

The first arcade game is found in The Catch Shack in Packmore. This is the level on the right side of Packmore near the water. This cartridge unlocks the Twists of Fury arcade game.

The second arcade game is above the Chalet La Faye level in Packmore. This cartridge is for the Roll’s Moving Palace game.

While you can see the Arcade Cartridge on the map in Snackmore, you have to be FART level 10 to actually get to it. Once you get level 10 FART status the ice cream sandwich allows access to it.

From the start, head up and right as far as you can go. Then head down and to the left. Use the ice cream sandwich to cross to the giant tongue where the Arcade Cartridge is located. This cartridge unlocks the Breezy Boulevard arcade game.

The next cartridge is on the Middle Folkmore map. Head toward the Tricky Train Transport level. To the right of it is a teal heart portal to the arcade game.

You have to be FART level 9 to gain access to this cartridge. Once you get level 9 FART status, go through the portal to get the cartridge.

This cartridge unlocks the arcade game Spoutin About.

There are no Arcade Cartridges in Pactropolis City. It has several Style Crates and Character Crates.

There are 3 Arcade Cartridges in The Void. The easiest one to get is on the map. From the start, head straight up until you get to the aqueduct. Then turn slightly right. On the small island is the Arcade Cartridge.

This cartridge unlocks the arcade game Recall Road.

The next cartridge is in the Floor is Void level, just above the start location in The Void. While playing the level there’s a kitchen toward the top right. There’s a secret path through the pot plant next to the standalone video gaming console.

Head up and to the left. The gingerbread man runs into the bushes as you approach, leaving behind an Arcade Cartridge. Try as much as you want, but you can’t catch the gingerbread man. This cartridge unlocks Whack to the Future arcade game.

The final video game cartridge is in the Trained for This level in The Void. In this level between each platform is another small platform. There are 4 total but they have electrical charge blocking 3 of them.

Getting this cartridge requires slapping the electrical panels in order. Start with the electrical panel on the right. Stop the train, jump across, then slap the panel.

Then go to the platform on the left. Repeat the process. Next go to the platform at the top. Once you slap this panel the electrical field blocking access to the vide game cartridge goes away.

Grab this cartridge and deliver it. This cartridge unlocks the Moved Cubed arcade game.

• Twists of Fury is in the Catch Shack level in Packmore.
• Roll’s Moving Palace is on the Packmore map, near top right past Chalet La Faye.
• Breezy Boulevard is on the Snackmore map, toward the bottom past Sugar Sorting Station near the tongue.
• Spoutin About through the blue heart portal in Middle Folkmore.
• Recall Road is top middle on island in the Void.
• Move Cubed is in Trained for This level in The Void.
• Whack to the Future is in The Floor is Void level in The Void.

Moving Out 2 Arcade Cartridge locations brought to you by David M.

I’m David M. I’ve been playing video games a long time, my pong game was fire. Now, my kids run circles around me but we always have a good time. We mostly play party and family games. Strategy and battle games are still among my favorites. I like writing about games almost as much as I do playing them. My favorite games are: Moving Out 2, Out of Space and Overcooked All You Can Eat.

Getting all the achievements in Moving Out 2 takes some time. I’ve found many levels need played more than once. Since the game is so fun I don’t mind. This is all the objectives in The Void. Packmore, Snackmore, Middle Folkmore, and Pactropolis City achievements are in other posts.

• Only drive the train clockwise
• Fit every box in one carriage
• Take the flamingos back home to Packmore

The objectives require you to only use the top car to drive the train clockwise. Load up the boxes from the first platform then drive around to the other 3 platforms and place every box in one carriage.

Gather the 2 flamingos at every platform for a total of 8 flamingos. Then deliver them to the starting platform which sends them to Packmore. The refrigerators are sent to Snackmore, toilets are sent to Middle Folkmore, and chairs are sent to Pactropolis city.

To get pro times load up as many items as you can, sorting them as you go around. Avoid dropping any off the edge or delivering them to the wrong portal.

Between each platform is a narrow walkway. Slap the electrical panel twice. Once to open it, another time to short circuit it. Do the electrical panel on the right, then left, then up to eliminate the electrical barrier at the bottom. Then you can get the game cartridge.

• Deliver an item using the fountain
• Don’t get hit by the bumper drones
• Don’t use the fountain

Above the crank for the bridge is an aquarium. Slapping the electrical panel between the bushes starts fountain. Then go upstairs and drop items in the fountain. They land in the truck.

There are bumper drones on the left and right. Avoid being hit by them.

I had to play this level twice to get all the objectives. Once using the fountain and another time not using the fountain. To get a pro time I used the fountain, it saves a lot of time in my opinion.

• Destroy all computers
• Don’t fall through the floor
• Deliver snacks to the offices

There are 7 computers total. Throw all of them in the void to destroy them. There are 4 in the lower right office. Two in the middle office and one at the top office.

Don’t fall through the floor is straightforward. I found just moving from one room to another and not taking risks got this achievement. The largest gap is the top office to the middle hallway. There is a small pillar near the top office you can jump on to avoid falling through the floor.

Deliver the chicken and ham to every office. We delivered them to every room just to be sure.

Getting a pro time involves not losing items. We found it’s best to not take chances and stop at the hallway. There’s a hidden passage above the large gaming console. A game cartridge is found in the hallway. Slap the gingerbread man.

• Deliver the soccer table first
• Don’t break any windows
• Complete the level without using the sliding door

Delivering the soccer table first involves sliding all the interior walls around to get to the table. Then deliver it through the one-way door being careful to not break the window.

There are only two windows along the back wall. Delivering the soccer table is the only difficult item. We didn’t have any problems avoiding the windows otherwise.

Not using the blue sliding door was inconvenient but otherwise an easy objective.

Getting a pro time involved clearing out one section before moving any sliding walls.

• Take 4 items to end zone without delivering them
• Don’t die
• Run through the course backwards

Once you get the timing down this isn’t as hard as it looks. Jumping is faster than walking. Tapping the joycon keeps you in place on the conveyor belt when moving backward or forward would get you killed.

The spiked walls are harder than the first part. Don’t start on the conveyor belt until a wall collapses. Start by jumping over a spiked row whenever possible, it’s easier that way.

Take 4 items to the end and use the zip lines on either side to get back. Don’t die and deliver 16 items.

Play the level again to run through the course backwards. When going for a pro score use the jump to get past the first part quickly. We just walked normally the second part.

If you have multiple players then you can divide up the tasks. We left one player at the beginning platform, two at the second platform, an a third going back and forth.

The first player was fast enough to keep the other two supplied with boxes. They were faster since they could jump and throw items to the second platform.

Two players just walked through the doorways. The last player went back and forth depending on the supply of items. Since they could jump leave one at the first platform while two stay at the second half, and one goes back and forth. The first player jumped through the first part and threw boxes.

• Don’t bring any items through the one-way doors
• Deliver an item using the central bumper
• Get friendly with every bumper

We slapped players across the gap to access the rooms with the one way doors. Once there we threw items across instead of using the one way doors. Then slapped or bounced on the bumpers to cross the gap.

The central bumper is the large spinning one near the truck. Strategically place an item to get knocked on the truck. Run into every bumper to get the friendly achievement. Even the cycindrical bumpers.

Getting a pro time involved using the one way doors for the larger items but throwing the smaller ones.

There isn’t a timer or any objectives for this level. They are blocked out and say confidential. Just work through as fast as you can.

Moving Out 2 The Void achievements brought to you by David M.

I’m David M. I’ve been playing video games a long time, my pong game was fire. Now, my kids run circles around me but we always have a good time. We mostly play party and family games. Strategy and battle games are still among my favorites. I like writing about games almost as much as I do playing them. My favorite games are: Moving Out 2, Out of Space, and Overcooked All You Can Eat.

Getting all the achievements in Moving Out 2 takes some time. Many levels need played more than once. Since the game is so fun I don’t mind. This is all the objectives in Pactropolis City. Packmore, Snackmore, Middle Folkmore, and The Void achievements are in other posts.

• Uncover all the vents
• Complete without using the vacuums
• Restart the idle turbine

There are 5 vents that need uncovered, one in each corner room of the house. Two are covered by potted trees. Two are covered by couches. One in the hallway is covered by some appliance thing.

Complete without using the vacuums is rough but can be done. Keep hitting the item button periodically. It helps to see where items are and make sure you haven’t dropped anything.

Restarting the turbine is done with a vacuum. Head to the top corner with one and aim it at the turbines until they start.

In order to get a pro time I delivered the tall potted trees via the red door on the left. Stay in one area with the vacuums until all the items are moved. Then move to another area.

• Don’t let anything fall into the water
• Take the flamingo to every island
• Deliver all the flamingos

It takes patience, but don’t let anything fall into the water. Throw and catch the items from island to island. There are 2 flamingos. One on the bottom island and one on the top island. Take one to each island before delivering both.

To get a pro time jump and throw items from the top island to the one with the truck. I was able to jump between the bottom island and middle island as long as I held onto a box.

• Complete the move without throwing
• Complete the move without using vacuums
• Smash all the glass

All of these achievements are straightforward enough. I found moving the items blocking the 4 vents helps when you don’t use the vacuums. In my experience the glass along the trap doors on the walkway is easy to miss when breaking all the glass.

Getting a pro time involves moving slowly along the walkways. Falling off and starting over eats up more time than moving slowly. The walkways with the trap doors are close enough to jump between them. You can move from the walkway with 3 trap doors down to the truck. When it makes sense take the shortcut.

• Batteries are included
• Don’t let a battery eject
• Put the battery in both ways for all sockets

Deliver the batteries to get the batteries are included achievement. This can be done by throwing the battery across. Or if you’re playing solo then you can cheese it. Run across the gap while spamming the jump button. You’ll defy the laws of physics and cross the gap.

When all the green fluid drains from the battery it will eject itself. Take it out before that happens.

Putting in a battery with the purple and orange terminals matching uses the battery. Placing the battery in the opposite way charges it. Do this at all 3 socket.

Getting pro times involves efficient use of the battery. Start in the farthest socket. When all the items are gathered, move to the next socket, and so on. Throw items across or use the jump hack. If you mash the jump button hard enough you can cross the gap with the bed.

• Power both fans at the same time
• High five the toilet robot
• Ride the robot vacuum that shall remain nameless for legal reasons

To power the fans, place the purple terminal to the left in the left socket. Then jump up the steps to place the other battery in the right socket with the purple end toward the right.

Access the bathroom by moving the bookcase to the right of the truck. Slap the robot in there. There’s a small flat robot moving around the grass. Jump the vacuum robot and ride it around for a few seconds for that achievement.

To get better times make efficient use of the batteries. You can’t throw items on the path you use to get back to the batteries.

• I believe I can fly!
• Deliver 4 items without touching them
• Deliver an item with the golf machine

The golf machine is at the top corner. Use it with a player to get the I believe I can fly achievement. Stand on the red golf tee, face toward the meter, and slap it if you’re playing solo. Otherwise, have one person stand on the tee while the other slaps the meter.

Delivering 4 items without touching them involves using the robot in the round room. Slap the red screen to start it. Then pick it up and set it down in front of a small box. Don’t let the item brush up against you!

Set an item on the red golf tee, then slap the meter. I found timing it just before the pointer leaves the red scale and enters yellow lands it in the green every time.

For better delivery times make use of the delivery robot and golf machine. The robot can’t pick up fragile or heavy items.

• Knock the vase into the truck without grabbing it
• Smash all the screens
• Don’t break any fragile boxes

Use the wrecking ball robot to hit the vase into the truck. It takes some practice but hitting it slightly off center works best. Or wiggling a little as you move toward the vase works too.

There are 3 blue screens you can smash with the wrecking ball robot. I didn’t break the large yellow screen and still got the achievement.

There are two fragile boxes, the vase, and the thing with the red top. I delivered them without breaking them to get the achievement.

Getting pro times involved getting everything in the courtyard, then focusing on keeping the bridge down. We found placing items on the bridge didn’t work so well. When the bridge lifted some items usually fell off the bridge.

• Swap pot plants
• Knock the flamingos off their perch
• Turn off the screens

There is a pot plant in the far right room with a white bed. Swap it with the large pot plant in the topmost room near the red bed.

There are 3 flamingos under glass domes. One is to the right of the truck. Another is to the left of the joystick that controls the robots. The last one is in the space between the two bedrooms.

To open the glass dome activate the red switches. One is to the right of the truck, the other is near the red bed, and the last is in the small room on the right platform.

Once the glass dome is opened you can use the robot to knock the flamingos from their perch. If you want to waste time stacking stuff up you can also get to the flamingos that way.

Getting a pro time isn’t easy on this level. Activate the red button near the truck then get a ride from a robot to the right platform. Trigger the red button in the small room then smash the red door.

Gather everything from the right platform near the bridge. Stack a box or two on the white bed. Once everything is there, bump the bridge with the robot, then move everything across.

Hit the bridge again if you have to but then move the robot over to left platform. Smash the blue door to the upstairs and leave the robot there.

Use the other robot to get in the left platform. Use the red bed or bookcase to trigger the red button. Move everything in the truck and you should get a pro time.

• Put all the pot plants onto the outdoor balcony
• Deliver the flamingo first
• Don’t forget the batteries

There are 6 pot plants of different sizes that go on the outdoor balcony. The outdoor balcony is at the top corner. You have to rotate the door twice to get the large pot plant through the round room.

The flamingo needs delivered first. Also, deliver the batteries next to last.

Get a pro time by clearing out one section before moving to the next. Going back costs a lot of time.

• Don’t smash the TV
• Reveal the flamingo
• Start up the bellow

Don’t smash the TV near the top corner. Reveal the flamingo by rotating the glass dome thing with a plant inside. It’s near the middle toward the top. Go to the back, grab the knob and pull it to the front.

Start up the bellow by placing the battery in the hidden socket. It’s found on the far right corner partially covered by grass.

Get a pro time by memorizing the battery placement pattern. The quicker you are at swapping the batteries, the better time you’ll get.

• Don’t carry any movables across crank platform
• Deliver all plants first
• Don’t let any movables fall off the edge

Not carrying any movables across the crank platform involves using the umbrella to bounce everything to the truck. There’s also a fan between the two upper platforms.

We found it worked best if two players stayed at the top right platform and two players stayed at the top left platform. We had to get close to the edge to bounce items off the umbrella. While we had to stand back about halfway between the edge and center to use the fan between the two platforms.

Once all the items from the top three platforms were sent, we then moved to the bottom two platforms. It takes a lot of time to do this achievement.

We delivered all the plants first. Then we delivered the curved planter boxes just to be sure. Then everything else.

Not letting any movables fall off the edge also includes the piles of poop. Be careful picking up items because they can launch bump other items off.

Getting a pro time also involved not letting items fall off the edge. Only this time we weren’t careful about knocking other items off.

• Deliver stretchy power cables first
• Only spin crank in CCW direction
• Don’t get hit by the bouncy drones

There are 4 yellow stretchy cables, deliver those first. Spin the crank in a counter clockwise direction. This isn’t as forgiving as the bookcase on the Library level in Middle Folkmore. If the crank spins slightly in the other direction you won’t get the achievement. Don’t get hit by the two yellow bouncy drones.

Getting faster times involves not making two trips to any platform. Get every item the first time the platforms line up. Don’t let items fall off the center platform with the crank or you’ll waste time going back for them.

• Ride the fountain
• Don’t break any windows
• Don’t use the pond platform

One of the moving platforms has a fountain in the middle. Jump on it to ride the fountain. Not breaking any windows takes patience. You have to break the greenish glass on either side to travel across.

Don’t use the pond platform. It’s the round one with the round walkway in the middle. The S shaped platform looks like a pond but is fine to use.

Getting faster times involves total disregard for the glass or the pond platform. Throw whatever items you can across. Use the fountain platform whenever you can.

• Smash all the globes
• Don’t break more than 32 pillars
• Leave no pillar standing

There are 6 globes that line the outer wall. After you smash one another pops up. Smash them all. Breaking less than 32 pillars involves not breaking any on the bottom path.

Use the green joystick to smash a path to the truck. When you grab the purple joystick the purple door opens. Take the items through the room with the green joystick, then through the path you smashed on top.

Leave no pillar standing is obvious. Smash every pillar! Some smaller pillars pop up but they don’t count. This is a good time to go for a pro time.

Slap the electrified post to get it to temporarily go away. Standing on some buttons makes things pop up or down.

• Complete move using the vacuum only once
• Don’t deliver any incorrect items
• Score 3 items in under 3 seconds

Grab the joystick one time and let it go. We found you can complete the level without the joystick. Just use the item button to see the items.

Some items have different shapes. Delivering just a few items worked in our experience. We focused on keeping the ladybugs from delivering themselves in the wrong slot.

Scoring 3 items in under 3 seconds involved piling up items near the delivery slot. Then shoving as many items as we could in the slots.

This level isn’t timed and requires points for a pro score. As long as you pay attention to the icon on each item getting a pro score isn’t hard.

• Trigger all the traps
• Ride the vent
• Don’t trigger any traps

Triggering all 8 traps is easy enough. We did it without meaning to the first time we played.

The vent is on the bottom middle. Pile up a bench, flower box, or other item under the vent. Then jump on top of the vent and stay on when it opens

Not triggering any traps is hard. Go past when they’re green, avoid them when they’re red. They turn light red before being active so get away fast when you see light red. The small orange light near the walkways warns when the main fan is turning on.

Getting pro times is just a matter of not being blown off the map. Check the orange light before entering the middle platform. As long as you keep busy you can get the objectives.

Moving Out 2 Pactropolis achievements brought to you by David M.

I’m David M. I’ve been playing video games a long time, my pong game was fire. Now, my kids run circles around me but we always have a good time. We mostly play party and family games. Strategy and battle games are still among my favorites. I like writing about games almost as much as I do playing them. My favorite games are: Moving Out 2, Out of Space, and Overcooked All You Can Eat.

There are 13 style crates in Moving Out 2. Some are hidden on the map while others are located in the levels. Here’s a breakdown of where I found them all:

• Packmore has 1 style crate, 2 arcade games, and 4 character crates.
• Snackmore has 4 style crates, 1 arcade game, and 3 character crates.
• Middle Folkmore has 3 style crates, 1 arcade game, and 5 character crates.
• Pactropolis City has 4 style and crates7 character crates.
• The Void has 1 style crate and 3 arcade games.

While there are 19 character crates, they already come with extra styles. These crates add styles to the standard characters that come with the game.

In Packmore at 742 Evergoose Terrace I found the style crate on the patio at the top right. Just past the door on the right is extra styles for the character Waves.

Once in Snackmore head left to the peppermint candy spinning in the middle of the path. Head straight below the spinning candy and to the left you’ll see a style crate. It has extra styles for Scoops the ice cream.

The next crate I found is in Cake Cargo Chaos level. When you start it’s at the bottom right of the right platform. It’s the style crate for Kern the corn, popcorn, and purple corn.

In Chocolate Streams is another style crate. It’s above the door near the jelly drops sign on the middle right platform. I had to slap the door twice to get the crate. It has style’s for Steve the alligator.

In Ginger’s Homestead level is another crate in Snackmore. Go to the top near the gingerbread house. It’s behind the cookie tree on the left is the style crate. I smashed the cookie tree to get it. It has styles for Marie the snowperson.

As soon as you enter Middle Folkmore head up and cross the bridge to the left of the egg. I spotted the style crate hidden behind the tree on the main map. It has styles for Toadie the frog prince.

I found the next crate is found in Sir Pent’s Library. You have to go out the door at the top right. There’s a balcony and to the right is the crate. It has style’s for Wormsworth the apple, onion, and watermelon.

The last style crate I found in Middle Folkmore is in the Gassy Grove. It’s the level between the giants feet. Use the fans to get to the top most platform. On the right is a crate with styles for Umm the cauldron.

There are 4 crates in Pactropolis City. The first is in the Cloudy Labs level on the right. Go up through the round room. Go up and left then navigate your way to the leftmost room.

There’s some clouds there that can’t be sucked up. I held the grab button and walked around in the clouds until I got the style crate. It has styles for Nim the cloud.

The next crate is in the Stay Positive level. On the left is a waterfall hidden inside is the style crate. I discovered the styles for Naka the cassette tape.

The next crate is in the CHRG Labs level. On the right half, in the middle room is the crate. In my experience I had to use all 3 batteries to access this room. Once I got inside, I spotted it behind the potted plant in the top corner. It has styles for Lacey the shoe.

The next crate I found is on the right, in the second ring of the map. Above Cloudy Labs, hidden behind a sign you can break is the crate. Styles for the Goldfish are found in this crate.

In the Void at Palm Palace is the last style crate. It’s in the bottom left room, in the bottom left corner. I had to move the 2 pink boxes and 1 blue box to reveal the crate. It has styles for Ally N the alien.

• Waves the radio. Packmore in 742 Evergoose Terrace level.
• Scoops the ice cream. Snackmore bottom left of main map.
• Kern the corn. Snackmore Cake Cargo Chaos level.
• Steve the alligator. Snackmore Chocolate Streams level.
• Marie the snowperson. Snacmore Ginger’s Homestead.
• Toadie the frog prince. Middle Folkmore main map above egg.
• Wormsworth the apple. Middle Folkmore Sir Pent’s Library.
• Umm the cauldron. Middle Folkmore Gassy Grove level.
• Nim the cloud. Pactropolis City Cloudy Labs level.
• Naka the cassette tape. Pactropolis City Stay Positive level.
• Lacey the shoe. Pactropolis City CHRG Labs level.
• Goldie the goldfish. Pactropolis City main map to the right.
• Ally N the alien. The Void Palm Palace level.

Moving Out 2 style crate locations brought to you by David M.

I’m David M. I’ve been playing video games a long time, my pong game was fire. Now, my kids run circles around me but we always have a good time. We mostly play party and family games. Strategy and battle games are still among my favorites. I like writing about games almost as much as I do playing them. My favorite games are: Moving Out 2, Out of Space and Overcooked All You Can Eat.

There are 19 character crates in Moving Out 2. Some are hidden on the map while others are located in the levels. Here’s a breakdown of where I found them all.

• Packmore has 4 character crates, 2 arcade games, and 1 style crate.
• Snackmore has 3 character crates, 1 arcade game, and 4 style crates.
• Middle Folkmore has 5 character crates, 1 arcade game, and 3 style crates.
• Pactropolis City has 7 character crates and 4 style crates.
• The Void has 3 arcade games and 1 style crate.

In Chalet la Faye the character crate is located in the room at the top of the stairs on the far right side of the house. Not much is sticking out to see but grab at the corner and pull out the crate with Rye Yu.

On the main map there’s a crate between Boxwood farm and G.O.A.T. This one is easy to spot and contains Henrietta the chicken.

The next character crate in Packmore is at the end of the dock near the Catch Shack. It has Tooki the toucan.

The last character crate in Packmore is on the bottom left part of the main map. Use the truck to sever the two ropes holding up the bridge. Then navigate to the top level to get the Herbie character crate.

The first crate is found near the Floating Fling Flats level. Look above the level in the corner. It has Sunny the fried egg.

The next is found in the purple juice lake. Take the fountain up to this circular reservoir. Between the two spinning straws is the Prof. Inkle character crate.

In Sugar Sorting Station, the crate is found at the bathroom at bottom left of the building. I had to move the items under it to get the sprinkles character crate. Sprinkles is a doughnut.

In Middle Folkmore I found 5 character crates.

The first is found in Train To Train Transfer level. It’s behind the one way door on the main platform. To reach it I got on a carriage then jumped to the small platform behind the door. This crate contains Dazzlehoof the unicorn.

The text crate is hidden in the U shaped aqueduct between Sir Pent’s Library and Penny’s Portal Palace. When I drove into the U shape it revealed a hidden crate with Cam the chameleon.

The next create requires going past Penny’s Portal Palace. Go through the purple diamond portal to get the Bruce character crate. Bruce is a koala.

The next crate is found under the aqueduct near the blue moon portal. Near the Mystic Mansion is the blue moon portal. Go through it and down to the right is the dog Laika character crate. You have to go left to get down a level, then go right.

The last crate is in Breezy Bizaar. Head toward the far right room. In the corner near the water is the old blackwhiskers character crate. Blackwhiskers is a cat.

I discovered 7 crates in Pactropolis City. The first is in The Strato Tower level. Go to the top of the map in the small grassy area. This is also where you start the turbines. Hidden in the far right corner is the TV Dials character crate.

The next crate is in the Twilight Drone level. On the bottom platform, in the bottom left terrace are some boxes. Under the small box is the Clawdius the crab crate.

The next crate is in the Pool House level. It’s hidden above the meter for the golf trainer thing. Go out on the terrace then work your way slowly to the top. You don’t need to jump but can walk left to pick up the Super Movebot 5000 crate.

The next crate is in Watt’s House level. To the left of the where the battery is located is a platform. You can only see it from behind the truck. The crate is on that platform but it needs lifted.

Get the battery and put it in the socket on the far right for the main bridge. Place the battery in so the negative orange terminal connects to the purple positive terminal. This lifts the platform so you can get the crate for Ramone noodles.

The next crate is in the Dronies level. Near the start is a mailbox. Behind the mailbox hidden in the bushes is the T Pott character crate.

The next crate is on the outer most ring of the main map toward the top. Above Cranky Gardens on a white pillar is the fish Gilly character crate.

Another crate is found on the outer most ring of the main map toward the left. Behind the giant fan next to Sushi Gardens is a crate. It’s for Coco the coconut.

• Henrietta the chicken. Packmore near farm levels.
• Tooki the toucan. Packmore at the end of the dock.
• Herbie the cactus. Packmore bottom of map, cut ropes to access.
• Rye Yu the toaster. Packmore in Chalet la Faye level.
• Sunny the fried egg. Snacmore far right and up a little.
• Prof. Inkle the squid. Snacmore in the middle of the purple lake.
• Sprinkles the donut. Snacmore in Sugar Sorting Station level.
• Dazzlehoof the unicorn. Middle Folkmore in the Train To Train Transfer level.
• Cam the chameleon. Middle Folkmore map hidden in U shaped aqueduct.
• Bruce the koala. Middle Folkmore map purple diamond portal.
• Laika the dog. Middle Folkmore map blue moon portal.
• Old Blackwhiskers the cat. Middle Folkmore in in Breezy Bizaar level.
• Dials the TV. Pactropolis City in Strato Tower level.
• Clawdius the crab. Pactropolis City in Twilight Drone level.
• Super Movebot 5000. Pactropolis City in Pool House level.
• Ramone the noodles. Pactropolis City in Watt’s House level.
• T. Pott the pot. Pactropolis City in Dronies level.
• Gilly the fish. Pactropolis City outer ring top.
• Coco the coconut. Pactropolis City outer ring left.

Moving Out 2 character crates brought to you by David M.

I’m David M. I’ve been playing video games a long time, my pong game was fire. Now, my kids run circles around me but we always have a good time. We mostly play party and family games. Strategy and battle games are still among my favorites. I like writing about games almost as much as I do playing them. My favorite games are: Moving Out 2, Out of Space, and Overcooked All You Can Eat.

Getting all the achievements in Moving Out 2 took us several attempts. But the game is so fun I didn’t mind. These are all the achievements in Packmore. Snackmore, Middle Folkmore, Pactropolis, and The Void achievements are in other posts.

• Let that sink in!
• Zap it!
• What’s burning?

Pulling out the kitchen sink until the hose breaks is how I got the first achievement. Slapping the electrical panel until I got zapped gets the second. The panel is on the blue wall to the right of the front door behind the bushes. Lastly, I opened the oven in the kitchen to see what’s burning.

Throwing whatever I could out the front window allowed me to get faster times.

• Who let the goose out?
• Don’t break any windows
• Take your shot

Moving the crate near the basketball hoop to lets the goose out. Don’t break any windows is self explanatory. I found the style crate, the large gaming console, and the grill are the hardest items to move without breaking anything. Move them first.

I got the basketball from the room above the garage. Then I stood on the hood of the moving truck. Trying to shoot it in takes to long. I just jumped and slam dunked the basketball to get the take your shot objective.

I packed the large items first and as tight as I could on the truck to get better times. Also, stacking smaller items on top of larger items works best.

• Bounce 8 items off the umbrella
• Don’t use the sliding door!
• Rinse off the sand

I stood at the top of the stairs, aimed at the umbrella, and threw 8 items at the umbrella. When it closes, slapping the umbrella reopens it.

Don’t touch the front sliding door or move the table blocking it open. I threw everything across or used the left side by jumping across the pool. At the bottom of the stairs hidden under the umbrella is a shower. I discovered slapping it rinses off the sand.

I threw as many items across as I could to get better times. Jumping off the balcony into the pool while throwing items was necessary. Jumping and stacking small items on top of the existing items in the truck for more room worked for me.

• Break all the windows
• Keep your flamingo clean
• Cuckoo to you too buddy!

Breaking all the windows includes the ones in the kitchen facing the street. The flamingo on the balcony to the right of the truck needs washed. I took it to the shower in the bottom left bedroom. Slapping the shower starts it. I slapped the cuckoo clock to get the last achievement.

• The secret is key
• When you gotta go on the move
• I’m allergic to sliding doors

There’s two steps to the secret, which made it harder in my experience. The first step is finding them, the second step is using them. Once you know this the achievement isn’t so hard.

There is a red key, yellow key, and green key. The green key is on top of the door on the billboard. I slapped the electrical panel to the right of the truck to get it down.

The yellow key is inside the port-a-potty. I slapped the door to get it out. I found the red key hidden under a pile of tires on the far right corner.

Each key needs placed in the color coordinated box to complete the achievement. The room to the right of the truck has a red box on the wall. Place the red key there. The room adjacent to that has a yellow box on the wall. The room below the spinning door in the middle has the green box.

Take the portable outhouse to the moving truck to get the go on the move objective. Being allergic to sliding doors applies to the manual sliding doors. It’s fine to go through the automatic door. I had to go in through the rear window. Then prop the door open to get the large desk into the building on the left.

In order to get faster times, I took taller items through doors that don’t have the black and yellow striped bar across the top.

• Best friends forever
• Don’t break any fences
• Not the bees!

To get best friends forever, I placed every animal in the sheep pen. Not breaking any fences is plain enough. To get the last achievement I slapped all 3 of the white beehives on the far right corner.

The farm levels are considerably harder to get the pro times than most levels in the game in my experience. To get the best times I took advantage of herding the animals.

I started the level by going to the pig pen and taking the trough out. Then blocked the gate from the outside with it. That way I could toss pigs in but they couldn’t get out. Then I blocked the gates located between the pig and chicken pen.

For the chicken pen, I blocked the gate open with the trough. Then I blocked the path behind the chicken gate. I didn’t bother blocking the turn style gate.

Once the paths were blocked, I started at 12 ‘o clock near the chicken gate and swept around the farm to 6 ‘o clock. All the animals were herded in the large area around 9 ‘o clock at this point. I blocked the path behind me at the choke point between the fence and white feed bin.

I began loading the pigs, sheep, and cows while saving the chickens for last. With the gate open many went in the pen by themselves. I blocked the chicken gate with the trough from the outside then loaded any loose chickens.

• Cows first!
• Bad goat! Don’t let a goat stun you
• Deliver the Goats

Delivering the cows first is straightforward. So is delivering the goats and not letting a bad goat stun you. Once you get the achievements you can go for the pro times, which is hard.

The way I did it was blocking the path under the fence in the bottom pen. That way the animals can’t go back and forth between the rooms. The only red fences I had the rams break were the two holding the cows.

I loaded the pigs by grabbing them and jumping on the feed bins to get in and out. I hand to run around gathering the sheep and chickens. But I saved the chickens for last since they are so hard to keep in the pen.

To keep the chickens in the pen, move any bails of hay away from the fence. Throw them in the middle of the pen, farther than the other animals.

I mostly didn’t bother penning the rams unless they were right next to it. All but the cow can be thrown over the fence to the right of the gate with one person.

I tried blocking access to the bottom room entirely. Or throwing the chickens into the pig pen. My herding efforts didn’t work well either. Breaking out the cows eats up a lot of time. I was able to throw the cows out with some effort and stacking items up to stand on. Mostly, I wound up running around gathering animals to get the pro time.

Achievements in Packmore brought to you by David M.

I’m David M. I’ve been playing video games a long time, my pong game was fire. Now, my kids run circles around me but we always have a good time. We mostly play party and family games. Strategy and battle games are still among my favorites. I like writing about games almost as much as I do playing them. My favorite games are: Moving Out 2, Out of Space, and Overcooked All You Can Eat.

We’ve been playing Moving Out 2 since it came out in August. During this time we’ve discovered some tips and tricks. While most of the tips and tricks from Moving Out 1 don’t port to the new version. There are enough new ones to keep us busy.

In Moving Out 2 there are many different levels with various types of play. Ranging from moving out to moving in. Plus many arcade game type levels. Here’s everything we’ve learned so far.

These tricks can be done throughout the game on any level. The first one we call Foxy magic after it’s discoverer. We were playing Watt’s House and saw this happen:

We wondered how she did that but she just giggled and said she didn’t know. After several attempts of falling off the edge, we finally found out the trick: spam the crap out of the jump button.

We found you can defy gravity and logic with this trick. Run across the gap while repeatedly mashing the jump button and you too can defy gravity.

Doing Watt’s House with this trick eliminates the need to use the battery for the bridge. Solo playing Watt’s House with this trick is much easier since you don’t have to mess with the battery.

In my experience, I got the achievement for bringing the batteries without racing across the bridge before it returns. I just took out the battery and ran across the gaps.

We tried this trick in Moving Out 1 and it didn’t work. So this is a new trick in Moving Out 2.

Speaking of the jump button, did you know it can be used for several other applications? Such as getting items up on a bed. Or throwing items.

The next trick we found was similar to a trick in Moving Out 1. By spamming the jump button we could stack items higher on the truck. But in Moving Out 2 you can lift one item on top of another with this method.

In the Treetop Train Town level you can use this trick to load many items on the train. Load the beds first then drag a TV onto the carriage next to the bed. Then move the TV onto the bed while spamming the jump button.

You can load two TV’s per bed this way. We also found you can load toilets this way too!

You’ll need a small box for this trick. Drop a small box next to the bed but not on it. Then use the same method for getting TV’s on the bed, only start with getting on the box. Once on top of the small box you can stair step up to the bed.

This trick works on any level there’s a bed. Load up a few items on the bed then take the bed. It saves a couple trips. In my experience in makes the difference between getting the pro times or not.

The next trick with the jump button really defies gravity. It the Cranky Gardens level one of the achievements is to not use the crank platform. Instead you have to bounce every item across by using the umbrella and the fan between the top two platforms.

Which is fine with multiplayers, but seemingly impossible on solo. The smaller items can be thrown but larger items require two players to throw. Or do they? Watch this:

No photoshop or hacking going on here. We found if we got spinning and head off the edge while mashing the jump button we could reach the umbrella with large items. The tricky part is letting go just as the item lands on the umbrella.

In our experience, you could hold on to the items to get across the fan. However, if you hold on to an item it doesn’t bounce on the umbrella.

You can use the spin trick on many other levels. In the Sort-N-Sweet level you can toss items into the chute by spinning and releasing at the right time. It works in Middle Folkmore where you need to throw items into a portal too.

The other trick we came across is on the Penny’s Portal Palace level. If you look close one of the items is a ladder. We found you can jump on top of it and get up to the level above you. You can also use any item to climb to the level above the truck on this level.

Better yet, this trick works on any level! If you need to get up or over, stack items near the obstacle. Then keep jumping on the pile until you get over the wall or obstacle in your way.

Climbing is also useful on the farm levels. Stack up bails of hay to climb over fences. We could even drag a cow up and over the fence with this method. It required strategically placing a feed trough next to the big white hutch and a bail of hay on top of the white hutch.

We found climbing on top of items also works to jump across large gaps. Push a bed or couch over the edge a bit, climb on top of it and jump across larger gaps.

The tricks we’ve identified so far are:

• Jump the gap
• Stack
• Throw
• Climb

On Penny’s Portal Palace there are several platforms you can jump across. However, there’s a trick to jumping across. We found you have to jump from the middle or else you won’t make it.

Divide the edge of the platform you’re on in half for a reference point. Then jump from that mark. Any closer and the corner pushes you away mid jump. Any farther and it’s too far to jump.

See the example below:

Moving Out 2 tips and tricks brought to you by David M.

I’m David M. I’ve been playing video games a long time, my pong game was fire. Now, my kids run circles around me but we always have a good time. We mostly play party and family games. Strategy and battle games are still among my favorites. I like writing about games almost as much as I do playing them. My favorite games are: Moving Out 2, Out of Space and Overcooked All You Can Eat.

We recently added Moving Out 2 to our library of Nintendo Switch games. It’s a multiplayer co-op couch game. Where you play as movers in the world of Packmore.

Moving Out 2 is the sequel to Moving Out. The second version of this game is considerably different from the first iteration. The basic controls and mechanics are the same in my experience. However, the levels in this game are much more than just moving items from a house onto a truck.

Moving Out 2 adds a lot more throwing, puzzles, and sorting. If you liked the Packmore Island expansion pack, you’ll love Moving Out 2. In some ways each level is like a mini game. We had to figure out puzzles to gain access to areas, use more teamwork throwing items, sorting items, and using tools such as a sling shot.

Some levels play like a shooting gallery or plinko. Others had us collecting items as they fell from the top of the screen. Earning points is the goal in some levels instead of transporting items around the map.

There are plenty of regular levels too. But Moving Out 2 has a wide range of levels compared to the first version. Where every level was filling a moving truck before time runs out.

If you’re looking for a fun game to play with friends or family, Moving Out 2 is an ideal choice in my opinion. It isn’t a competition, so everyone will remain on good terms after playing, unlike some multiplayer games.

Anyone who likes co-op games will enjoy Moving Out 2. Players need to work together much more in this game. We discovered there’s a lot more throwing and catching in this version.

Coordinating efforts is essential on many levels in my experience. We operated levers, switches, trains, and robots to assist other players in their efforts. Unlike the first version, moving items across the map isn’t as straightforward.

We solved plenty of puzzles and overcame obstacles to win each level. Figuring out the best way to move things is part of every level. If you like finding solutions to logistics, then Moving Out 2 is a good choice.

Moving Out 2 is also great for solo playing. We tested Moving Out 2 with multiple players and solo. While solo lacks the co-op aspect, I enjoyed playing with just 1 player.

The levels for solo are altered slightly to accommodate the lack of players. Meaning, I didn’t have to move large items or throw fragile items. Also, I saw robots were automated when necessary.

With 2 or 3 people it’s great too. As you add players the number of deliverable items increases. Having 4 players lets you experience the game to it’s fullest, but there so much to experience it’s still good no matter how many players you have in my experience.

If you struggled getting large objects through doorways or moving unbalanced was awkward in the first game, then you can appreciate Moving Out 2. They made moving unwieldy items considerably better in this version. I noticed I didn’t spin as much or stick to every bump, corner, or item I passed.

In the first version, I struggled moving items through doorways, over stone walkways, or past other items. However, I didn’t have as much trouble pushing past nearby items in this version.

Getting items through doorways is a breeze now. Some items are still off-balance, but moving items isn’t the main focus anymore. Figuring out where they go, or how to get them there captured my attention more than actually moving an item.

On one hand, it makes moving items cleaner and easier. On the other hand, you can’t take advantage of the mechanics like you could on the first version. For example, one player could spam the pick-up and jump buttons to routinely flip large items out windows or over low thresholds. Moving Out 2 eliminated a lot of those exploits, but moving items is so much better in this version!

There are so many small improvements that make moving items noticeably different in this version. I was so used to the old way of fighting to get items around each other or through doorways. After playing Moving Out 2 a while, I prefer the mechanics of this version.

The graphics get a nice upgrade in Moving Out 2. The characters, buildings, maps, trucks, menus and everything else are significantly improved. The different dimensions add a new element too.

There’s a wizard world similar to Harry Potter with castles, trains, and mythical animals. A candy dimension right out of Willy Wonka with rivers of chocolate, honey, cake, gummy bears, and ice cream bars. There’s also a futuristic world inspired by the Jetsons in the sky with moving platforms, robots, and electronic devices.

They spent a lot of time improving the graphics and creating a variety of levels. The moving in levels now have silhouettes of an item! A vast improvement over the mere outline on the floor from the original design.

When Sonic the Hedgehog came out in the 1990’s, the bar for background music was substantially raised. While Moving Out 2 isn’t anything earth shattering, I’d say it at least passes the bar for good music.

The background music was not distracting at all, it even seemed quiet at times. In my opinion they put more effort into the graphics than the sounds though.

They recycled some sounds and music from the first game. Which, like many Kirby games, works well. They dropped the announcer. I really missed the announcers voice from the Moving Out 1. Reading all those corny jokes just isn’t the same in this version.

They definitely added more characters and achievements to this game. A notable improvement over the first design in my opinion. Characters come in 3 versions, which works better than choosing a different hat or outfit in the first game.

Similar to the first game you can choose handicapped characters, which is a nice touch. Every character can toggle on/off a wheelchair. The characters are unlocked by finding Style Crates or Character Crates hidden throughout the levels, plus a few on the main map.

There are 5 achievements per level now. They range from easy to seemingly impossible. For example, not letting any package falling into the water on a level where you have to throw every item across several small islands. I had flashbacks to not breaking any glass in the Atari office building!

The more achievements you earn the higher your F.A.R.T. level, which maxes out at 115 or level 11. A higher F.A.R.T. level is required to play certain levels.

There are also more hidden achievements sprinkled throughout the levels. For example, you need to find 3 hidden keys and place them in colored locks. An improvement over the first game to be sure.

Moving Out 2 is comparable to Moving Out 1 of course. It’s also comparable to Overcooked, Lumberhill, Tools Up, Very Very Valet, and Out of Space to name a few.

Similar to Overcooked 1 & 2, Moving Out 2 is an upgraded version of the first game. As with Overcooked, the second version of Moving Out is better in my opinion.

Both games made slight improvements to the game mechanics. Overcooked 2 toned down the dashing and added throwing. While Moving Out 2 made moving items easier and added slingshots.

Both games added a variety of levels, although Moving Out 1 left much more room for improvements than Overcooked. I love both games, but tend to favor Moving Out more.

Lumberhill, Tools Up, and Very Very Valet are also my favorites. They all have you working as a team racing against the clock. Moving Out 2 has such a variety of levels compared to the others.

We found ourselves asking many times, what are we supposed to do here? But it was a good thing, because it made Moving Out 2 so engaging. It’s the most entertaining of the 4 games listed in my opinion.

Both Out of Space and Moving Out 2 require harmonized teamwork. Which makes for hours of fun with friends or family. Out of Space doesn’t have a clock, instead you work as a team to clean a spaceship and power each room.

Our Moving Out 2 review gives it 9 out of 10 stars. Hand down one of the best games we’ve played lately. I found it to be a major upgrade compared to the first installment of the game. Levels are much more than just moving items to or from a truck. I noticed there’s many puzzles or efficient paths to figure out on each level.

Which makes for a very engaging game. We played most of the day without getting tired of because of the variety of the levels and numerous achievements.

Playing levels several times to find the hidden achievements or accomplish the main achievements really mixes things up. Instead of being redundant, Moving Out 2 is a very delightful game.

Overall, Moving Out 2 captures the fun of the original game but spices things up with a broad variety of gameplay.

Moving out 2 review brought to you by David M.

I’m David M. I’ve been playing video games a long time, my pong game was fire. Now, my kids run circles around me but we always have a good time. We mostly play party and family games. Strategy and battle games are still among my favorites. I like writing about games almost as much as I do playing them. My favorite games are: Moving Out 2, Out of Space, and Overcooked All You Can Eat.

Getting all the achievements in Moving Out 2 requires playing the levels a few times. Due to the game being fun, replaying the levels isn’t a bad thing. These are all the achievements in Snackmore. Packmore, Middle Folkmore, Pactropolis City, and The Void achievements are in other posts.

• Make 3 shots in a row
• Give a bear their big shot
• Give the flamingos a bath

Making 3 shots in a row is simple enough. Giving a bear their big shot involves getting the gummy bear on the left and shooting it into the basket. Hitting the flamingos isn’t as easy since the vertical aim is off. I had to pull the slingshot back as far as it goes to hit the flamingos.

The left slingshot can’t hit the basket when it’s all the way right so don’t even try. The slingshot on the right can’t hit the basket when it’s all the way left so don’t waste a shot.

• I hate rainbow flavoured icecream
• Hit 3 targets in a row without missing
• Hit the special target

The rainbow flavored ice cream is the ball in the middle. Don’t use it to get the achievement. Hitting 3 targets is straightforward. You don’t need to hit all 3 moving targets. Just any 3 targets works. The special target is the star that arcs across in front of the slingshots.

The top target is worth 2 points so I hit that as much as possible. So is the special target, so I hit it as much as possible.

• Make 5 perfect landings
• Smash all the trees
• Jump on an awning

Making 5 perfect landings isn’t as hard as it sounds. Playing the level 2 or 3 times is certain to get these objectives. Smashing all the trees involves flinging an item at all 4 trees in the chocolate moat around the house. Jumping on an awning is done from the rear walkway. I went through the door and jumped on one of the awnings between the houses.

I also used this awning to fling items from the left slingshot to the right house. And visa-versa. I had to carry smaller items across insted of using the slingshot.

In my experience, it’s easy to loose items on this level since it gets cluttered. I frequently used the top button to locate items that had not been placed yet.

• Knock items with the wrecking ball 10 times
• Smash all the candy trees
• Don’t break any empty candy cups

Knocking 10 items with the wrecking ball is easy enough. Smashing all the candy trees isn’t. On the path leading up to the moving truck is one tree leaning on the left wall. The tree really blends into the wall since its facing backwards. Not breaking any candy cups was also a bit tricky since one cup is upside down. The chocolate bottom made it hard to spot.

For faster times, I made full use of the conveyor belt. Some items get stuck in the corner. I had to toss another item on or manually help it along.

• Send a gumball through without touching anything.
• Finish with at least 8 gumballs of the same type
• TILT!

Sending a gumball through without touching anything seems to happen on its own. Just pull back the knobs over and over to release all the white balls. One is bound to get fed into the gumball machine.

I kept sending painted gumballs back in until I got 8 of the same type. Tilt is accomplished by slapping both the green hands sticking up from the ground on either end.

I got better times on this level by completing each step before moving on to the next one. I started by sending every white ball out of the chute before feeding any into the machine. Once all the white balls were out then I started feeding them.

I threw or knocked as many balls toward the feeding chute in the middle as I could. Once every ball was painted I went all the way to one side to start sorting. I worked my way from that side to the other.

Separating balls by jumping and throwing the orange ones to the left and purple ones to the right. Once I got close to the moving truck I loaded every type of ball for that truck. Then swept my way to the other side, throwing or knocking all the balls toward that truck.

• Smash 5 candy cups in under 2 seconds
• Complete level without smashing more than 4 walls
• Smash everything!

Smashing 5 candy cups in under 2 seconds is achieved with the narrow path on the right. I lined up 5 candy cups in that alley then threw the ball at them.

Completing the level by smashing only 4 walls is easy long as you smash the right walls. Two walls have embedded items so I had to smash those. Then I smashed the top wall to access the left building. Any of the exterior walls give access to he building on the right.

When smashing everything be sure not to miss the trees in the top right corner. Getting the pro time requires using the ball to knock most items toward the moving truck. The smaller items, such as the stack of chocolate in the lower right building aren’t effected by the ball. I threw those on the truck.

• Deliver all the croissants first
• Put all the bears in the office
• Deliver all the croissants last

Delivering all the croissants first or last is plain enough. I found it was easy to miss the croissant on the desk in the bottom right corner. Putting all the gummy bears in the office takes some time. Don’t miss the yellow gummy bear in the delivery area for the small cakes.

Getting better times wasn’t too bad for this level in my experience. As long as I didn’t cross the map empty handed, I got the pro time.

• Throw all the fruit away
• Use the lever less than 6 times
• Deliver all the bears first

Throwing all the fruit away requires both the small slices and large watermelon slices. Delivering all the gummy bears first is plain enough.

Using the lever less than 6 times requires jumping off the platform and throwing the smaller cakes across to the other side. That way I only needed to pull the level to move the larger items. I also had to ride the moving platform every time I pulled the lever. Don’t forget to throw items across or feed them into the door before pulling the lever.

I found getting the pro time involved playing roughly the same as using the lever 6 times achievement. Except this time I pulled the lever as many times as I needed to open the doors. Also throwing items across, loading up the moving platform, etc.

• Break the delivery area last
• Deliver 4 candy cups
• Smash 3 candy cups without the wrecking ball

The delivery area is the container with a light blue roof, break it last. Break the interior walls in the green and yellow units too before opening the delivery area. Deliver 4 empty candy cups without breaking them. We smashed the candy cups by throwing the large red and white ball at them. I was able to smash open the candy cups solo playing by using the thing spinning in the middle.

For faster times, avoid being hit by the bar swinging in the middle as much as possible. I threw as many items as I could from the back of each unit to the middle. Then let the bar push them toward the delivery area.

• Picky Eater – Only eat one type of candy
• Munch 10 items in a row without a miss
• Avoid getting knocked off the stage

This level is easier with 1 player than multiple players, but we eventually got it both ways. To get picky eater, we had two players manage one mouth thing. Then set the other one off to the side facing away.

Then two players ran up the red waterfall to sort candy. Catching and throwing candy we didn’t want to the sides. While catching and throwing candy we did want into the mouth thing.

An easy way to get picky eater is to only feed flamingos to the mouth. They are on the ledge flanking either side of the waterfall. We tested it this way and it was easier.

Munching 10 items and avoid being knocked off wasn’t easy. But after several tries we attained the objective. Avoid getting knocked off the stage took a few attempts.

• Don’t get hit by a sherbert bomb
• Sort 5 consoles
• Deliver 3 bears in 3 seconds

Watch for the pink sherbert bombs. They explode once they tick down and have a descent size blast range. The consoles are the small yellow things. Throw at least 5 into the chutes. Pile up gummy bears around the gummy bear chute. Let a sherbert bomb push them in or do it yourself once you get 4 or 5 piled up.

Always grab and feed close items. I found getting good at the hammer throw technique helps for this level. As you drag an item toward the chute, start to spin around and release the item at just the right time. You can sort of toss items with the momentum.

• Deliver all the gumballs first
• Don’t let any items fall in the chocolate
• Knock knock!

We found delivering all the gumballs first requires both the large red and small green gumballs. Not letting any items fall in the chocolate requires teamwork. One player would send an item, the other caught it.

I found playing solo I needed to enable the assist mode, lesser difficulty. Seriously, playing solo this objective was impossible. On certain conveyors, the zip line was too far away to catch an item before it fell off on the other side.

Placing a buffer item kept the sent item on the platform. But the buffer item always fell in the chocolate before I could get to it. Placing two buffer items worked but then I’d run out of time.

Knock on the door by slapping it. Slapping it twice releases the style crate.

• Save the flamingo and deliver it
• Complete without crushing a moveable
• Complete move with fast speed active

The flamingo is near the end, on the left side of all the boxes. While these achievements are straightforward, it took us several attempts to avoid crushing a moveable. I slapped the switch before jumping down to the platform to set the faster speed.

Achievements in Snackmore brought to you by David M.

I’m David M. I’ve been playing video games a long time, my pong game was fire. Now, my kids run circles around me but we always have a good time. We mostly play party and family games. Strategy and battle games are still among my favorites. I like writing about games almost as much as I do playing them. My favorite games are: Moving Out 2, Out of Space, and Overcooked All You Can Eat.