Recommended Order for Unlocking Skills

I recommend you unlock Sonic’s skills in this order (you can see more detailed reviews of each skill by clicking on the name of each skill to expand it).

Other Skills

The below skills are automatically unlocked by progressing through the main campaign, and they don’t cost any skill points (you can also expand each section to see more details about each skill and what I think of it).

I hope this post helps you to decide which skills to prioritize unlocking and mastering as you play through Sonic Frontiers. Good luck and have fun!

FAQ

Here are the answers to some frequently asked questions about Sonic Frontiers.

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Because of this, we’ve compiled a list of some of our favorite games that we know for sure can be played with four players on one Nintendo Switch console. Please note that to be able to play these or any other games for the Nintendo Switch with four players, you’ll need to have at least one controller or set of controllers for each person playing.

Moving Out

In Moving Out, you and your friends can become Packmore’s “best” moving team and save the world (along with everybody’s stuff). The concept is fairly simple; carry everything from one place to another as fast as you can. Of course, you’ll have to avoid ghosts, guava-lava, giant crushers, oil slicks, and oncoming traffic while you do it! You’ll also occasionally have to chase down your cargo and keep it from escaping the truck while you load everything else on! We have a more in-depth review of Moving Out. We also have a gameplay guide that lists out all the levels, and we have an achievements guide that tells you how to get 100% on every level in the main campaign.

Moving Out 2

Moving Out 2 is the sequel to Moving Out, and it includes even more locations than the first. In this game, the F.A.R.T.’s (Furniture Arrangement and Relocation Technicians) will be traveling to new dimensions and will leave no box unmoved. This game also has more types of levels, such as score attack, and moving in, which is now a type of level rather than a mode like it was in the first game. You can read more about what we think of the game here in our review of Moving Out 2.

Overcooked!

In Overcooked! You save the world by cooking! Chop, scrub, dash, and deliver orders as fast as you can to curb the hunger of the Ever Peckish! Master the many challenges that each dynamic kitchen has to offer as you cook your way to victory. You’ll have to make orders such as soup, fish-and-chips, hamburgers, and pizza, in some of the most unimaginable places like outer-space, inside volcanoes, and even in multiple trucks driving alongside each other on the highway! You can read more of our thoughts about this game in this review of Overcooked! right here on Family Game Squad.

Overcooked! 2

An amazing sequel to Overcooked, Overcooked! 2 takes the principles established in the first game and manages to refine and improve upon them. It even introduces new mechanics, such as the ability to throw ingredients! This game has some of the same recipes as the original, but it also adds in sushi, cakes/pancakes, and more! This time in the Onion Kingdom, the Onion King has accidentally unleashed a hangry horde of Unbread monsters! While you don’t really need to have played the first game to understand the story of this one, I still recommend getting both since they’re both great games.

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe

Just like most other installments in the Mario Kart series, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe offers lots of high-speed fun and madness for all. Up to four players can participate in Grand Prix, Battle, and VS Modes with just a single console and four controllers. It’s our number one most played game on the Switch, so all of us here at Family Game Squad can highly recommend this one! We’ve had plenty of fun times with this game, and you can about some of our best moments in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe here.

Super Mario Party

With a whopping eighty two mini-games that support four players on a single Nintendo Switch, there’s lots to do in Super Mario Party! Not to mention all the game modes, such as Mario Party, Partner Party, River Survival, Sound Stage, Mariothon, and Square Off. As a side note, this game does not support Pro-Controllers, meaning that you’d need four individual Joy-Cons to be able to play with four players.

Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020

Go for gold in these super-powered sports events starring your favorite characters from the Mario and Sonic universes! Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 features real-life olympic sports events such as equestrian, relay, rugby, football (soccer), table tennis, and many others. In Addition, there are “Dream Events”, which are events that are somewhat based on real life events, only with some unique twists thrown in, and some of them even take place in iconic locations from Mario’s and Sonic’s other adventures, such as the Mushroom Kingdom from Mario Odyssey or Metropolis from Sonic Forces!

Disney Tsum Tsum Festival

Play as the adorable Tsum Tsum versions of characters from popular Disney movies in lots of fun mini-games! In Disney Tsum Tsum Festival, there’s mini-games like Tsum Maze (Pacman), Tsum Curling, Spinner Battle, and more! Plus in each mini-game you can choose to play in either co-op or competitive mode, which completely changes how the game works! This game also includes challenges for each mini-game via Bingo Challenge Cards which provide more opportunities to earn coins (which you use to unlock characters), adding just that much more to the already fun-filled mini-games!

Team Sonic Racing

How could you go wrong with a game where the fastest thing alive teams up with his friends and drives some of the fastest race cars on the planet? In Team Sonic Racing, you don’t just share your points in grand prix. You can also send your items to your teammates to help them take down the competition, or help them with a slipstream boost if they’re going a little slow by driving near them, or they can follow in your tracks to build up a small speed boost! All of which adds points to your Team Ultimate meter that, once full, lets your whole team perform a Team Ultimate speed boost that makes you all invincible!

Carnival Games

Have a fun day at the carnival without ever leaving your living room! In Carnival Games, you can take part in twenty fun mini-games, ranging from flying mini-rockets through outer space tunnels to bouncing around collecting bananas! You even play each game as your own custom made avatar! And if you want to just jump into the action without having to make a character the first time you play, the game comes with some premade characters ready for you to choose from.

Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury

Race the clock together in these purr-fect 3D platformer games! In Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury, Bowser has captured the seven Sprixie Princesses, and up to four players can team up and play as either Mario, Luigi, Toad, Peach, or (later) Rosalina to save the day! In Bowser’s Fury, Bowser is on a rampage that even his own son, Bowser Jr., can’t stop alone! Explore the various islands around Lake Lapcat to find and collect Cat Shines to clear the goop and calm Bowser down!

Kirby Star Allies

Make friends wherever you go in this side-scrolling adventure! In Kirby Star Allies, player one plays as Kirby, while the other players control Kirby’s friends and enemies-turned-allies. All players can harness elemental abilities that affect the environment and enemies in unique ways, and each player can combine their powers to get new abilities, such as combining the sword ability with Burning Leo’s fire breath to get a Sizzle Sword that can slice and burn obstacles at the same time!

Kirby Fighters 2

Battle for glory with (or against) your friends in Kirby Fighters 2! Win battles to level up and unlock more stages, abilities, and headgear to choose from! With four players, you can do either free for all battles or team battles where you could do two versus two, two versus one versus one, or even three versus one! And if you have save data from Kirby Star Allies (listed earlier in this post) or Super Kirby Clash (a free download on the Nintendo Switch eShop that can also be done with up to four players on one console), you can even unlock exclusive headgear for some of the abilities!

Animal Crossing: New Horizons

Build the island paradise of your dreams in Animal Crossing: New Horizons! Amass a fortune to decorate and upgrade your home and island to make it a nice place for you, your family, and up to ten animal neighbors to call home! Time in the game is synced up with your Nintendo Switch’s system clock, so you can watch the seasons and time of day change on your island at the same time as your own backyard! You can even catch two hundred different kinds of bugs and fish that can be donated to your island’s museum where you can learn some interesting facts about the real-life counterparts!

Snow Moto Racing Freedom

Pull off crazy stunts as you zoom through gorgeous snowy landscapes on your snowmobile in Snow Moto Racing Freedom! You can choose between three different modes when doing four player split-screen mode; Snocross, Sprint, and Leisure. Each of which can take place on one of the three expansive maps where you can even set things like the time of day and weather!

Mario Tennis Aces

Tennis just got a whole lot more intense in Mario Tennis Aces! Fill up your power gauge to pull off impressive feats like Zone Speed to slow down time, or Zone Shots that can weaken or even break your opponents’ rackets if they don’t counter it right, or save up all your power to do your character’s Special Shot and send the ball rocketing toward your opponents’ side of the court with enough force to instantly break their rackets if they counter it wrong, if they can even get there in time!

Snipperclips Plus – Cut it out, together!

Work together to cut the paper pals Snip and Clip into keys, gears, hooks, and whatever else you can come up with to solve lots of challenging puzzles! In Snipperclips Plus – Cut it out, together! You catch creatures, pop balloons, and more in Party mode. Or get competitive in Blitz mode with mini-games like hockey, hoops, and territory! There’s also a relaxing Stamp mode where you can use your characters as stamps to make beautiful masterpieces!

Sonic Mania Plus

Sonic Mania Plus is a retro-styled 2D pixel art platformer where you race through vibrant levels going for the best time and most points. Collect rings, destroy robots, and break power-up monitors to help you in your quest to save the world from Dr. Eggman’s (Robotnik’s?) latest evil scheme! If you have the Encore mode DLC (included in the “Plus” edition of Sonic Mania), you can race with up to three other players in Competition mode, where you can play through most of the levels available in the main story mode! Each playable character has their own set of unique abilities that open up possibilities for different routes, even in Competition mode!

Super Mario Maker 2

Ever wanted to design your own levels for a Mario game? Well, now you can! In Super Mario Maker 2, you can make your very own courses inspired by games like Super Mario 3D World, Super Mario Bros. 1 and 3, New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe, and Super Mario World! Even if you’re not the creative type, if you have an online membership, you can play courses made by Nintendo and other players from all over the world! While you can’t make courses or do story mode with four players at once, you can still play already made courses with four players.

Game Builder Garage

While actually making games is limited to single player (though multiple controllers can be connected to control the pointer on the screen, we find that it’s a bit hectic to try and collaborate on making a game in that way), the number of players in the games you make is essentially only limited by your creativity and skills. In Game Builder Garage you can make basically any kind of game you can dream up if you have the imagination, problem solving skills, and patience required to make it a reality. You don’t even need to have any coding experience! All the logic and visuals are created by placing and connecting things called “Nodon”, and there are several helpful lessons that teach you how to make good use of them to make the game of your dreams.

Hello Kitty Kruisers With Sanrio Friends

In Hello Kitty Kruisers With Sanrio Friends, you race in adorable cars, boats, and planes in this game starring Hello Kitty and her friends! This is a great first racing game for younger players who might have trouble with a more complex game such as Mario Kart or Team Sonic Racing, as this game has fairly simple controls and straightforward courses.

Pretty Princess Party

Experience a day in the life of a magical princess in Pretty Princess Party! Race your horses, pick flowers, dance, and more to restore magic to the kingdom! You even get to dress up your own pretty princess and make her look however you want! While story mode is only single-player, all the mini-games can be done with up to four players on one console. Chickadee especially loves this game, and has even written a guide on it!

I hope that this list has helped you find some games that you and your family can enjoy together.

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1. Make it a family project

This game really does provide a great opportunity for everyone to get together and work on the fun project of building up an island as a family, so long as you make sure that everybody gets to voice their ideas and puts in an effort to making your island the best it can be for everyone involved. I highly recommend that you get your whole family (and/or whomever you’re sharing your island with) together as often as possible and do Party Play (via the Call Resident app on your Nookphone, unlocked as soon as at least one other person has set up their house on the island), since it makes sure that everyone gets a chance to give their input and to work on projects together when designing your island. Plus it’s just more fun that way!

2. Share your resources

If you have extra resources in your storage or your pockets that another player needs and you don’t, share with them! Or if you have lots of Bells and another player wants to purchase something that won’t be available the next day, give them a loan! Of course, you should also make sure that it never gets to where one player is doing all the giving while the other is doing all the taking. Try writing down what you loan a player and when to keep track and make sure things don’t get out of hand.

3. Be mindful of the others on your island

Don’t take someone else’s decorations and sell them without permission, and don’t purposely tell their favorite villager to leave. The Golden Rule is a very, very important thing to keep in mind when playing this game. Especially if you want to stay on speaking terms with whomever you’re sharing with.

4. Divide up the island

While I think that it would be ideal if everyone could all work together to build up their islands, I realize that it might not be a possibility for some people to do that. If you feel that things just wouldn’t be able to work out with treating your island like a family project, or if you’ve tried and found that not everyone was enjoying themselves, you could divide up your island and give each player their own section to work on like they would if they weren’t sharing the island with anyone else. You could put fencing, rivers, cliffs, custom designs, or anything else that could help you distinguish the borders of each player’s section and make sure that you don’t accidentally decorate/terraform somebody else’s section.

5. Keep things fair

No matter how you decide to view your island, try to make sure that things stay fair for everyone. I recommend that everyone be allowed to have at least one animal villager’s house that they get full control of (or at least as much control as the game allows). Meaning that only they can decide to kick out whoever moves into that house, and have everyone else ask their permission before they do something like changing their villager’s catchphrase or giving the villager an item that would affect their clothing/home décor, and if a player wants their villager someplace else on the island, the resident representative should move it for them (the player who wants their villager moved should still give them the Bells needed to move the house, though). You could also set aside certain fruit trees for each player to harvest from by labeling them with custom designs or by keeping them near their houses. I also suggest that once the resident representative unlocks the pole vault and ladder, that they craft one of each for each player, since it saves them from having to buy the recipe themselves and it doesn’t have to cost the resident representative anything other than the time it takes to make them, since the other players could supply the materials for their tools if necessary.

Ultimately I think that whether having to share an island is a strength or weakness of this game is up to the people playing it. I hope that you found these tips helpful and that they’ll make your experience with the game that much more enjoyable. If you have any other tips or advice that you’ve thought of while playing, feel free to share them in the comments below.

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Morton’s Mind-Powers

Morton was the only one from the red team near the button, so we’re assuming that it was him even though it appears that he never touched the button…

Piranha Plants Sleeping on the Job

I feel like I’ve tried this same trick several times, and have never gotten it to work. But I suppose the rules do seem to be different for the AI racers.

Our Best Renegade Round-Up Record

Everyone on the AI team was caught in under 12 seconds. Chickadee (playing as Princess Daisy, her favorite character) was the catching queen- she caught four out of six people from the other team in this replay!

Photo Finish

Thanks to Toad, we didn’t get all three stars on that Grand Prix cup that time. We’d been hitting him with every item we got the entire last section of the race, and he still got first place somehow, which seems to happen way too often when we do Grand Prix mode…

Coin Runners in Wuhu Town Glitch

Apparently when you do Coin Runners on the Wuhu Town map, the AI racers can get stuck trying to collect the coins over the grassy circle in the middle of the map. If they miss it on their first jump over the circle, they turn around and try again but they don’t drive far enough away to be able to build up enough speed to reach the coin, and so they just get stuck trying over and over again to get it. It seems that at least one racer gets stuck like this nearly every time we do Coin Runners in Wuhu Town.

Super Daisy

Chickadee (playing as Princess Daisy again) somehow didn’t get saved by Lakitu when she fell off the cliff, and managed to climb back up onto the track all by herself. Notice how you can see Mario fall into the same pit in the background of this clip. Our hero…🙄

“Smart” Steering

I was happily driving along in Grumble Volcano (in first place) when I hit a glider panel near a part where the track splits off into two different paths (with one higher than the other). I flew over both paths and almost landed on the higher one, but then decided to go on the lower one instead.

Apparently though, I had gotten close enough to the higher path that the Smart Steering thought that I was actually on that higher path, and so it just kept pulling me into the wall trying to get me up the side of the cliff and onto the higher path. I was completely stuck until I paused the game and turned off Smart Steering. Unfortunately, I don’t have a video of this.

Wario’s Magic Boomerang

At first we thought we misread the name when it said “Wario hit you” and saw where Wario was on the map at the time. We’ve tested and discovered that if you aim things perfectly and it’s the third and last throw with the Boomerang, it actually is possible for non-AI racers to do this trick too.

Baby Rosalina Vs. Baby Luigi

It’s always seemed to me that the AI racers can recover faster than the players can, and I think that this pretty much proves it.

Evil Yoshi

It seems like there’s always a traitor on our team, but Yoshi was especially evil in this replay. He was attacking his teammates, protecting the racers on the other team, and every time he got an item he refused to use it against the other team!

Invincible Ludwig

I don’t even know how Ludwig didn’t spin out from this. I thought you had to actually activate a Super Star to be invincible, not just hold it. Unless Mushrooms are the same as Super Stars for the AI racers…?

Invincible Mario

Somehow, even though Mario wasn’t an AI racer, he still somehow managed to pull off this trick. We’re thinking that the game must be rigged in Mario’s favor, whether he’s an AI or not.

Invincible King Boo

King Boo was struck by lightning and then (awhile after he’d stopped blinking from the lightning, but before he went back to his usual size) he got run over by a normal-sized racer with Super Star invincibility and he was completely unaffected by them. Not only that, but he was in eighth place toward the end of the second lap when all this occurred, and he still finished in first place by the end of the race! Unfortunately, I don’t have a video of this either.

Isabelle’s Invincible Piranha Plant

A blast from a sound box may be able to destroy the infamously annoying blue shell, but apparently nothing can stop Isabelle when she’s on a mission to catch everyone on the blue team…

And there you have it. I hope you’ve enjoyed these highlights as much as we have!

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Having trouble completing all the objectives in Moving Out? Want to know what exactly you need to aim for in a level before you complete it? Well, I’ve got you covered.

This guide lists exactly what time frame you need to complete each level in to earn platinum (for every amount of players, with and without extended time limits from assist mode!), and a list of every bonus objective, with tips on how to complete most of them. Enjoy!

Holly’s Home

Times required for Platinum

• 1 Player: 1:50
• 2 Players: 2:23
• 3 Players: 1:14
• 4 Players: 1:15

Assist mode platinum times

• 1 Player: 3:25
• 2 Players: 3:55
• 3 Players: 2:55
• 4 Players: 2:55

Bonus Objectives

Can complete all objectives in one playthrough: no

• Break the windows
• Don’t break any windows – this obviously can’t be done on the same playthrough as the first objective.
• Bring the flamingos – Take the two lawn flamingos set up in the front yard and load them on the truck.

Pepperoni Palace

Times required for Platinum

• 1 Player: 3:05
• 2 Players: 3:17
• 3 Players: 2:06
• 4 Players: 1:44

Assist mode platinum times

• 1 Player: 4:55
• 2 Players: 4:55
• 3 Players: 3:55
• 4 Players: 3:25

Bonus Objectives

Can complete all objectives in one playthrough: yes

• Gooooaaaalllll! – Put the soccer ball in the goal. Both are in the backyard.
• Deliver the turtle – Find the turtle and load it on the truck. Keep in mind that it moves around on its own, and may walk off the truck if you don’t block it in.
• Don’t break the vase – It’s in the living room, next to the L-shaped couch. Just be careful when moving around it, and you should be fine.

The Hoop House

Times required for Platinum

• 1 Player: 3:01
• 2 Players: 3:44
• 3 Players: 2:27
• 4 Players: 2:33

Assist mode platinum times

• 1 Player: 4:55
• 2 Players: 5:25
• 3 Players: 3:55
• 4 Players: 4:25

Bonus Objectives

Can complete all objectives in one playthrough: yes

• Shoot some hoops – Throw one of the balls through the basketball hoop hung on the garage. I recommend that you stand on the blue car at the end of the driveway and jump right as you throw the ball to get it in.
• Pets stay outside – In the backyard there’s a chicken coop with a box blocking the entrance; as soon as you move that box a chicken will come out and try to get into the house. You’ll need to catch it and keep it out of the house until you finish the level.
• Don’t break any windows

Poolside Pad

Times required for Platinum

• 1 Player: 2:05
• 2 Players: 2:59
• 3 Players: 2:38
• 4 Players: 2:15

Assist mode platinum times

• 1 Player: 3:55
• 2 Players: 4:55
• 3 Players: 4:25
• 4 Players: 3:55

Bonus Objectives

Can complete all objectives in one playthrough: yes (but it’s not easy)

• Don’t hold a box for more than 3 seconds – They just mean don’t hold a box for more than three consecutive seconds, so you can drop a box and pick it back up as much as you need to during the level, and you can hold other types of items as long as you want.
• Keep everything dry – The movers falling into the pool and respawning count against this objective, but as long as no movers/objects respawn from going in the water, you’ll be fine (even if there’s a splash effect from a part of something dipping into the water, you’ll still be fine as long as it doesn’t respawn).
• Jump over the pool – You have to set something up by the side of the pool and jump off of it to be able to make it across. Although you could complete this objective and the previous one in the same playthrough, it’s probably easiest to just do them in two separate playthroughs of this level.

Jerry’s Apartment

Times required for Platinum

• 1 Player: 1:54
• 2 Players: 2:22
• 3 Players: 2:04
• 4 Players: 1:39

Assist mode platinum times

• 1 Player: 3:25
• 2 Players: 3:55
• 3 Players: 3:55
• 4 Players: 3:25

Bonus Objectives

Can complete all objectives in one playthrough: yes

• Don’t break any glass
• Don’t break any objects – Keep in mind that the red boxes can still break while you’re holding them if you bump them into a wall too hard. Windows don’t count against this objective.
• Give a bird a bath – Take a lawn flamingo and put it in the bathtub upstairs.

Casa de Cliff

Times required for Platinum

• 1 Player: 2:42
• 2 Players: 3:59
• 3 Players: 3:01
• 4 Players: 2:55

Assist mode platinum times

• 1 Player: 4:25
• 2 Players: 5:55
• 3 Players: 4:55
• 4 Players: 4:25

Bonus Objectives

Can complete all objectives in one playthrough: yes

• Who let the goose out? – Slap the mailbox; a goose will come out of the red door nearby.
• No stairs for you! – It’s still okay if you break the hand railing or walk on the landing at the top of the stairs.
• Break the windows

Summer Chalet

Times required for Platinum

• 1 Player: 2:37
• 2 Players: 4:08
• 3 Players: 3:09
• 4 Players: 3:39

Assist mode platinum times

• 1 Player: 4:25
• 2 Players: 5:55
• 3 Players: 4:55
• 4 Players: 5:25

Bonus Objectives

Can complete all objectives in one playthrough: no

• No stair run – You’ll have to go up and down the snowy slopes instead.
• Go snowboarding – Send the snowboard down one of the snowy slopes.
• Avoid the snow – This can’t be completed in the same playthrough as the first objective, as the stairs are the only other way to get to the stuff you need to bring to the truck.

21 Slick Street

Times required for Platinum

• 1 Player: 2:54
• 2 Players: 3:09
• 3 Players: 2:42
• 4 Players: 3:38

Assist mode platinum times

• 1 Player: 4:55
• 2 Players: 4:55
• 3 Players: 4:25
• 4 Players: 5:25

Bonus Objectives

Can complete all objectives in one playthrough: yes

• Don’t get hit by a car
• Mess up the trophies – Knock over the trophies on the shelf along the left wall of the second floor. You don’t have to mess up every single trophy to get the objective.
• Don’t get oily – Make sure you get to the sheep as soon as possible, because if you leave it alone too long then it’ll run into the middle of the biggest puddle of oil and stay there, making it impossible to finish the level without going in the oil.

Snottsberry Farm

Times required for Platinum

• 1 Player: 2:27
• 2 Players: 3:20
• 3 Players: 2:21
• 4 Players: 2:02

Assist mode platinum times

• 1 Player: 4:25
• 2 Players: 4:55
• 3 Players: 3:55
• 4 Players: 3:55

Bonus Objectives

Can complete all objectives in one playthrough: yes

• Disturb the nests – Knock all the eggs out of every nest in the chicken coops.
• Avoid the rakes – Be careful when getting the chickens and the animals in the top left portion of the level; there’s a hidden rake in the middle chicken coop and a hard to see rake behind the hay bale wall. Also be careful if you try to get animals out of the giant mud puddle in the upper-right part of the level, it’s pretty easy to slide into the rake there, especially when holding on to an animal.
• Make some pen pals – Bring every animal up to the pen in the top right corner. They don’t all have to be there at the same time, just so long as each animal has been there at some point before finishing the level, you’ll get the objective.

Packmore River

Times required for Platinum

• 1 Player: 1:36
• 2 Players: 2:57
• 3 Players: 2:29
• 4 Players: 2:40

Assist mode platinum times

• 1 Player: 3:25
• 2 Players: 4:55
• 3 Players: 4:25
• 4 Players: 4:25

Bonus Objectives

Can complete all objectives in one playthrough: yes

• Ride a croc
• Get hit by a caffeinated driver – Get run over by a red car with a white coffee mug on the roof.
• Bring the frog to the other side – It automatically follows you around, so just try to lead it all the way to the truck without letting it fall in the water or get run over.

The AAAAAH-tari Office

Times required for Platinum

• 1 Player: 3:39
• 2 Players: 3:30
• 3 Players: 3:05
• 4 Players: 3:05

Assist mode platinum times

• 1 Player: 5:25
• 2 Players: 5:25
• 3 Players: 4:55
• 4 Players: 4:55

Bonus Objectives

Can complete all objectives in one playthrough: yes

• Don’t break any windows – Probably one of the hardest objectives so far. If the ghost grabs you, it’ll try to pull you into one of the windows in the center. We found out that it’s possible to slap the ghost onto the elevator and get it stuck there, which is a pretty helpful exploit if the ghost keeps messing you up. Also I suggest that you go for the watercooler and the grey cabinet by the starting area first and move them away from the glass, because of how wobbly they are and how close they start to the glass, they’re probably the most likely to mess you up, so it’s better to try and move them before you’ve gotten too far into the level, in case you have to restart.
• Put the printer in the lift – They mean the elevator.
• Deliver the trolley – It’s the black cart thing in the bottom right corner of the top floor; load it on the truck.

Dread Manor

Times required for Platinum

• 1 Player: 4:00
• 2 Players: 3:37
• 3 Players: 2:33
• 4 Players: 2:25

Assist mode platinum times

• 1 Player: 5:55
• 2 Players: 5:25
• 3 Players: 4:25
• 4 Players: 4:25

Bonus Objectives

Can complete all objectives in one playthrough: yes

• Bust-a-ghost – Slap the ghost.
• Deliver me his head! – Take the talking head from the armor in the front room and load it onto the truck.
• Mess up the artwork – You have to knock down all eight paintings hanging on the walls upstairs to get this objective.

Roundabout Mansion

Times required for Platinum

• 1 Player: 3:39
• 2 Players: 5:08
• 3 Players: 4:12
• 4 Players: 4:03

Assist mode platinum times

• 1 Player: 5:25
• 2 Players: 6:55
• 3 Players: 5:55
• 4 Players: 5:55

Bonus Objectives

Can complete all objectives in one playthrough: yes

• Hop across the pond – The pond is right next to the truck. You’ll have to hop to the rock in the middle of the pond to make it across.
• Don’t mess up any of the artwork – This is one of the hardest objectives in the game. If you even walk near a painting, it’ll fall off the wall and count against this objective. Just take things slow and carefully, and after a few thousand tries you’ll probably get it.
• No ghost hugs – Don’t let either of the ghosts catch you.

Obadiah’s Orchard

Times required for Platinum

• 1 Player: 3:12
• 2 Players: 3:50
• 3 Players: 3:29
• 4 Players: 3:02

Assist mode platinum times

• 1 Player: 4:55
• 2 Players: 5:55
• 3 Players: 5:25
• 4 Players: 4:55

Bonus Objectives

Can complete all objectives in one playthrough: yes

• Avoid all the rakes – Be careful when you press the red button next to the outhouse; you could get launched into a rake when the chicken bursts out if you’re in front of it.
• Don’t break the fragile item – Step on the yellow button to launch it out of the tree; the red X on the ground marks where it’s going to land.
• Ride the turtles – Step on each of the four turtles in the river. Keep in mind that they sink down and come back up periodically, so they probably won’t all be available to stand on at the same time.

Lenny’s Mansion

Times required for Platinum

• 1 Player: 3:46
• 2 Players: 4:12
• 3 Players: 4:18
• 4 Players: 4:30

Assist mode platinum times

• 1 Player: 5:55
• 2 Players: 5:55
• 3 Players: 5:55
• 4 Players: 6:25

Bonus Objectives

Can complete all objectives in one playthrough: yes

• Clear the pier – There’s a pier with a blue and white umbrella in the top right portion of the level; knock the bucket off the corner of the pier into the water.
• Don’t step on any buttons – You can still put objects on the buttons if you’re careful.
• Smash the trophy case – It’s the glass case with the golden disk in the trophy room; you’ll have to press the red button near the bottom of the stairs to be able to get to it.

Neighborhood Watch HQ

Times required for Platinum

• 1 Player: 3:26
• 2 Players: 4:26
• 3 Players: 4:11
• 4 Players: 3:40

Assist mode platinum times

• 1 Player: 5:25
• 2 Players: 6:25
• 3 Players: 5:55
• 4 Players: 5:25

Bonus Objectives

Can complete all objectives in one playthrough: yes

• Help a chicken fly – Make a chicken float on one of the fans. You can hold it while it’s floating or you could just throw/push it onto the fan; it counts however you do it.
• Keep the chickens off the grass – There’s a small hole in the wall of the bigger building in the top right portion of the level; make sure to block it off before you approach the entryway to the bigger building and activate the whole big “opening up” animation, which also makes the chickens attempt to run outside.
• Discover the weird secret – Knock all the papers off the bulletin board on the left-most wall in the bigger building.

Deserted Depot

Times required for Platinum

• 1 Player: 2:26
• 2 Players: 2:23
• 3 Players: 1:58
• 4 Players: 1:32

Assist mode platinum times

• 1 Player: 4:25
• 2 Players: 4:25
• 3 Players: 3:25
• 4 Players: 2:55

Bonus Objectives

Can complete all objectives in one playthrough: no

• Use only the middle delivery lane
• Deliver all the boxes first
• Deliver all couches first – All the yellow and orange ones count too; including the smaller ones. For this and the previous objectives, if anything even touches the black strips that block the movers, it can count against this objective, so no last minute saves allowed, unfortunately. And also, you can’t complete this objective and the previous one in the same playthrough.

Sealed Storehouse

Times required for Platinum

• 1 Player: 3:30
• 2 Players: 3:18
• 3 Players: 2:32
• 4 Players: 2:20

Assist mode platinum times

• 1 Player: 5:25
• 2 Players: 5:25
• 3 Players: 4:25
• 4 Players: 4:25

Bonus Objectives

Can complete all objectives in one playthrough: yes

• Deliver all small crates first
• Get a workout – Get on a conveyor belt and run against the way it’s trying to move you for a few seconds.
• Don’t take any items through the door – If an item even touches any of the doors it counts against this objective. Try to make sure that you don’t send too many things through the conveyor belts at once, because if too many things pile up at the ends of the belts they can end up touching a door.

Locked Lever Lab

Times required for Platinum

• 1 Player: 3:04
• 2 Players: 3:36
• 3 Players: 2:46
• 4 Players: 2:26

Assist mode platinum times

• 1 Player: 4:55
• 2 Players: 5:25
• 3 Players: 4:25
• 4 Players: 4:25

Bonus Objectives

Can complete all objectives in one playthrough: yes

• Smash the windows
• Take the couch outside – Bring a couch to the balcony on the side of the building in the bottom portion of the level. Any of the couches work for this, but the smallest one is probably the easiest one to maneuver around there.
• Use the levers only two times – Pull the lever in the biggest blue-floored room on the left (make sure you get the L-shaped couch out first, if you need it), and then you’ll need to take the big L-shaped group of crates (and the L-shaped couch, if you need it) either to the top-left green-floored room and pull the lever in the room just below it, or you can take it into the blue-floored room closest to the truck and pull the lever in there to be able to get it to the truck. Everything else can be taken through the windows or any of the currently open doors.

Flamethrower Factory

Times required for Platinum

• 1 Player: 3:58
• 2 Players: 4:05
• 3 Players: 5:04
• 4 Players: 4:44

Assist mode platinum times

• 1 Player: 5:55
• 2 Players: 5:55
• 3 Players: 6:55
• 4 Players: 6:55

Bonus Objectives

Can complete all objectives in one playthrough: yes

• Don’t destroy any crates – Make sure you get all the crates off the middle conveyor belt before they touch the crusher at the end.
• Don’t stand on the conveyor – Don’t let any movers touch the left-most conveyor belt that you use to load everything onto the truck. You can still (and have to) go on the conveyor belt in the middle of the level.
• Crush the couch – Have a couch get crushed by the big red crusher at the end of the middle conveyor belt.

The Chase

Times required for Platinum

• 1 Player: 2:15
• 2 Players: 2:43
• 3 Players: 2:52
• 4 Players: 3:20

Assist mode platinum times

• 1 Player: 4:25
• 2 Players: 4:55
• 3 Players: 4:55
• 4 Players: 5:25

Bonus Objectives

Can complete all objectives in one playthrough: yes

• Don’t fall from the train – Respawning by any means counts against this objective, so make sure you don’t leave any movers behind when going to a new section of the train and don’t touch any of the bandsaws.
• Complete the gaming area – Bring the white and black console in the first train car to the TV in the corner of the last train car. I recommend that you load the console on the truck and then take it off and bring it to the TV right before you finish the level.
• Send a message Gnome – There’s a garden gnome in the second car; throw it out of the window on the right side and hit one of the radio towers that the train goes by. If you throw it when you see a telephone pole go in front of your character, it should end up hitting the radio tower. And don’t worry if you miss; the gnome respawns and the train just keeps endlessly going by the same things, meaning that you have unlimited tries at getting this objective.

The Floor is Guava

Times required for Platinum

• 1 Player: 3:03
• 2 Players: 3:59
• 3 Players: 4:08
• 4 Players: 4:06

Assist mode platinum times

• 1 Player: 4:55
• 2 Players: 5:55
• 3 Players: 5:55
• 4 Players: 5:55

Bonus Objectives

Can complete all objectives in one playthrough: yes

• Don’t let items touch the guava
• Ride the barrel – The barrel in question is in the bottom portion of the level (you can’t see it until you’ve delivered the first batch of items). It’s the giant grey rotating thing that you use as a bridge to the bottom right corner of the level. You need to stay on it for a few seconds without falling into the guava, which is easier said than done.
• Don’t touch the blue platforms – Meaning the platforms with the squares on them in the upper portion of this level (you can’t see them until you’ve delivered the first batch of items).

Stairway to Melon

Times required for Platinum

• 1 Player: 3:32
• 2 Players: 5:28
• 3 Players: 3:46
• 4 Players: 3:48

Assist mode platinum times

• 1 Player: 5:25
• 2 Players: 7:25
• 3 Players: 5:25
• 4 Players: 5:55

Bonus Objectives

Can complete all objectives in one playthrough: yes

• Take a shower – There’s a leaky pipe in the top-right portion of the level near the pipe for the next objective; stand in the guava spraying out of it for a few seconds.
• Hit the pipe – There’s a large grey pipe sticking out of the guava in the upper-right portion of the level; throw something at it and hit it.
• Break all glass – There’s a lot of glass in this level, and some of it is pretty easy to miss.

Guava Run

Times required for Platinum

• 1 Player: 3:18
• 2 Players: 2:43
• 3 Players: 3:09
• 4 Players: 2:41

Assist mode platinum times

• 1 Player: 5:25
• 2 Players: 4:55
• 3 Players: 4:55
• 4 Players: 4:25

Bonus Objectives

Can complete all objectives in one playthrough: yes

• Don’t touch the guava
• Get pushed and survive – Get launched by the giant moving thing near the truck without landing in the guava; it might take a few tries, so I recommend trying to complete this objective early on if you wanted to complete this and the previous one in the same playthrough, since you’d have to keep restarting the level if you didn’t manage to stay out of the guava when you got launched. But if you aren’t concerned about getting the previous objective in the same playthrough as this objective, then you don’t have to restart the entire level to try again.
• Ahh Push It… – I’m not sure what exactly you need to do for this one, but we threw something on top of the aforementioned giant moving thing and it activated the objective.

Satellite Base Alpha

Times required for Platinum

• 1 Player: 4:04
• 2 Players: 4:47
• 3 Players: 4:04
• 4 Players: 4:18

Assist mode platinum times

• 1 Player: 5:55
• 2 Players: 6:55
• 3 Players: 5:55
• 4 Players: 6:25

Bonus Objectives

Can complete all objectives in one playthrough: yes

• Who delivers the deliverer? – Fall through the trapdoor.
• I’m the fire jumper – Jump over some fire; I’d say that the easiest place to do this would be in the entrance to the left section of the level.
• Deliver each item separately – Just make sure that only one thing falls through the trapdoor per time that you open it.

Revolution Station

Times required for Platinum

• 1 Player: 3:16
• 2 Players: 5:15
• 3 Players: 3:53
• 4 Players: 3:45

Assist mode platinum times

• 1 Player: 5:25
• 2 Players: 7:25
• 3 Players: 5:55
• 4 Players: 5:55

Bonus Objectives

Can complete all objectives in one playthrough: not likely

• Crush a thing – Crush an item between a moving wall and another wall (it doesn’t matter if the second wall moves or not). The big curved test-tubes are probably the easiest things to crush.
• Deliver everything via the left door
• Don’t touch the moving walls – Whether a wall is currently in motion or not, don’t touch it. The outer walls, the doors, and the circles around the moving walls are okay to touch though. You probably need to complete this objective and the first one on two separate playthroughs.

Guavatron

Times required for Platinum

• 1 Player: 3:53
• 2 Players: 5:13
• 3 Players: 4:12
• 4 Players: 5:01

Assist mode platinum times

• 1 Player: 5:55
• 2 Players: 7:25
• 3 Players: 5:55
• 4 Players: 6:55

Bonus Objectives

Can complete all objectives in one playthrough:

• Don’t use the levers
• Deliver the boxes, avoid the guavatron – Deliver all the boxes first, and don’t take any of those boxes through the guavatron (the big round area in the top right corner of the level); you’ll have to throw them across the bottomless pit to get them to the truck. You can take other items through the guavatron after you’ve delivered all the boxes, though.
• Take the sheep home – Load the sheep on the truck.

Contraband Cluster

Times required for Platinum

• 1 Player: 2:30
• 2 Players: 6:02
• 3 Players: 4:21
• 4 Players: 5:06

Assist mode platinum times

• 1 Player: 4:25
• 2 Players: 7:55
• 3 Players: 6:25
• 4 Players: 6:55

Bonus Objectives

Can complete all objectives in one playthrough: yes

• Don’t use the middle fan – Don’t let any objects or movers go on the biggest fan.
• Don’t use the levers
• Float for ten seconds

Pack Rat Planet

Times required for Platinum

• 1 Player: 4:00
• 2 Players: 5:49
• 3 Players: 4:44
• 4 Players: 4:05

Assist mode platinum times

• 1 Player: 5:55
• 2 Players: 7:55
• 3 Players: 6:25
• 4 Players: 5:55

Bonus Objectives

Can complete all objectives in one playthrough: yes

• Hit a basketball shot – Throw a ball through the basketball hoop on the left side of the level. There’s a big round hay bale behind the pine tree; the middle of that seems to be a good spot to shoot from.
• Sit on the throne – There’s a toilet situated just off the cliff to the right of the spot mentioned above (seems like a rather inconvenient place for it…); jump down to it and stand on it.
• Take the printer for a spin – Bring the printer onto one of the three floating platforms moving in a circle in the middle of the level. You’ll have to move the objects off the three buttons in the level to get the flames to stop before you can do it though.

The Final Move?

Times required for Platinum

• 1 Player: 5:00
• 2 Players: 6:29
• 3 Players: 6:39
• 4 Players: 7:32

Assist mode platinum times

• 1 Player: 6:55
• 2 Players: 8:25
• 3 Players: 8:25
• 4 Players: 9:55

Bonus Objectives

Can complete all objectives in one playthrough: yes

• Get squished by the outhouse – Immediately after the flaming fist phase, go to the very bottom right corner of the grassy area and wait for the outhouse to fall out of the sky and crush you. It’s the only one that falls, so if you don’t get crushed by it then, you’ll have to restart the level to get this objective.
• Throw something at the Rat King
• Survive 30 seconds with the flaming fists – You have to stay in the grassy area; no cheating allowed!

Achievement Summary

And there you have it. A complete list of every platinum time and every bonus object in the main campaign of Moving Out. I hope you found this helpful!

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