Moving Out (v1.3.4856.169 & ALL DLC)

Packmore turns the mundane work of hauling furniture into a noisy, slapstick race against the clock. Moving Out casts players as rookie removal workers taking increasingly bizarre jobs for a small company whose clients live everywhere from ordinary suburbs to haunted properties and surreal digital spaces. The mood stays cheerful and cartoonish even when a refrigerator is flying through a window or a sofa becomes stuck halfway through a doorway. It is a party game built around chaos, quick decisions, and the kind of arguments that make a successful delivery feel like a genuine team victory.

Each level asks you to clear a house or location by carrying designated objects to the moving truck before time expires. Heavy furniture often needs two people, while smaller items can be tossed across rooms, passed through windows, or hurled directly into the truck if accuracy is not your priority. Doors, walls, obstacles, fragile possessions, and unusual hazards turn simple routes into improvised physics puzzles, rewarding players who find faster and stranger solutions. The campaign works solo, but its real strength is local co-op for up to four players; optional Assist Mode settings also soften timers and other pressures for less experienced groups.

Unlike the kitchen-management panic of Overcooked, the challenge here comes from handling awkward physical objects and navigating spaces that never seem designed for moving day. Levels encourage replaying for better times and bonus objectives, while new locations steadily introduce crazier layouts, hazards, and visual themes. Its chunky, colorful art style keeps failures amusing rather than frustrating, and the accessible controls make it easy for almost anyone to join in. Moving Out suits families, couch-co-op regulars, and friends who enjoy collaborative games that quickly become gloriously uncoordinated.