Moving Out

8.1

•2020•

Everyone

Platforms

PC
Apr 28, 2020
7.8
playscore
7.6
15 Critics
8.3
1.13K Players
PlayStation 4
Apr 28, 2020
7.9
playscore
7.5
26 Critics
8.7
236 Players
Xbox One
Apr 28, 2020
7.6
playscore
7.7
22 Critics
7.3
594 Players
Nintendo Switch
Apr 28, 2020
8.1
playscore
7.5
27 Critics
9.2
527 Players

55 critic reviews · 10 community reviews across all platforms

Critic Reviews

WorthPlaying
8.0
A menos que seas un forofo del género de la simulación y tu objetivo sea coleccionar todos los productos dirigidos de esta temática a consolas, huye de él mientras puedas. Es disfrutable, por supuesto, pero no vivirás la mejor experiencia de simulación posible por culpa del framepacing o del retardo en los controles utilizando un volante, que es la gracia de este producto.
Cody Medellin · Jul 17, 2020
Reviewed on XB1
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Nintendo Insider
7.0
Moving Out is a silly, simple but enjoyable romp that follows the successful blueprint of series like Overcooked very closely. As a result, you have a game that delivers the same style of loud and manic cooperative fun but at the same time fails to do much that’s new and surprising. In the end, Moving Out is perfect for those hungry for ‘another one of those’ but perhaps a tad too safe for others who have since moved on.
Ryan Janes · Jun 13, 2020
Reviewed on Switch
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WorthPlaying
7.0
As the sum of its parts, Moving Out is a fun couch co-op game that will certainly bring you a good dose of fun. The game can feel a bit too formulaic at times. While the tone and presentation are quirky and fun, the title doesn't necessarily strive to be its own thing, which is fine. What does sour the experience a little is that it can occasionally feel too random or tricky to control, and that can turn a fun session into a frustrating ordeal.
Andreas Salmen · May 29, 2020
Reviewed on Switch
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SKNR.net
8.0
The characters are a fun mix and the game is lots of fun even though it can be a challenge. I had wished for an online option where random players could drop in versus having to have all of us in the same room but my wife and I were able to enjoy the game very well with just the two of us.
gareth · May 16, 2020
Reviewed on PC, PS4, XB1, Switch
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COGconnected
7.5
I enjoyed my time with Moving Out, but that’s not to say I had fun. This game frustrated me. Deeply. In much of the same way Overcooked did. But Moving Out never entirely lives up to the bar set by Overcooked. At times it feels unfocused, scattered, and above all else, inconsistent in its rules. But where the technical side of the game lacks, the flair and pizazz of everything make up for it.
Rhett Waselenchuk · May 11, 2020
Reviewed on XB1
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Sirus Gaming
9.0
It can be played casually, just get a bunch of your friends and you can breeze through the campaign with little to no problem, but if you decide to brave the hidden levels, your perseverance and skill will be rewarded with that Dark Souls-like euphoria that is very rare in video games. The special part is that you get to experience that feeling of euphoria together.
Kurt John Palomaria · May 07, 2020
Reviewed on PS4
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Destructoid
7.0
Moving Out is less strategically satisfying than I would've liked, but it's worth considering if you want something new to play along the lines of Overcooked, Tools Up, and Good Job. It deserves a spot on that co-op shortlist. At the same time, I hope we get DLC that adds more bespoke puzzle scenarios.
Jordan Devore · May 03, 2020
Reviewed on Switch
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Game Revolution
7.0
Moving Out is mostly a seamless move, even considering these bumps in the road, because of its cooperative gameplay. Filling up a moving truck full of junk and the occasional farm animal is simple and silly enough to work, despite its inability to continually refresh itself. There might be a ding on your dresser because of the cramped doorways, but it’s an endearing new place that’s worth the lease and best enjoyed with a few other people.
Michael Leri · May 01, 2020
Reviewed on PC, PS4, XB1, Switch
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HookedGamers
9.0
Moving Out is a light-hearted approach to the art of furniture removal, and with the cute visuals, hilarious dialogue and story, and simple control scheme, Moving Out is a game that is accessible for anyone. The bonus level achievements and the Gold Medal collection will mean that each level has a certain amount of replayability as gamers chase down each of the achievements on offer.
William Thompson · May 01, 2020
Reviewed on PC
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Game Informer
6.5
Moving Out has a charming sense of humor and the developers clearly went out of their way to make the game as accessible as possible. You can adjust difficulty in an impressively granular way, checking individual boxes to tweak the time you have to complete goals, make objects lighter, remove some obstacles, and more. That does make it easier to zoom past some of the trickier levels, but it doesn’t ultimately change the fact that moving furniture in the game is as fun as the real deal.
Jeff Cork · Apr 30, 2020
Reviewed on PS4