Moving Out 2 Review (Xbox Series S)
For this Moving Out 2 Review, where we are playing Moving Out which is back and wackier than ever, and now with ONLINE PLAY! Return to Packmore and use your moving skills across brand-new dimensions and some old favorites. Help rebuild Smooth Moves and become an all-star F.A.R.T. (Furniture Arrangement & Relocation Technician)!
Moving Out 2 Review Pros:
- Cartoon-style graphics.
- 1.7GB download size.
- 1000 Gamerscore.
- Crossplay can be turned on and off.
- Controller settings – can rebind controls, and set grab and throw from hold to toggle.
- Accessibility options – screenshake slider, subtitles, dyslexic-friendly font, and user interface scale slider.
- Over 30 playable characters with half of them unlocked from the off.
- Online multiplayer.
- Friends list integration.
- 3 save slots.
- Gameplay-pickup certain items and pack them in the moving truck as fast as you can.
- In-game cutscenes.
- The opening tutorial are showing you the basic controls and mechanics.
- Assist mode (optional) settings – longer time limits, objects disappear on delivery, reduced difficulty, skip level on fail, lighter 2p items, and moving in snap plus.
- So accessible.
- Unlock new characters as you play.
- Coins earned from bonus objectives.
- Good loading times.
- Map-freely drives your van around and interacts with other cars and points of interest.
- So much fun to play.
- Balances the game between solo and team play.
- A handy button that shows all items that need to be packed onto the truck.
- Fully destructible objects from Smashing Windows, breaking doors, and more.
- Up to four players at once.
- The definitive way to play is in Co-op.
- End of level breakdown with stars earned.
- All locations are now more varied and fun so it’s not just weirdly shaped houses but farms and nighttime moves. It adds a whole new layer of immersion but also danger.
- You get an initial flyover of the location.
- Can replay levels.
- Every level has a couple of bonus objectives that are unknown initially but are revealed after the first level is clear.
- Surprisingly easy to pick up and learn.
- Slap/high-five items and players to clear a path.
- In the overworld, you can find reward crates, smash-down fences, etc.
- Each level has a pass and pro time.
- Can skip some interactions.
- The camera is set at isometric.
- Humour throughout.
- Every character has a couple of clothing choices and you can have them in or out of a wheelchair.
- Local multiplayer support.
- Fragile items will break if dropped.
- Items can be still plumbed or wired in so you have to pull the appliance far enough away to break it.
- You are an F. A. R. T member. (Furniture Arrangement and Relocation Technician)
- Mentions and references the first game a lot.
Moving Out 2 Review Cons:
- No Invert axis options.
- Doesn’t have a Colourblind mode.
- Initial learning curve.
- Throwing is difficult.
- Easy to get stuck in the scenery, especially doors.
- Not as much fun solo.
- Had items get stuck.
- No way to reset item placement.
- They say you can explore the world and find crates but they are clearly blocked off until you proceed so far.
- A lot like the first game and if it has been a while it plays, looks, and feels just like that game all over again.
- On the character select screen the first thing you see is a group of movers paid DLC.
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Moving Out 2:
Developer: DevM Games
Publisher: Team 17
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