About This Game
Quick Overview
Moving Out is a silly physics-based moving simulator / party co-op game where you work as a Furniture Arrangement & Relocation Technician — basically a chaotic mover — and try to throw, carry, smash, and launch furniture into a moving truck as fast as possible. It was released on April 28, 2020, developed by SMG Studio and DEVM Games, and published by Team17.
What makes it fun is the messy teamwork. Sofas get stuck in doors, windows become shortcuts, fragile items become problems, and every level turns into a comedy of bad decisions. It supports 1–4 player local co-op, so it is best played on the same screen with friends or family.
Who Should Play This Game?
Play Moving Out if you like couch co-op games, party chaos, physics comedy, and games where failing can be as funny as winning. It is a great fit for fans of games like Overcooked, but with furniture, houses, ghosts, animals, hazards, and a lot more throwing things through windows.
It is also a good pick for casual players because the controls are simple and the goal is easy to understand: get the furniture out and finish the move. Skip it if you want online matchmaking, serious simulation, deep story, or precise competitive gameplay. The main appeal is local co-op madness, not realistic moving.
Performance on PC
Moving Out is light on PC and should run well on most modern desktops and laptops. Steam lists the requirements as Windows 10 64-bit, Intel Pentium G4600 / AMD FX-4350, 4 GB RAM, GeForce GTX 750 / Radeon R9 270X, and only 2 GB storage.
For a smooth experience, a basic dedicated GPU is enough, and the install size is very small compared to modern games. Integrated graphics may be hit or miss depending on the laptop, but any low-end gaming PC from the last several years should handle it easily. Since this is a local co-op game, extra controllers matter more than raw PC power.