Moving Out

Moving Out is a co-op arcade game for up to 4 players, in which we take on the role of moving experts. Our task is to execute the order as quickly and efficiently as possible. The game was created by the small team at SMG Games, known from such productions as Death Squarred and OTTTD.

Plot

In the game we play as one of the employees of a professional company dealing with removal services, known as FART. As there is never too little work in this profession, we have a lot of orders ahead of us, those easier, more extreme, and even not entirely legal. However, as proud FART employees, we are ready for anything!

Mechanics

The game is observed from isometric view, playing as one of the available characters. They do not differ in skills, but only in their appearance. We can choose from a range of interesting individuals, in the form of a man with a toaster on his head, a chameleon, an ever-smiling maiden or a man with a pot instead of head.

Moving Out consists of a campaign that we can complete both solo and with friends, because the game allows for couch gameplay for up to four people. With subsequent missions, the game gradually introduces us to the secrets of the profession and at the same time offers more and more difficult challenges. It is up to us how we approach the task. However, we are not exactly delicate with the property of our clients, as we happen to throw away couches or fridges through the window, run between rushing trains with a valuable vase in hand, or throw objects over the pool. Just another day at the office.

Missions take place in a variety of locations. In addition to standard orders in the form of transporting property from home to the car, we will also be, for example, smuggling out sleeping giraffes from a zoo, throwing things out of the office outside its working hours, moving things through across lava or running away from a boulder.

Technical aspects

The game is maintained in a very humorous convention, which is additionally visible in cartoonish and colorful graphics, as well as lively and positive soundtrack.

Last updated on 29 April 2020