SIMILAR GAMES

Games like Moving Out

Enjoyed Moving Out? Here are 6 games that play in a similar way – such as Moving Out 2, Unrailed!, Struggling. Each shows the cheapest key price from the stores we compare.

About Moving Out: Moving Out is a comic moving simulator driven by physics. As a newly certified Furniture Arrangement & Relocation Technician you take on moving jobs around the busy town of Packmore, grow the business and recruit a cast of colourful, customisable characters. Play the story alone or share the couch with up to four players. Doors and windows in the way can be blasted through with physics as you lift, toss and smash furniture for fast times, while rising reputation unlocks new locations from suburbs and farms to haunted houses and virtual reality; an assist mode adjusts the difficulty.

Updated 12 Nov 2026, 00:00 UTC · similar games are picked by AI from our catalogue based on game content (play style, setting, co-op) · descriptions based on official publisher information on Steam

About these games

Moving Out 2

Moving Out 2 is the sequel to the physics-based moving simulator, in which players help the residents of Packmore and beyond pack up and move out. Play solo as an F.A.R.T. (Furniture Arrangement & Relocation Technician) or with up to three friends in local or cross-play online multiplayer. Inter-dimensional portals lead to new worlds filled with silly challenges and chaotic action. New characters join returning favourites Rye Yu and Sidney, and the game offers an assist mode, a range of accessibility options, and plenty of outfits and skins.

Unrailed!

Unrailed! is a cooperative railroad-construction game in which players work as a team to lay track across endless, procedurally generated worlds, gathering resources and crafting rails so their train does not run out of line. Each type of tool exists only once, which makes coordination within the team essential. The train can be upgraded with new wagons, such as an atomic engine, while players deal with encounters with the worlds’ inhabitants. Up to four people can play in a single team or two against two, both online and on a shared couch, across the Endless, Quick, Sandbox and Versus modes.

Struggling

Struggling is a physics-based co-op platformer with a twisted take on teamwork. Players control the arms of a squishy abomination and steer it through a deranged world where anything goes: outrunning ravenous rats, joyriding a dirt bike, vaulting over pools of unmentionable waste. Co-op tests even the firmest friendships, since each player handles one arm and even walking takes combined effort, making communication key. Crawl, swing, clamber and slide to victory by moving each arm separately and latching onto anything in sight, from suspicious levers to dangling eyeballs; arms get ripped off, but they grow back.

Wobbly Life

Wobbly Life is an open-world physics sandbox where players take jobs, play mini-games and follow wacky story missions. It can be played alone or with friends online or in local split-screen co-op for 1 to 4 players. Earned cash is spent on clothes, vehicles and houses on Wobbly Island. Players can also hunt for the Wobbly Museum's lost treasures using treasure maps and clues, try Arcade mode, or explore the open world of the Wobbly Space Programme.

Human: Fall Flat

Human Fall Flat is a light-hearted physics platformer set in floating dreamscapes. It can be played solo or online with up to eight players, and new levels are added for free. Each level offers a different environment to get through – from mansions, castles and Aztec adventures to snowy mountains, eerie nightscapes and industrial locations – with several routes available, so exploring and solving playful puzzles is rewarded. In the 34th level, Jail, the game teams up with Barry’s Prison Run, tasking you and your friends with slipping past security systems and escaping by helicopter.

Lumberhill

Lumberhill is a chaotic multiplayer party game in which players take on the role of lumberjacks completing orders in time-limited levels while nature works against them. They travel through different worlds and eras, facing random events such as wildfires, meteor showers and pirate attacks, and must look for unconventional routes. The game can be played cooperatively, locally or online, or in PvP mode, where players try to stop each other from fulfilling their orders. A solo mode is also available.