We’re not moving on from the first game, we’re moving out to something bigger and better.

By Toby Saunders

Published: Friday, 07 July 2023 at 12:00 am


Fans of the original will be pleased to learn that the Moving Out 2 release date has been revealed. The bigger-and-better sequel is full of new levels to complete and brand new characters to play as.

In one major upgrade over the original game, development team SMG Studio has added online multiplayer to the sequel. Better yet, the online multiplayer modes are promised to be cross-platform.

If you can’t wait for more chaotic co-op moving house action, with an added online mode, here’s everything you need to know about the Moving Out 2 release date. Read on to discover where to pre-order, learn about gameplay and story details, and watch a trailer!

When is the Moving Out 2 release date?

The Moving Out 2 release date is Tuesday 15th August 2023, the development team has confirmed.

It will release on all platforms on this date seemingly worldwide so no one will have to wait. Moving Out 2 will be available, too, both as a physical and digital purchase across all consoles (digital-only on PC). Fingers crossed there’s no last-minute delay and copies of the game are moved out and delivered on time.

Can I pre-order Moving Out 2?

Yep, you can pre-order Moving Out 2 through retailers like GAME and Amazon for £30 (£35 on Switch). On PC, you can only wishlist the game on Steam. Pre-orders on PC will be sure to start soon given its 15th August release date.

There don’t appear to be any pre-order bonuses but it’s always worth placing a pre-order down on your most-anticipated games so you can get hold of them as soon as they launch.

If you’d rather buy a digital copy of the game, you can do so on the digital storefront of your choice: Nintendo eShop, PlayStation Store, or Xbox Store.

Which consoles and platforms can play Moving Out 2?

Moving Out 2 will be available to purchase and play on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, and PC (via Steam).

It’s nice to see a game launching on every current-gen and previous-gen console. There’s no reason why Switch, PS4, and Xbox One players should miss out on a game like this, and it’s good to learn that Team17 and SMG Studio agree.