My wife and I finished Overcooked 1 & 2, Moving Out 1, A Way Out and It Takes Two.
That being said, this is an excellent game. Get yourself someone to play with.

The first Moving Out was arguably my best purchase I made on steam. This game is ok, even good in comparison to other games I've played, but comes nowhere close to what I liked about the first one. The game didn't have the same charm for me and I couldn't figure out why. I ultimately narrowed it down to the fact that the first game had fairly simple map design, but the progression of map obstacles through out the game made sense without over staying its welcome, This game seems to for the most part, focus on map design and not the gameplay. Even with this change in more complex map design, the game is actually easier because they don't give you medals. I Grinded out platinum medals for the base game and DLC in the first game. You had to learn how to improve by routing certain items first or improving your speed. That element is mostly lost, which is the element which was the best part for me. Most people probably don't care about this level of nuance for a game that is generally perceived as more casual fun, but the surprise of the depth of the first game is another element of why I loved the game so much, it was a beautiful surprise.

Tried to play Move Out one but its not co-op, so my friend and I got Move out two and its regionally locked....so we can't even play together so returned it as we are all in different countries.

wasted 120$ buying this game for me and my three friends for it to not work
with online multiplayer. im pissed

it's good, but I can't quite put my finger on why, it feels like the first game was more fun, not that this sequel is bad by any means, but it feels a little bloated it that makes sense. It's still fun to move things around but it feels a lot more chaotic, often not in a fun way. If you're looking for more games like overcooked I would still definitely recommend this, I just feel like moving out 1 felt more cohesive and something about the formula just clicked together more

The games multiplayer is very laggy, and is basically unplayable for anyone who isn't the host. There was always one player who had this issue no matter how many times we tried resolving the issue.

Great if you're playing on the couch together, but trying to play online is a crapshoot at best.

It's a fun little game especially if you're able to play with friends, BUT the majority of the time when trying to invite another person to play we get "ERROR, Unable to join" message. I do not recommend this broken game.

Don't be fooled by the "Online Co-op" Because it doesn't work at all. Bought it for me and someone to play together, but It always gives both of us a "Unable to join online session" error. Do NOT Buy it to play online with friends, as it doesn't seem to work.

Approximate amount of time to 100%: 20h without using a guide to know the level objectives before playing each level
Estimated achievement difficulty: 3/10 met assist mode on, otherwise a whole lot higher
Minimum number of playthroughs needed: 1 + replaying levels for level objectives and collectibles
Is there a good guide available: Yes, Powerpyx has made a guide for the level objective [www.powerpyx.com] and one for the collectibles [www.powerpyx.com]
Multiplayer achievements: No, can be done single-player with assist mode on.
Missable achievements: No, there is level selection
Grinding Achievements: Not really, but doing all the objectives can feel as a grind
DLC-Only achievements: No
Speedrun achievements: Yes, but within the assist options you can choose to have more time
Time-gated achievements: No
RNG-achievements: No
Does difficulty affect achievements: No, everything unlocks with assist mode on
Unobtainable/glitched achievements: No

Moving Out 2 is a great sequel after the first game was already an awesome game. It plays a bit like Overcooked, with chaotic levels and so much fun in multiplayer. However, Moving Out 2 can be played in single-player because they have assist options in the game so you can carry items alone which you normally have to carry with 2 people.

You can find 4 kinds of worlds in this game, the normal world and 3 worlds with a specific theme. It is amazing how much they added to the game and how creative they were with making each level. Don't just play the basic world and think this will become boring soon, as things will change in later levels. The craziness gets really crazy.

One of the few downsides of Moving Out 2 is that it can become tedious if you play this game too much in a short amount of time. I became something annoyed with a level design or objective when playing for too long. When I took a break and came back later to the game, it didn't feel that tedious anymore and I could see the logic more clearly. So take your time playing through the 57 levels, so you don't burn out on the principle of the game.

The achievements aren't hard, they are mostly for just finding all the collectibles and finishing every objective. Each level has 2 time objectives and 3 other objectives. You can make the objectives easier by changing things in the assist settings. You can pick and choose which things you want to make easier and decided the right difficulty for you (and your friends) that way. which I highly appreciate. Another thing you can do to really speed up the completion time is to look at the objectives of each level beforehand using the guide by Powerpyx that I liked above. The game will only reveal them after finishing the level for the first time, but if you do them in your first try you will unlock them already and have less to do when replaying the levels for the second time, or maybe already have them all in one try.

I really enjoyed my time with Moving Out 2 a lot and I'm very happy they don't have achievements this time for flushing all the toilets without having a way to track if you did that on each level. I'm also glad that it is totally possible to play Moving Out 2 as a singleplayer. This was already possible in the first entry but isn't always the case with this type of games.