The main story of Moving Out comprises 30 distinct levels, each desed to test the player's ability to efficiently relocate household items. To achieve a gold medal on any given level, players must complete the primary objective within a strict time limit. Upon achieving this gold medal, three additional bonus objectives are unlocked for that specific level. It is important to note that once a gold medal is earned, players do not need to re-achieve it while attempting the bonus objectives; they can take their time to focus on these secondary tasks. This structure encourages players to revisit levels and strive for complete mastery. In total, across all 30 levels, there are 90 objectives to complete (3 per level), 30 hidden consoles to find (one per level), 10 mailboxes, 1 secret mailbox, 13 toilets, and 7 different animal types that may appear in various levels.
The "Mandatory Training" level serves as the introductory experience, familiarizing players with the fundamental mechanics of Moving Out. This initial stage is crucial for understanding how to interact with the game world. Players learn to perform actions such as slapping, catching, and throwing objects, all of which are essential for efficient item relocation. The level itself is desed to be straightforward, with no explicit time limit for completion, allowing players to experiment with the controls without pressure. Within this level, players will find one of the 10 mailboxes, typically located near the end of the stage, in the same room as a ghost and a vase. The ghost is a specific interactive element that players are instructed not to slap, highlighting the game's emphasis on careful interaction and avoiding unnecessary actions that might hinder progress or lead to failure. This foundational level sets the stage for the more complex challenges that lie ahead in the game's extensive campa.