Money Movers 2: Co-op Prison Escape

About Money Movers 2

Money Movers 2 continues the story of the two thief brothers, but this time the goal isn't to rob a bank but to rescue their father, who has written them a letter from prison asking for help. You'll have to sneak into the prison, dodge the guards' watch and solve small lever-and-door puzzles in which each brother has a role. It's a logic platformer made for sharing: two people can play on the same keyboard, or you can control both characters yourself. If you like challenges for two, check out our co-op games.

How to Play Money Movers 2?

Each level is a section of the prison with an exit that only opens if both brothers work together. One can pull a lever so the other can pass, hold a platform or distract a guard while his partner moves forward. Along the way you'll find money worth collecting.

Study the level before you move and locate levers, doors and guards.
Split the tasks between the two brothers.
Collect as much money as you can without being spotted.
Bring both characters to the exit to move on to the next level.

The two brothers move separately and, very often, one has to clear the way so the other can advance. That's the beauty of the game: it's not about going fast, but about thinking as a team. As you progress, levels combine more mechanisms and more surveillance, so planning becomes essential. It's a great example of an escape game where collaboration matters more than reflexes.

Money Movers 2 controls

PC

Arrow keys: move and jump with one brother
W, A, S, D keys: move and jump with the other brother

Tips for Playing Better: Money Movers 2

Don't rush: many levels are solved in a specific order, and one wrong step in front of a guard forces you to start over.
Study the guards' routes and move when their backs are turned.
If you play as a pair, talk before acting: deciding who pulls each lever saves a lot of attempts.
If you play alone, move one brother at a time; controlling both at once usually ends in a fall.

Money Movers 2 FAQ

Is Money Movers 2 a two-player game?

Yes, it's designed for two people on the same keyboard, one using the arrow keys and the other WASD, although you can also control both brothers by yourself.

What's different from the first game?

In this installment the brothers break into a prison to free their father, so the challenge revolves around the guards' patrols and the prison's mechanisms.