Money Movers 2
The classic co-op prison break: one big brother, one small brother, and puzzles neither can solve alone.
Controls — who uses which keys
Player 1
- ArrowsMove the big brother — strong, pushes crates, boosts his sibling
Player 2
- WASDMove the small brother — fast, fits through vents
About Money Movers 2
Money Movers 2 is one of the defining same-keyboard co-op games. The two burglar brothers are back — this time breaking into prison to bust out their father — and every level is a puzzle built around their differences. The big brother is strong but heavy: he moves crates and boosts his sibling upward. The small brother is quick and light: he squeezes through vents and reaches switches the big one never could.
Nothing in the game can be done by one player. Every door needs one brother on a button while the other slips through; every laser grid needs coordination and, ideally, an argument about whose fault that last alarm was. That forced teamwork is what makes it such a good two-player game — you finish levels together or not at all.
One player takes the arrow keys (big brother), the other WASD (small brother). Levels are short, checkpoints are generous, and the difficulty curve is friendly enough that a parent and kid — or two kids on one school laptop — can clear it together.
Tips to win
- When stuck, ask "which brother has not used his special trait on this screen yet?"
- The big brother should trigger suspicious switches — he survives mistakes the small one cannot.
- Plan the exit before pressing anything; most alarms come from doors closing behind you.
Frequently asked questions
Can one person play Money Movers 2?
Yes — you can control both brothers yourself, switching between arrow keys and WASD. But it is designed for, and much funnier with, two players.
Which player should be which brother?
Give the small brother (WASD) to the more precise player — his jumps and vent routes need tighter timing.