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About MAID MOVING BOXES
Maid Moving Boxes lets you replace a human warehouse worker with an anime‑styled android maid. The core loop is physics‑based box handling: you must load cargo onto ships while meeting quotas set by an unseen management.
The game offers both solo and online co‑op play, with randomly generated tasks that can continue indefinitely. Earn money from completed loads to purchase upgrades that improve your ability to lift and manage boxes of varying durability, weight, price, and quirks.
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Single‑Player Mode
In single‑player you work alone to meet the quota of boxes required for each shift. The game tracks your progress and lets you save anytime, so you can pause and resume without losing earned money.
Boxes differ in durability, weight, price and quirks, which affect how easily they can be moved without breaking. Managing these variables is essential to completing tasks efficiently.
- Observe each box’s weight and durability before lifting to avoid breakage.
- Prioritize higher‑price boxes when you have limited time to maximize earnings.
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Multiplayer Co‑op
Multiplayer lets you and friends work together in the same warehouse. Tasks are generated randomly, meaning the shift can continue forever as long as players remain online.
Co‑op play is supported via online and LAN connections, allowing groups to collaborate on loading boxes without a set end point.
- Coordinate with teammates to assign boxes based on each player’s strength.
- Use the random task generation to experiment with different box combinations.
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Upgrades and Progression
Earned money can be spent on upgrades that increase your stats, making it easier to lift heavier or more fragile cargo. Some upgrades simplify workflow, while others add new ways to grab cargo.
Upgrades are purchased honestly with in‑game earnings, ensuring progression is tied to performance rather than external purchases.
- Invest early upgrades that boost lifting strength for a smoother early game.
- Consider diversification upgrades once you can handle basic loads comfortably.
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Controller Support
Maid Moving Boxes includes DualShock and DualSense controller compatibility, as well as partial controller support for other devices. This lets players use gamepads for the core box‑moving actions.
The game also offers custom volume controls and camera comfort options, allowing players to adjust audio and visual settings to their preference while using a controller.
- Test both DualShock and DualSense to see which feels more responsive for box handling.
- Adjust camera comfort settings to reduce motion discomfort during fast lifts.
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Save & Cloud Features
Progress can be saved at any time, and the game integrates with Steam Cloud, with Steam Cloud integration available to support your progress across sessions.
Family Sharing is also supported, letting family members access the game from their own accounts.
- Enable Steam Cloud to keep your upgrades safe when switching PCs.
- Use the save‑anytime feature before attempting a risky lift.
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