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Big Walk
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Big Walk is an upcoming cooperative video game developed by House House and published by Panic. It is a game where players go on a walk through bushland and solve puzzles. It is scheduled for release in 2026.
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Big Walk is a multiplayer co-operative adventure video game in which a group of players walk through the game's open-world environment. Players complete puzzles throughout the game to progress. Many challenges involve teamwork and using novel methods to communicate with one another,[2] including miming, singing or transmitting codes.[3] The game features a proximity chat system,[4] with the voice of players sounding fainter the further away they are on the map.[3]
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Big Walk is being developed by Melbourne-based independent studio House House, the developers of the 2019 game Untitled Goose Game.[4] Designer Jake Strasser stated the game's approach was to develop a co-operative game that would "give enough direction for the group to keep a good momentum, but relaxed enough that you're mostly just able to enjoy spending time with your friends".[5] The design of the environment was inspired by the Wilsons Promontory National Park in Victoria, Australia.[4][5] The game's soundtrack was developed in a collaboration with artists Sam Gill and Luke Neher under the name AKSFX. The music was designed to be diegetic to the game world, and conveyed through objects such as speakers.[6]
Big Walk was announced during the Game Awards in December 2023,[7] accompanying an announcement trailer.[8] An official gameplay trailer was released on 7 June 2025 to coincide with the Steam Day of the Devs showcase.[9] Several publications identified Big Walk as one of the best games displayed at the showcase,[10] including Matt Wales of Eurogamer, praising the concept as "wonderfully distinctive",[11] and Adam Newell of Destructoid, who stated the appearance of its puzzles seemed "wonderful" and "feels like a game where no two play sessions are the same".[12] The announcement of console versions of the game coincided with a delay to the release to an unspecified date in 2026.[13]
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