House House says its acclaimed cooperative adventure Big Walk will skip Xbox while Microsoft remains a priority target of the BDS boycott movement.
House House says Big Walk will stay off Xbox while Microsoft and Xbox remain targets of the BDS boycott, disappointing some cooperative gaming groups.
Find all seven purple gourd puzzle locations in Big Walk, with clear solutions for the timer, golf, communication, posing, obstacle and symbol challenges.
House House’s co-op puzzle adventure Big Walk has sold more than one million copies in six days, outperforming Untitled Goose Game’s early sales pace.
Big Walk’s finale turns silent co-operation, private jokes and player-created identities into a surprisingly affecting farewell about friendship and memory.
Big Walk’s unnamed red puzzle item has become a co-op conversation starter, with players inventing names ranging from “Kong” and “egg” to “my son”.
Big Walk turns its tutorial into a shared playground, teaching movement and interaction through exploration, noisy experiments and unrestricted multiplayer play.
Big Walk turns expressive hand gestures into a clever co-op language, making non-verbal communication central to puzzles, accessibility and shared play.
Big Walk’s 15-hour co-op adventure requires two to 12 players, leaving fans to organise their own teams without matchmaking or public lobbies.
House House’s Big Walk has become an unexpected 2026 GOTY contender, earning a 93 Metascore through clever puzzles and relaxed multiplayer exploration.
Big Walk’s communication limits, demanding co-op structure and imperfect accessibility make it exclusive—but those same choices define its memorable identity.