A cooperative "walker-talker" from the makers of Untitled Goose Game. Gather 2–12 friends, get gloriously lost in a huge world, and figure out how to talk to each other when the game suddenly takes your voice away.
Why this game is worth a guide right now — public signals only, no speculation.
Big Walk launched into a crowded August but rode strong word-of-mouth from the Goose Game fanbase. As a communication-first co-op experience, it has a long tail of "how do I play with friends / what are the tools" searches — exactly the gaps this guide fills.
The core idea, in plain English.
Big Walk is a multiplayer co-op adventure built around teamwork and talking. You and your friends are giants strolling through a wide-open world full of puzzles, challenges, and weird discoveries. You'll need to coordinate to find your way, stay in contact with an assortment of silly tools and toys, and invent new ways to communicate the moment you're rendered speechless.
When you're not solving anything, there's plenty of time to just hang out — watch the sunset, or steal a friend's binoculars and kick them into the ocean. The point is the time spent together.
Official Steam screenshots.
The pages players look for in the first two hours.
How the co-op loop works, the communication toolkit, and the first puzzles you'll hit.
Read →How 2–12 players connect across platforms, and what breaks in a 12-person walk.
Read →Can your PC or Mac run it? Minimum vs recommended, including Apple Silicon.
Read →Official specs from the Steam store page.
| Minimum | Recommended | |
|---|---|---|
| OS | Windows 10 (64-bit) | Windows 11 (64-bit) |
| CPU | Intel Core i7-7700K / AMD Ryzen 5 1600X | Intel Core i5-10600K / Ryzen 7 3700X |
| RAM | 12 GB | 16 GB |
| GPU | GTX 750 Ti 2GB / R7 370 2GB / Arc A380 6GB | GTX 1070 8GB / RX 5600 XT 8GB / Arc A750 8GB |
| macOS | macOS 15, Apple Silicon M1+ | macOS 15, Apple Silicon M3+ |
Full breakdown, laptop checks, and controller notes are on the System Requirements page.
Quick answers to the most common player questions.
No. It's built for co-op: as few as 2 players for a focused experience, up to 12 for glorious chaos. There's no meaningful solo mode.
Yes — you can play online with friends on other platforms.
It's a hand-crafted adventure meant to be played start-to-finish with a group; expect a relaxed, wander-y pacing rather than a tight campaign clock.
The minimum GPU is modest (GTX 750 Ti / R7 370 / Arc A380), but 12 GB RAM is required. See the requirements page.
See our Review & Verdict for the post-launch take.