Big Walk, the new co-op adventure where you hang out, get lost and solve puzzles in bushland, has hit a major milestone in less than a week.
According to Panic, the publisher of the title developed by the Aussie team House House, this unique experience has now surpassed more than one million sales in “just six days”. Here is Panic’s official announcement via Bluesky:
In just six days, over one million of you have bought Big Walk, our co-op adventure all about talking and walking.
We are so grateful that so many of you are spending time with our game. And we deeply appreciate your fanart, your streams, your stories, and your moments.
Thank you for playing.
Panic has also announced House House will be doing a Reddit ‘Ask Us Anything’ this week, where fans can come and learn more about the talented team and this new release they spent six years working on.
“Hello! We’re Jake, Stuart, Nico and Michael from House House. We’re all friends who started making games together as a Very Serious Hobby in 2014, and haven’t looked back. We made Push Me Pull You and Untitled Goose Game, and just released our new game, Big Walk. It’s our attempt to capture the magic moments of playing games online with friends, and then explode that out into an open-world adventure full of things to do and moments to share. We’ve been working on it for 6 years, and still really love playing it together. We’re so happy it’s finally out in the world. So please, Ask Us Anything!”
If you haven’t already played Big Walk, it’s a game that requires at least two or more players to experience, but if you can get a friend or family member to join (or gather an entire party online), it may just give you one of the best co-op experiences ever.
