With friends for a walk in Big Walk

Studio House House, already having made a name for itself with the adventures of the obnoxious goose in Untitled Goose Game, has presented a new game where you must travel in the company of friends, communicate, and jointly overcome obstacles. Users in Big Walk will find a large open world, an advanced communication system, cross-platform sessions, and also a story with a logical conclusion — this is not just an aimless wandering game. Let's tell you in more detail what else makes this unusual novelty interesting.

A party can be assembled from a varying number of participants, whether it's two or twelve — there will be something to do for everyone. The team must explore the map, solve puzzles, and support each other until the very finale of the adventure. To make it easier for the funny-looking heroes to interact, the developers came up with a variable mechanic. The characters' noses, for example, change size depending on the volume of the speaker's voice, and additionally, the clarity of the sound depends on the distance between the interlocutors. Conversations are supplemented with gestures: the little people can wave their hands and point in a direction. The most interesting thing is that the journey has a finale — only a cohesive group will reach it.

Along the way, you can use various tools like binoculars, laser pointers, signal flares, and even sketch boards — they will come in handy if you need to solve some complex task. Currently, the game has very positive reviews in Steam, until August 18 it is available with a 25% discount and supports the Russian language. At the same time, you can take a look at Untitled Goose Game, which until the same date is sold with a 65% discount, but here the cooperative mode is designed for a maximum of two players.