Big Walk strides to sales success, passing an impressive milestone in under one week
Big Walk, the new co-op adventure game from Untitled Goose Game developer House House, has sold over one million copies within just six days of release, its publisher Panic announced. The rapid milestone underlines strong early demand for the studio's follow-up, a title built around communication and collaborative puzzle-solving rather than conventional combat or competition mechanics.
Panic confirmed the figure via Bluesky, thanking players for their support, fan art and streams, with sales apparently spanning all platforms including PC via Steam, PlayStation and Nintendo Switch 2. The game supports between two and 12 players, who use proximity voice chat or text to solve group puzzles together, and it received a five-star review from Eurogamer, which praised it as "funny, exciting, and deeply rewarding."
In short
- Big Walk sold over 1 million copies in six days
- Co-op puzzle game from Untitled Goose Game's House House
- Available on PC, PlayStation and Switch 2; five-star Eurogamer review
Explained simply
House House is an independent Australian game studio best known for Untitled Goose Game, a comic game in which players control a mischievous goose. Big Walk is its next adventure game, published by Panic, which also publishes games and software.
Big Walk is designed for groups of two to 12 players. They explore together and solve puzzles by communicating through nearby voice chat or text, making cooperation central to the experience. Its approach differs from games focused on combat or competing against one another.