Nintendo Life has reviewed Big Walk, a new co-operative multiplayer game on Switch 2 from House House, the studio behind Untitled Goose Game. The game centres on two core ideas, communication and discovery, and is built to be played with a friend or partner who deliberately avoids learning too much in advance, as much of its appeal lies in shared surprise and interpretation rather than explicit instruction.

Up to 12 players can explore a large, open, semi-realistic landscape together, but voice chat only works within a short range of other players, forcing groups to rely on a simple gesture-based signing system when out of earshot. The game deliberately withholds names for its items and landmarks, meaning players must invent their own terminology and describe discoveries to each other in their own words, reinforcing the bond between communication and exploration. The review notes crossplay support across platforms as a welcome feature, though the headline suggests the game has technical difficulties running specifically on Switch 2.