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What Am I Missing? — Progress Solver
Answer six quick questions about your state and get the most likely missing step, with reasoning and confidence. No spoilers until you ask.
Big Walk Companion — spoiler-controlled hints
What are you trying to finish?
Big Walk is a cooperative walker-talker from House House, the team behind Untitled Goose Game. Grab 2 to 12 friends, cross the wide world together, and don't get lost (or do). Start from what you're stuck on — we'll hand you the smallest hint you need, then you keep walking.
Released Aug 4, 2026
2–12 players
Crossplay
PC · PS5 · Switch 2
12 achievements
What's New
Latest Guides
Newly published, verified against the live game
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Big Game — How to Complete It
The community's favourite "big" target. What the evidence says, what is still unverified, and how to work toward it without breaking your run.
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White Key — Where to Find It
The last key most groups look for. Map the confirmed clues and the community theories, without claiming more certainty than the game shows.
Endings — Big Goodbye & the Secret Coda
What counts as an ending, which one is officially confirmed, and what "100%" claims are actually backed by.
Map & Tower Keys — Full Route
Red Bridge to the Black Sphere: where each of the five Tower Keys lives and what it opens.
Big Makeover — How to Get Shiny
Turn someone truly shiny. The steps the community agrees on and the ones still argued about.
Featured
Start Here
The four pages that unstick most stuck groups
What Am I Missing?
State-based diagnosis: answer, get the likely next step, reveal only as much as you want.
Tower Keys, In Order
Red Bridge → Green Tower → Blue Tower → Yellow Tower → Black Tower. Which key opens what.
The White Key
Confirmed clues vs community theories, clearly separated by evidence level.
Can You Still Finish?
Endings, post-game content, and what finishing "100%" actually requires.
Explore
Everything About Big Walk
Browse by what's on your screen right now
What Am I Missing?
Diagnose your progress in a minute and get the missing step with a confidence score.
Walkthrough
Spoiler-staged: hint → stronger hint → full solution. Stop at any depth.
Map & Keys
Five Tower Keys, the Map Room, and how to navigate without a compass.
Puzzle Types
Mic, radio, whiteboard, cowbell — every puzzle family and how they communicate.
Achievements
Big Makeover, Big Climb, Big Game and the rest of the 12 — each with evidence-aware steps.
Endings
Big Goodbye and the "secret full ending" — official facts vs community reports.
Progress Checklist
Keys, transports, post-game — track the whole journey in one place.
Compass & Map Room
Orientation tools, the map room puzzle, and getting back when you're lost.
What Is This Game?
A walk you take together
Big Walk is a cooperative online adventure about teamwork and talking. You and up to 11 friends cross a wide-open world full of challenges, puzzles and discoveries — and you have to stay in contact while you do it.
- Proximity voice chat — voices fade across distance, echo down corridors and crackle through walkie-talkies, so staying close matters.
- Tools & toys — walkie-talkies, laser pointers, binoculars, megaphones, flares and a big golden head for when talking isn't enough.
- Five Tower Keys — red bridge, green tower, blue tower, yellow tower, black tower — each key unlocks the next leg of the world.
- 2 to 12 players — a focused co-op duo or an absolute mess. Crossplay across PC, PS5 and Switch 2.
Tower Keys
The Five Keys at a Glance
Each key lives in a tower and opens the next area
First key
Red Bridge Key
Found at the start — opens the Map Room and sets your group's first objective.
2nd key
Green Tower Key
Unlocks the Lift Station — the route that lifts you up into the higher world.
3rd key
Blue Tower Key
Unlocks the Train Station — the fastest way across the world's long middle.
4th key
Yellow Tower Key
Unlocks the Tunnels — dark, echo-heavy, and where walkie-talkies matter most.
Tools & Toys
Your Communicator Kit
How you stay in contact when you can't see each other
Voice
Walkie-Talkies
Channel-based radio chatter that crackles and cuts — the backbone of long-distance teamwork.
Visual
Laser Pointers
Point at what you mean across a valley — the closest thing to a shared cursor.
Visual
Binoculars
Spot landmarks, read far-off signs, and absolutely steal your friend's binos to kick them into the ocean.
Noise
Megaphones & Cowbells
Pure volume. When the radio dies, make yourself the loudest thing on the mountain.
Puzzles
Puzzle Families
Most Big Walk puzzles are communication problems wearing disguises
Sound & Mic
Microphone puzzles, radio channels and echo clues — the game listens as much as it speaks.
Call & Response
Someone sees, someone acts. Laser points, whiteboards and matching signs across distance.
Switch & Lever
Wheels, levers and doors that need two people at once — the classic co-op lock.
Timed & Rhythm
Sequence puzzles and signal timing. Playable without timed input, but cooperation keeps the beat.
Maps
The Big World, West to East
Every area connects through landmarks you can read from afar. The Map Room gives your group its first real orientation; the Black Sphere at the far end is the fifth key's home, not the finale it looks like.
- Map Room — the first destination after the Red Bridge Key; learn the world's shape before you wander.
- Lift Station & Train Station — vertical and horizontal transit, each locked behind a Tower Key.
- Tunnels — the loudest, darkest leg; channel discipline keeps the group together.
- Black Sphere — the fifth key's puzzle hub and the gateway to the end of the walk.
FAQ
Quick Answers
The questions every new group asks
2 to 12 players, online co-op. It works as a focused duo or a full 12-player group. There is no solo mode — the whole game is built around talking. See Walkthrough for how a run starts.
Yes — cross-platform multiplayer across PC, PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch 2, per the official store pages (officially listed as "Cross-Platform Multiplayer" on Steam).
A full play-through of the hand-crafted adventure typically spans a handful of sessions; "how long to beat" answers vary widely because it is a walk you take at your own pace, with lots of sitting and watching sunsets.
Talking is the core mechanic: proximity voice chat is the main tool, and walkie-talkies, laser pointers, whiteboards and flares cover the moments when talking isn't possible. A microphone is strongly recommended.
Five keys that open the world in order: Red Bridge (Map Room), Green Tower (Lift Station), Blue Tower (Train Station), Yellow Tower (Tunnels), Black Tower (Black Sphere). Map & Keys has each route.
Stuck somewhere specific?
Tell us what you see on screen and get the smallest hint that unsticks you — then keep walking.