Our Big Beautiful Walk - Big Walk (2026)

Today we're talking about Big Walk from developers House House.

Big Walk was a new experience for us at Beautiful Games Club because it is a multiplayer game.

In this game, you'll walk and you'll do a lot of walking all over the island.

There are puzzles spread throughout where teamwork is vital in order to complete them.

You might find yourself locked in rooms separated by soundproof glass.

You might need to use tools around the map to communicate or just a point over there at that thing.

The game uses proximity chat, so when you find yourself alone, you better make sure you have a walkie-talkie or a flare gun or a light source with you.

If not, you might find yourself with just a radio waiting for the sun to come back up.

To progress in a big walk, you have to, as I said earlier, complete puzzles scattered around the island.

Once you've completed these puzzles, you'll be able to collect these pear-shaped objects which have a home on top of these towers spread across the map.

Each tower requires you to collect around five of these pears in order to unlock keys.

You'll then have to cut the keys to shape, which will conveniently lead you towards the keyholes.

These new keys unlock new areas and transportation around the island, such as a monorail or a chairlift, which makes it a lot easier to get around the island to discover new puzzles, beaches, or I think I can confidently say, with all our favorite areas, these little music hubs.

Another neat feature of the game is that you can have anywhere between 2 to 12 players, so no need to add mods to go beyond the usual 4-player cap.

Today we're talking about Big Walk from developers House House.

Big Walk was a new experience for us at Beautiful Games Club because it is a multiplayer game.

In this game, you'll walk and you'll do a lot of walking all over the island.

There are puzzles spread throughout where teamwork is vital in order to complete them.

You might find yourself locked in rooms separated by soundproof glass.

You might need to use tools around the map to communicate or just a point over there at that thing.

The game uses proximity chat, so when you find yourself alone, you better make sure you have a walkie-talkie or a flare gun or a light source with you.

If not, you might find yourself with just a radio waiting for the sun to come back up.

To progress in a big walk, you have to, as I said earlier, complete puzzles scattered around the island.

Once you've completed these puzzles, you'll be able to collect these pear-shaped objects which have a home on top of these towers spread across the map.

Each tower requires you to collect around five of these pears in order to unlock keys.

You'll then have to cut the keys to shape, which will conveniently lead you towards the keyholes.

These new keys unlock new areas and transportation around the island, such as a monorail or a chairlift, which makes it a lot easier to get around the island to discover new puzzles, beaches, or I think I can confidently say, with all our favorite areas, these little music hubs.

Another neat feature of the game is that you can have anywhere between 2 to 12 players, so no need to add mods to go beyond the usual 4-player cap.