About the Big Walk Wiki

Big Walk Wiki is an independent, task-focused companion for House House's cooperative adventure, published by Panic. It helps groups prepare a session, join across supported systems, understand the communication rules, adjust controls, and solve common setup problems.

What Big Walk is

Big Walk is an online cooperative adventure about teamwork and talking. Groups of 2 to 12 explore a wide-open world with challenges, puzzles, discoveries, tools, and toys. It is designed as a start-to-finish journey with an ending, while still leaving room to wander and spend time with friends.

The game is available on Windows and Mac through Steam, on Mac through the Mac App Store, and on PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch 2. Crossplay lets friends on those systems join one another.

What this wiki covers

• first-session setup and player-count choices;
• crossplay, hosting, saves, passwords, and Join Codes;
• proximity voice, text chat, gestures, tools, and toys;
• motion comfort, challenge skipping, controls, and input options;
• focused troubleshooting for audio, microphones, performance, controllers, and network symptoms;
• five region-by-region puzzle routes with locations, steps, success signals, and retry advice;
• a scoped coordinate guide, tower-key flow, trains, chairlift, and tunnel operating routes;
• a 25-item tools database plus radio, carrying, and customization guides;
• all 12 Steam achievements, the normal ending, and the spoiler-marked 100% completion ledger.

Coordinates and captured solution states are route aids, not a claim that the site has mapped every object or every 2-, 3-, and 4+-player variation. When a repeatable answer is not available, the relevant page says so instead of turning a launch-day guess into an instruction.

Big Walk Wiki is not operated by House House or Panic. Game names and related marks belong to their respective owners.