Big Walk has achieved a significant commercial success, selling one million copies in the week following its launch, its publisher announced. This figure positions the Australian studio House House's latest title as a faster seller than their breakout hit, Untitled Goose Game, which took three months to reach the same milestone.
This sales performance is particularly noteworthy considering Big Walk is currently offered as a free monthly title for PlayStation Plus subscribers, meaning a substantial number of players on that platform acquired the game without a direct purchase. The game is also available on Nintendo Switch.
Comparing Big Walk's launch to other independent games released in 2026, Meccha Chameleon sold one million copies within four days as a PC exclusive, and Mewgenics reached the same number in eight days, also exclusively on PC. Mina the Hollower sold 500,000 copies across major platforms in eleven days.
While not reaching the accelerated sales of titles like Meccha Chameleon, Big Walk's success is considerable. The game has received unanimously positive reviews. Its strong performance also indicates a growing trend for co-operative games, especially those that do not feature matchmaking, arriving at a time when free-ranging cooperative experiences are gaining popularity.
Reviewers have described Big Walk as a peaceful and