Just two days after its release, House House's cooperative puzzle game Big Walk is already seeing community-driven enhancements. Independent developer CircuitLord is currently working on a virtual reality mod for the title, a proof of concept for which has been shared on social media. The demonstration showcased the ability for players to pick up and interact with objects, though CircuitLord noted that throwing mechanics require further refinement to reduce excessive power. Future iterations of the mod are planned to include crossplay support, allowing VR players to be visible to those using the standard game version, with hand movements and object interactions being tracked.
In parallel, Big Walk developer House House has announced that it is addressing an issue where some players' microphones are quieter than intended. The game itself has achieved a significant milestone, debuting as the highest-rated title on PlayStation Plus Essential's day one release. According to Metacritic, Big Walk holds a reviewer score of 94, and GameSpot's own review praised it as one of the finest cooperative games ever created. Resources are available for players looking to enhance their experience, including an eight-tip guide for new players and specific walkthroughs for puzzles such as the 4166 and 1899 challenges, as well as advice on obtaining shiny objects. Big Walk is currently available on PC, PlayStation 5, Switch 2, and Mac.