'Big Walk' has surpassed 1 million units in sales, reaching the milestone just six days after its August 4 launch. Publisher Panic and developer House House announced the achievement via their official social media accounts on the 10th.

Panic stated, "In just six days, over a million people have purchased 'Big Walk,' the walking and talking co-op game." The company expressed gratitude to the many users who have dedicated their time to the game, as well as to those who have shared fan art, streams, and their personal play experiences.

'Big Walk' is an online co-op game where up to 12 players explore an open world together to solve puzzles. The core of the experience relies on proximity voice chatting, gestures, and tools like walkie-talkies, with no combat or failure states. The developer, House House, is a four-person studio based in Melbourne, Australia, known for the 2019 title 'Untitled Goose Game.'

The game is available on PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC (via Steam and Epic Games Store). The PlayStation 5 version has been included as a monthly game for PlayStation Plus subscribers since launch. Neither company specified whether the 1 million figure includes copies claimed through the subscription service.