Day of the Devs: Summer Edition 2025 has wrapped up, leaving a lasting impression on indie game enthusiasts like me. Among the delightful array of games showcased, one title stood out and tugged at my heartstrings. This game, Big Walk by House House, has been on my radar for quite some time, especially since they are the creators behind the beloved Untitled Goose Game. While its release has been delayed by a year, the excitement continues to build.
With the recent gameplay overview trailer finally unveiled, we can delve deeper into what makes Big Walk intriguing. The concept is straightforward: traverse a vast map with friends, solve puzzles, and navigate the exciting possibilities of getting lost in this expansive world. The more I discover through each glimpse, the stronger the feeling that there’s a mysterious secret beneath the surface, beyond the “walk and talk” narrative pitched by the developers.
1. What makes Big Walk unique?
It feels like no two sessions will be the same. Friends can take different routes and uncover unique experiences together. This game emphasizes friendship, creativity, and living in the moment, with the addition of proximity voice chat allowing players to truly feel the thrill of getting lost and using available tools to reunite.
2. What types of puzzles will we encounter?
The puzzles showcased so far look engaging and seem to encourage communication, making teamwork essential. This aspect aligns perfectly with the developers’ vision for the game, adding depth to the gaming experience.
3. When is Big Walk slated for release?
While it’s disappointing to hear of the delay, it’s slated for release next year, which is something to eagerly anticipate. For now, the wait enhances the thrill of looking forward to something special.
After watching the trailer, I couldn’t help but express my excitement and hope that others interested in indie games feel the same way. It genuinely looks enchanting, and I’m itching to navigate its world myself.
What about you? What indie games are you looking forward to? Whether it’s from the Summer Games Fest or beyond, feel free to share your thoughts below. Your insights could spark engaging discussions in the community!
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