Big Walk Breaks Records with 1 Million Sales in Just One Week!
Big Walk has made a smashing debut, selling a whopping 1 million copies within just a week of its release, according to its developers. This impressive feat comes from the Australian studio House House, which previously gained fame with their quirky title, Untitled Goose Game, that took three months to hit the same milestone.
What’s even more remarkable is that Big Walk is currently available as a monthly free game for PlayStation Plus subscribers. This means a significant number of players may have downloaded it without spending a dime. Additionally, the game is also accessible on the Nintendo Switch 2, broadening its reach even further.
When we stack up Big Walk’s performance against other breakout indie hits of 2026, it’s clear the landscape is competitive. For instance, Meccha Chameleon managed to reach the 1 million mark in just four days as a PC exclusive, while Mewgenics followed closely with a million sales in eight days, also a PC title. In comparison, Mina the Hollower took 11 days to sell 500,000 copies across major platforms. While Big Walk’s one-week success is impressive, it hasn’t quite reached the insane heights of Meccha Chameleon.
The game’s success isn’t too surprising, considering the overwhelmingly positive reviews it has received. Critics highlight its charm, particularly noting how it captures the essence of laid-back fun. Chris Livingston, a gaming enthusiast, described it as “so chill that little disasters are just kinda funny,” pointing out its serene environment free from scares, monsters, or any form of failure.
For those who haven’t picked it up yet, the game is still enjoying a 25% launch discount on Steam, making it a great time to jump in and experience the laid-back vibes of Big Walk!
As an Amazon Associate, PakGamersHub earns from qualifying purchases.