Big Walk has 13 trophies on PS5 (Platinum + 10 Gold + 2 Silver) and 12 on other platforms. The main campaign is 7-10 hours long, with 100% completion by 18 hours. The game released on August 4, 2026, and features crossplay and PS Plus Essential. Here’s a complete guide to all the rewards, tower orders, and hidden surprises.
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All Trophies and Achievements in Big Walk: A Complete Unlock Guide (2026)
Don’t tell me you missed the release. House House—the same team that brought the world Untitled Goose Game—released their new co-op sandbox on August 4, and it’s already hooked thousands of players. In short: there are 13 trophies (including Platinum) waiting for you on PS5, 12 on PC and Nintendo Switch 2. Completing the story will take about 7-10 hours, but a 100% completion will take up to 18 hours. And yes, the game is available from the very beginning with PS Plus Essential and supports cross-play. In this article, we will break down each trophy, tell you in what order to storm the towers, and warn you about the pitfalls that most often confuse you.
How many achievements await in Big Walk and on which platforms
It’s simple: Sony has a bonus. PlayStation 5 owners get exactly 13 trophies: one Platinum, ten Gold, and two Silver. Steam and Switch 2 users have to make do with 12 achievements—they didn’t get Platinum. Essentially, the developers have divided the challenges into three groups: story progression (towers, bridge, map, tunnels), equipment (backpack, belt), and final (both endings). This helps you stay focused and clearly understand where to go at each stage.
All game rewards: open and hidden
Time to get down to the details. You’ll earn most of the achievements naturally, simply by exploring the world. But a couple of them are real treats for perfectionists.
Open trophies (visible immediately)
Their conditions are not hidden—just glance at the list and go. Here’s the full list:
Hidden trophies (will appear only during the process)
Here already Spoilers ahead, so proceed with caution if you want to keep the suspense. These three achievements are strictly chronological and are tied to the game’s ending.
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Big Wall – Break through the invisible wall during the Black Tower.
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Big Goodbye – watch the first, basic ending.
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Big Game – complete the game 100%, completing all post-final challenges.
Optimal route for trophies: which tower to start with
The game doesn’t give clear directions – you’re free to wander the woods as much as you like. But to avoid wasting time, it’s best to stick to a proven sequence. We’ve tested several options and recommend this order:
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Red Tower – gives you a map (Big View), without it you’ll be wandering around like blind kittens.
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Yellow Tower – opens tunnels (Big Tunnel), speeds up travel.
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Blue Tower – starts the train (Big Ride), another transport bonus.
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Green Tower – activates the elevator (Big Sit).
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Black Tower – the final stage before the ending.
Once all the towers are passed, you will see the first ending (Big Goodbye). After that, seven purple challenges will appear – completing them will lead to the true ending (Big Game).
The three most problematic achievements that can break your nerves
Not all trophies are easy to obtain. Some require either a targeted search or increased attention.
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Big Climb – the highest point is hidden so that many pass by. You can’t find it without a map.
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Big Makeover – to become “sparkly”, you need to find an additional salon in the Yellow Tunnels and choose one of three colors (gold, silver, bronze). Usually, players just run past.
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Big Game – this trophy makes you sweat. Seven purple puzzles require perfect mastery of all mechanics, and any mistake can send you to a replay.
Platinum Trophy on PS5: What You Need to Do
Lucky PlayStation players can earn the Big Trophy. The requirement is ridiculously simple: collect all 12 other trophies, and the platinum is yours. According to initial data, about 22% of players have already received this award. This suggests that the developers didn’t torture gamers with endless grinding and made the achievement realistically achievable.
Time Cost 100% and Team Tips
Time is money. Completing the story without unnecessary wandering will take 7-10 hours. If you’re aiming for the true ending and all the trophies, expect to play for 15-18 hours (this figure will vary greatly depending on how well your group works).
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Team: The game is designed for 2-12 players, and the more the merrier. Crossplay works seamlessly.
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Equipment Trick: You can’t equip the backpack and belt yourself—you need a friend’s help. Ask a friend for help, otherwise you won’t get the achievement.
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Lost and Found: Don’t worry if you lose an item—the Lost and Found system saves everything between sessions. Your stuff won’t go anywhere.
Where to play and how much does it cost?
The release took place on August 4, 2026 on PC (Steam), PS5, and Nintendo Switch 2. The price on Steam is $20, and with a 20% starting discount, Russian players will pay about 636 rubles. PS Plus Essential subscribers get the game free from day one. Xbox owners have no chance yet – there is no official announcement for their platform, but rumors of a possible expansion are circulating.
Ultimately, House House has focused on the pure joy of co-op exploration, and the achievement hunt here doesn’t turn into a chore. Assemble your team, strap on your backpacks, and get ready for the coveted platinum or just a bunch of funny moments.
