Untitled Goose Game's studio House House has moved on to Big Walk, a co-op puzzle adventure released by Panic on August 4 for PC, PlayStation 5, and Switch 2. Separately, the game's label is being invoked for Doggy Don't Care, a pug-led comedy adventure from solo Sydney developer Rohan Nowell that launched on Steam on October 5.
Two stories define where Untitled Goose Game sits now. The first is the arrival of Big Walk, the cooperative multiplayer puzzle adventure from House House, the studio behind Untitled Goose Game. Panic released it on August 4 for PC via Steam, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo Switch 2, with the Switch 2 version priced at 2,300 yen. It supports 2 to 12 players and cross-platform play, and it is built to be finished with a group rather than alone.
Big Walk's design centers on communication. Players control bird-like creatures with three spheres for bodies, exploring an open-world island, and their proximity voice chat fades with distance, muffles behind walls, and can be temporarily lost. Tools including radios, laser pointers, binoculars, megaphones, smoke flares, whiteboards, and cowbells help players coordinate. Objectives are optional. Ahead of release, it earned a Metacritic score of 93, the highest for a new game this year, and Polygon and other outlets called it a Game of the Year contender.
The second story is about Untitled Goose Game the label, not the game itself. Doggy Don't Care, from Rotub Games, the solo studio of Sydney developer Rohan Nowell, released on PC via Steam on October 5 at 1,900 yen with a 10 percent discount until October 9. Players control Charlie, a pug left home alone, across five areas, collecting over 100 mischief badges and unlocking 14 costumes called Pawjamas. Coverage framed it as the pug version of the Untitled Goose Game label.
With no announcements about Untitled Goose Game itself in this period, coverage splits between House House's Big Walk, which carries the studio's name, and Doggy Don't Care, which borrows Untitled Goose Game's comparison. The studio's identity and the game's comparison point run through both without the game itself being updated.
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Rotub Games, the solo studio of Sydney developer Rohan Nowell, released the 3D comedy adventure Doggy Don't Care for PC via Steam at 1,900 yen with a 10 percent discount until October 9. Players control Charlie, a pug left home alone, exploring five areas, collecting over 100 mischief badges, and unlocking 14 costumes called Pawjamas.
Publisher Panic released Big Walk, the new cooperative multiplayer puzzle adventure from House House, the studio behind Untitled Goose Game, on August 4. The game is available on PC via Steam, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo Switch 2, with the Switch 2 version priced at 2,300 yen. Big Walk supports 2 to 12 players and cross-platform play, and it is designed to be played with a group of friends from start to finish. Players control bird-like creatures with three spheres for bodies and explore a vast open-world island filled with puzzles and challenges. Communication is central to the experience, using a proximity voice chat system where voices fade with distance and muffle behind walls, and where players can temporarily lose the ability to speak. Various tools and toys, such as radios, laser pointers, binoculars, megaphones, smoke flares, whiteboards, and cowbells, help players coordinate. The game has a clear ending, but players can also ignore objectives and wander freely. Ahead of release, Big Walk earned a Metacritic score of 93, the highest for a new game this year, and many outlets, including Polygon, have called it a Game of the Year contender.