Big Walk Puzzle Finder: Hints & Full Solutions

The button is about height, not a hidden control.

Use another player as the missing platform.

1. Have one player lift or support another.
2. Walk the upper player under the crane arm and press the red button.
3. Pick up the piece that drops from the far end.

Reward: One of four mandatory Beach Control Panel pieces.

The spyglass shows where the second player needs to go.

The distant box stays open only while the platform button is held.

1. Leave one player holding the platform button.
2. Send a second player toward the red beacon.
3. Keep holding until the runner has removed the piece from the glass box.

Reward: One of four mandatory opening pieces.

The inside and outside players each have half of the task.

Read the five inside symbols left to right and give every unusual shape a stable nickname.

1. Put one player inside and one at the outside tile board.
2. Read and repeat the five-symbol sequence left to right.
3. Place the matching tiles in order and press the checker.

Reward: One mandatory opening piece.

Walk around the whole structure before pressing anything.

Assign every active plate, choose one caller, and use a shared countdown.

1. Find and assign every active button for your world size.
2. Use one clear “three, two, one, press” call.
3. Watch the status lights; on the next attempt adjust only the station that was late.

Reward: The fourth mandatory opening piece.

The first machine is beside the panel that released the key.

Every completed cutter points to the next one; a machine that rejects the key is probably out of order.

1. Use the cutter beside the Beach Control Panel first.
2. Follow each revealed arrow through all five cutters.
3. Carry the finished key upstairs and insert it in the Drawbridge lock.

Reward: Lowers the Drawbridge and opens the main island.

The locked player can see the clue but cannot operate the answer.

Number the outside buttons before starting, then use large pointing gestures.

1. Put one player inside and number the outside buttons.
2. The inside player points to the button matching each lit segment.
3. Press once, wait for the meter to advance, and repeat. Round count can vary.

Reward: One red control-panel piece.

Scout where the two routes meet before starting the timer.

Station players at the window chain and move the timer hand-to-hand.

1. Place the final receiver at the green pot.
2. Assign every window, then activate and grab the tomato timer.
3. Pass it through the openings and seat it in the green pot before time expires.

Reward: One red control-panel piece.

The carrier is not supposed to walk the whole route.

Alternate a close hand-off with the empty player running ahead.

1. Move one empty player just ahead of the carrier.
2. Transfer the ball at close range.
3. The previous carrier runs forward; repeat until the ball reaches the marked goal.

Reward: One red control-panel piece.

Use the local lights like basketballs.

Choose a repeatable release point and keep one player returning misses.

1. Throw the supplied bulbs or lanterns cleanly through the hoop.
2. Retrieve misses and repeat from a consistent spot.
3. Continue until every required meter segment is green; the count can vary by world.

Reward: One red control-panel piece.

Put the catcher in the field before anyone fires.

The timer has to travel out and then come back to the platform receiver.

1. Station a field receiver below the cannon.
2. Fire, retrieve the live timer and return or relay it uphill.
3. Seat the timer in the green holder before it expires.

Reward: One red control-panel piece.

The observer and actor need a shared platform numbering system.

The distant player performs the full pose; the observer selects its matching tile.

1. Number the remote platforms before splitting.
2. Send one player to the requested platform and hold the exact arm/body pose.
3. The telescope player selects the match, confirms success and sends the actor onward.

Reward: One red control-panel piece.

The numbers are a place, not a keypad answer.

Use the paper map or the GPS to reach 41/18, then refine to .66/.99.

1. Unlock the Map Room and take the map, or collect the GPS near Green Tower.
2. Navigate to 4166, 1899 and find the small button on or behind joined rocks.
3. One player holds the button while a partner removes the piece from the signed beach box.

Reward: One red control-panel piece.

Leave loose tools outside before the gates take them off you.

Read the five targets in order to the player with the tiles.

1. Put one player on each side and name the symbols consistently.
2. Read the five-symbol target left to right.
3. Place and check the matching tiles, then collect the reward from the opposite room.

Reward: One red control-panel piece.

The empty room is not hiding another switch.

The countdown itself is the entire puzzle.

1. Get every needed player inside and start the room.
2. Wait without resetting until the timer reaches zero.
3. Pick up the released piece and leave.

Reward: One red control-panel piece.

Every gate and ledge asks the players to leapfrog roles.

Keep one player holding each gate until the partner confirms safe footing.

1. Stack over the first wall and open the route from inside.
2. Alternate gate holding, catching and player stacking through the course.
3. Place a receiver at the end before releasing and throwing the timer into its holder.

Reward: One red control-panel piece.

Only one person should give directions.

Use short movement words rather than angle-based instructions.

1. Put the gold head on one runner.
2. A guide outside the walls calls “forward,” “stop,” “small right,” “jump” and “crouch.”
3. Fine-tune the blindfolded runner until they press the final red button.

Reward: One red control-panel piece.

Read legs and body height, not only arms.

The trapped player performs each target as a static pose for the tile player.

1. Number the five target positions.
2. The informed player holds each full-body pose clearly.
3. Place the matching tile in each position and check the sequence.

Reward: One red control-panel piece.

Number all nine tiles before the rooms lock.

Speech carries one direction; counted light flashes carry the missing answers back.

1. Agree on shared tile numbers.
2. Use the tannoy to send the left room its missing symbols.
3. Send tile numbers back with separated light flashes, fill both boards and check.

Reward: One red control-panel piece.

Test whether ordinary voice reaches before separating.

Use a bright visual signal and press both switches inside the same short window.

1. Assign every active stand before attempting.
2. Choose a visible signal such as a lantern raise or flare.
3. The caller signals and presses; the remote player presses immediately.

Reward: One red control-panel piece.

Identify the tiles before starting the randomized board.

Use the lens, then preserve each tile’s identity by arranging it in a numbered physical grid.

1. Hold every tile behind the fixed lens and name it.
2. Arrange the identified tiles in a stable 3×3 layout.
3. Start the target, retrieve the five mapped tiles and place them in order.

Reward: One red control-panel piece.

The unsafe positions stay useful after a failed attempt.

Mark every red stand physically, reset, then activate only unmarked stands.

1. Divide the arena into sectors and test systematically.
2. When a stand shows red, restart and mark its position with a carried object.
3. Activate all known-green stands while avoiding the red set.

Reward: One red control-panel piece.

Assign every lamp to exactly one player before starting.

Count only the black head silhouettes in your assigned globes, then add subtotals once.

1. Divide the ten lamps into non-overlapping zones using stripe colors.
2. Start the sequence and quietly count silhouettes only in owned globes.
3. Have one designated adder total the subtotals and enter that number. Never copy a screenshot value.

Reward: One red control-panel piece.

Each color points to a terrain type.

Search trees for yellow, rocks for green, the red area for red and the raised rail for blue.

1. Divide the group by color and terrain.
2. Use nearby rocks to reach the blue rail pieces; check the hidden orange mountain tunnel for a high green piece.
3. Return all 36 pieces to the central wheel; placement order does not matter.

Reward: One red control-panel piece.

Only one speaker should test a microphone at a time.

The listener uses directional stereo sound to guide the speaker toward the active clear mic.

1. Number the six microphones and seat one listener.
2. Test one stand at a time with the same phrase; the listener signals left, right or centered.
3. Press the local button at the clear mic and repeat until the meter fills.

Reward: One red control-panel piece.

Nickname every loose sound before anyone locks in.

The inside player imitates each booth sound; the outside player hangs the matching speaker.

1. Listen to and name every loose speaker.
2. The inside player hears booth one and describes or imitates it over the intercom.
3. Hang the matching speaker, wait for feedback and repeat through all booths.

Reward: One red control-panel piece.

Choose one person to perform the mirror conversion.

Number the outside controls first; translate the inside light to that viewpoint.

1. Agree on button numbers before the inside player locks in.
2. Call the lit position and mirror it once; the documented duo mapping is 1↔3, 2→2, 4↔7, 5↔6.
3. Press, wait for confirmation and repeat.

Reward: One red control-panel piece.

Inspect the five-symbol target before sending any tile.

Use binocular yes/no confirmation or backpacks to shuttle the matching five tiles.

1. Send one player to read the remote target in order.
2. At the source, hold up candidate tiles for confirmation or retrieve the memorized set.
3. Move the correct five on the chair and assemble the sequence.

Reward: One red control-panel piece.

Agree on room-local wall names before splitting.

Call wall, cluster shape, then exact position from the speaking cage.

1. Put one player in each room and name every wall/cluster.
2. The light player reads the active lamp, moves to the cage and gives a precise description.
3. The button player repeats the call, presses once and waits for confirmation.

Reward: One red control-panel piece.

If the handheld radio lacks a channel, discover more radio stations first.

Match the chair song to one of the seven radio channels before sending a collector.

1. Activate all seven radio stations and take the handheld radio to the chair.
2. Compare the chair track channel by channel.
3. Send a partner to the matching station box; hold the chair-side button while they retrieve the piece.

Reward: One red control-panel piece.

Plan a real break before starting.

No documented bypass exists; keep the host session alive until zero.

1. Enter only when the group can remain in the session.
2. Activate the room and do not leave, reload or reset.
3. Wait to zero and collect the purple piece.

Reward: One purple post-game piece.

Place every receiver before moving the ball.

Use a close hand-to-hand relay and the operating chairlift; keep the ball away from rails.

1. Build the relay from the red-zone start to the mid-mountain road.
2. Transfer the ball with the chairlift toward the east coast.
3. Continue hand-to-hand to the reported goal; if it reaches the railway, wait at a predictable recovery point.

Reward: One purple post-game piece.

Lay every drawing face-up before deciding categories.

Separate definite matches from ambiguous ones, then compare ambiguous drawings side by side.

1. Spread the drawings into a visible workspace.
2. Compare fill, outline, petal count and repeated internal marks.
3. Move one ambiguous piece at a time and submit only after every drawing has a category. Exact categories still need screenshots.

Reward: One purple post-game piece.

Number the grid before the formal round.

Use a row-and-column hand code instead of inventing nine sound mimes.

1. Number cells 1–9 left-to-right, top-to-bottom.
2. The listener signals the needed row and column.
3. The operator points for confirmation before activating each cell.

Reward: One purple post-game piece.

Agree on all nine gestures before pressing start.

Use row/column signals when a symbol is too hard to mime.

1. Create a shared gesture or row/column code for the nine visible symbols.
2. The informed player holds the code while the operator points to the interpreted cell.
3. Confirm with both arms raised, then press.

Reward: One purple post-game piece.

Scout and assign the whole course before touching the timer.

Throw the live timer forward to waiting receivers and leapfrog both people and object.

1. Place a player at each hard transition.
2. Start the timer only after receivers are ready.
3. Throw/pass it through the climb, using stacks at ledges and one player at a time on narrow ladders.

Reward: One purple post-game piece.

Make the flash language unambiguous before splitting.

One flash means yes, two means no; a rapid flash signals failure/reset.

1. Agree on the code and leave a full pause between messages.
2. Test candidate lights/groups one at a time.
3. Preserve confirmed groupings and repeat through the reported five rounds.

Reward: One purple post-game piece.

Know every teammate’s three painted body colors before entering.

Match the displayed color combination to the player who should leave next.

1. Identify the teammate matching the three displayed body colors.
2. Activate the required positions and send that player through alone.
3. Repeat for those remaining, using visible arms and colors when voice no longer carries. Exact controls need more capture.

Reward: First ending / credits and the Big Goodbye achievement route.