The first thing I heard (or didn't) when I started Big Walk, a new co-op game by the creators of Untitled Goose Game, was my friends' voices, and many players definitely agreed: it's hard to hear others, and there is no slider to control how much you'd need to strain your hearing.

Faced with complaints, House House promised to fix the issue:

While I understand the initial intention, I think checking out other "friendslop" games' settings before the launch would have been beneficial for the team: there is a reason why you can change every player's volume in PEAK, Lethal Company, and such, after all.

(I hope my complaint about buggy jumping will be heard as well.)

If you haven't tried Big Walk yet, hurry up while it has an early bird discount. Not sure it's for you? Read our review first.

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