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Definition of «big walk»

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Definition of «big walk»
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"Big walk" is a colloquial gaming slang expression used to affectionately or humorously refer to a game whose core gameplay loop revolves primarily around strolling leisurely across vast, open landscapes with friends while chatting on voice comms. The phrase captures the comedic absurdity of spending hours trekking across virtual wilderness with minimal combat or high-intensity action, treating the journey itself as the main event. Gamers use it both as a lighthearted joke about slow-paced traversal and as a badge of honor for games that encourage relaxed socializing over speedrunning. Embracing the "big walk" mindset means abandoning traditional objectives and savoring the ambiance, scenery, and unplanned detours together.

Example

— What are you guys even doing in this game for four hours? — We're just on a very serious big walk across the jungle, leave us alone. — You literally haven't solved a single puzzle yet, you're just wandering around talking about snacks.

Two players spend twenty uninterrupted minutes scaling a mountain ridge purely because the big walk aesthetic is too relaxing to abandon.

— Are we ready to tackle the main quest area now? — Not yet, I think we need another hour-long big walk to take in the scenery. — Lead the way, let's keep this big walk going.

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