Equipment guide
Tools, toys & useful mysteries
A source-checked guide to Big Walk tools and toys. Some help you communicate, some help you explore, and a few appear designed mostly to tempt your friends into bad decisions.
Fact-checked against official sources · Updated August 4, 2026
House House has publicly named eight examples, followed by “and more.” The official list deliberately puts question marks after some items, so this page distinguishes confirmed descriptions from speculation.
Voice
Walkie-talkie
Carries crackling voices across situations where normal speech may not reach.
Visual
Laser pointer
A pointing tool for directing attention at a distance.
Visual
Binoculars
A tool for looking across the landscape—and something friends can steal.
Voice
Megaphone
A voice tool revealed in the official feature list.
Signal
Flare
A signaling tool revealed in official materials.
Message
Whiteboard
Listed officially, with its exact role intentionally left uncertain.
Noise
Cowbell
A noisy toy listed by the developers with a question mark.
Mystery
Golden head
A large golden head whose purpose remains deliberately unexplained.
Launch-day database
See the item meshes and local-build references
The expanded Items Wiki now pairs each officially named tool with a rendered in-game mesh. For objects found beyond the portable tools, browse the World Object Index.
What is actually confirmed?
| Item | Officially described behavior |
|---|---|
| Walkie-talkie | Voices crackle through it; official FAQ also says text chat works with it. |
| Binoculars | The official description jokes that friends can steal them and kick them into the ocean. |
| Other listed tools | Names are confirmed; precise range, durability, and puzzle behavior are not. |
Primary source: the official Steam feature list. We removed unverified claims about map-wide range, item persistence, limited uses, and secret functions. Reviewed August 4, 2026.