‘Baby Steps’ is the Walking Simulator Coming to PC and PlayStation Consoles

The simple act of walking is perhaps the first and most important thing a human being learns in life. It all starts back when we were very little, but in the upcoming ‘Baby Steps’ game, players will have to break that rule a bit. In Gabe Cuzzillo’s upcoming title, players will have to step in the shoes of an unemployed failson as he discovers the power of walking.

In “Baby Steps,” you get to embark on an incredible journey while stepping in the shoes of Nate, a directionless individual plagued by unemployment and disappointment. However, his life takes an unexpected turn when he uncovers a hidden ability within himself—an ability as simple as taking steps forward. That’s right: he learns to walk, and he needs your help with that!

‘Baby Steps’ launches in 2024

Without having a precise release date, we know for sure that the upcoming walking simulator known as “Baby Steps” will launch next year. The game will be available for both PlayStation 5 consoles and the PC.

Here are the key features of the upcoming game:

• You get to experience an intricately simulated physics system that brings walking to life in a remarkable way.
• Immerse yourself in a world where a dynamic soundtrack, composed of an impressive array of 420 beats and vibes, breathes life into your journey.
• Embark on a monumental ascent up a towering mountain, offering ample opportunity for exploration at your preferred pace, even if that means taking it slow.
• Engage with a fully dynamic onesie soilage system that adds a touch of realism to your adventure.
• Discover a twist on customization with non-collectible hats, allowing you to express your style without the pressure of collecting them all.

In “Baby Steps,” you get to immerse yourself in a captivating realm enveloped in mist, where progress is made through each careful footfall. You get to traverse tranquil mountains with a unique gameplay experience that revolves around realistic physics, designed by the creative minds behind acclaimed titles such as Ape Out and Getting Over It.