September 24, 2025 – Seoul — Global indie publisher Devolver Digital has officially released Baby Steps, a new physics-driven walking simulator developed by Gabe Cuzzillo, Maxi Boch, and Bennett Foddy. The game is now available worldwide on PC (Steam) and PlayStation 5, priced at ₩21,500 KRW, with full Korean language support.
A Story About Finding Meaning, One Step at a Time
Baby Steps follows the story of Nate, an unemployed man with nothing to his name, who suddenly discovers a hidden ability: walking. But for Nate, even standing upright is a monumental challenge. Players guide him step by step through a fog-shrouded world, climbing quiet mountains, encountering wildlife, and searching for meaning in an otherwise aimless life.
Gameplay: Walking as a Challenge
The game’s standout feature is its realistic physics-based walking simulation. Every step must be manually controlled by the player, moving itself the game’s core challenge. This unique mechanic transforms the simple act of walking into a humorous yet deeply engaging experience.
Immersive Atmosphere
- A dynamic soundtrack of 420 beats and moods adapts to the player’s progress, making the world feel alive and responsive.
- The journey takes place on a vast mountain, where players can climb at their own pace — or even slower — reflecting the game’s philosophy of finding value in walking itself.
- A clothing dirt system visually records Nate’s journey, leaving behind realistic traces of his struggle and progress.
Availability
Baby Steps is now available on Steam and PlayStation 5. Additional information can be found on the official website babystepsgame.com and Devolver Digital Korea’s official X account (@Devolverkr).
In addition, a clothing contamination system that gradually changes during the play process is applied, realistically reflecting the traces of the character’s journey.
