To solve the green chair speaker puzzle in Big Walk, leave one player sitting in the green chair while another player travels to the hidden microphone box near the green-area radio station, then have the seated player press the yellow button so the box opens and the red finger collectible can be taken.
This Big Walk puzzle is the green platform with the chair, headphones, speaker/music cue, and yellow button. The trick is that the button and the reward are far apart, so the player at the chair and the player at the hidden box have to time the press together.
Green chair speaker puzzle setup
| Player | Job |
|---|---|
| Chair player | Sit in the green chair, listen for the runner’s signal, and press the yellow button when called. |
| Runner | Travel to the green-area radio station, find the hidden microphone box, and take the red finger collectible after it opens. |
KEY!
Start by assigning roles before anyone runs off. The chair player keeps the sound cue active, while the runner follows the matching music all the way to the hidden box near the green-area radio station.
Keep one player at the green chair, then send the runner across the map to the matching radio station and tucked-away camo box.
STEP 1/11
Start at the green chair platform
Face the chair, headphones, speaker/music cue, and yellow button so both players know which setup is being used.
STEP 2/11
Seat the chair player
One player sits in the chair and stays there while the runner leaves for the hidden station.
STEP 3/11
Head toward the blue lighthouse
From the puzzle, run across the rocky ground toward the tall blue tower used as the first major landmark.
STEP 4/11
Enter the tunnel system
Use the blue tunnel entrance near the tower; walking or the rope bridge can also work, but this route follows the tunnel system toward the green area.
STEP 5/11
Come out at the green tunnel exit
Leave the tunnel through the green side, then get your bearings near the green lighthouse area.
STEP 6/11
Follow the music notes
Move toward the matching music cue until the green-area radio station and nearby teal structures come into view.
STEP 7/11
Use the radio station as your marker
From the radio station, move into the nearby rocky area instead of staying on the main platform.
STEP 8/11
Check the tucked-away rocks
Look between the large boulders for the camo box beside the microphone.
STEP 9/11
Signal the chair player
Once the runner is standing at the microphone box, tell the seated player to press the yellow button.
STEP 10/11
Open the camo box
The chair player presses the yellow button long enough for the camo box to open.
STEP 11/11
Take the red finger
The runner grabs the red finger collectible from inside the opened box.
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Fix coordination and audio problems
The chair player should stay seated until the runner reaches the hidden box. If they wander away early, they can miss the arrival signal and force the runner to wait at the box with no way to open it.
Agree on one clear signal before the runner leaves, such as a walkie-talkie call or flare, so the chair player knows when to press the yellow button.
If timing keeps failing, have the chair player press or hold the yellow button for a little longer once the signal comes through. The route is much easier while it is light, because the green jungle area and the rock gap around the camo box are easy to lose in the dark.
External voice chat works for coordination, but it is not required. Walkie-talkies, a planned signal, or a simple “press now” call when the runner reaches the microphone box are enough.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can you solve the green chair speaker puzzle solo?
No. The button is back at the green chair platform, while the red finger collectible is inside the hidden box near the green-area radio station, so this solution needs two players.
Do you have to use the tunnel route?
No. The tunnel route is a clear landmark path through the blue tower area and out toward the green side, but you can also reach the area by walking or using the rope bridge if you already know the way.
What should you do if your teammate cannot hear the signal?
Use a walkie-talkie, flare, or agreed timing cue before the runner leaves. If the signal is unreliable, have the chair player keep the yellow button pressed around the expected arrival time until the box opens.
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