Quick answer
Looking for Big Walk’s “Easter Egg Hunt”?
Yes—this is the four-color collection challenge behind the Big Walk Easter Egg Hunt search phrase. “Egg Hunt” remains a community working name, not a confirmed in-game stage label.
Start by treating each color as a reported terrain lead, then use the current panel—not an assumed fixed count—to judge progress.
Yellow-area candidate
This is a collection search, not an ordering puzzle.
Four colors of small collectible pieces are spread around the surrounding terrain. The useful first breakthrough is to stop trying to arrange the pieces and start treating each color as an environmental clue.
Four reported search families
Use color as a working clue, not a universal rule.
Reported near rocks
Circle rock clusters, ledges, and the shadowed ground beside them.
Reported near trees
Sweep trunks, roots, and the far side of tree groups rather than only open grass.
Reported near red structures
Inspect the red-colored zone, building backs, lower edges, and underhangs.
Reported near tracks
Follow both sides of rail or track lines and check where terrain hides the edge.
Editorial terrain guide based on community-reported working clues; it is not a map of exact spawn pins.
Search plan
Make every lap accountable.
- 1Read the current panel and record the visible progress for each color.
- 2Divide the terrain into color-appropriate sectors instead of sending everyone everywhere.
- 3Search each sector clockwise and mark its start/end with a landmark.
- 4Call every pickup and update one shared tally.
- 5When one color stalls, swap sectors once; do not restart all four searches.
Progressive help
Try reported habitat clues before exact-count claims.
Community players report green near rocks, yellow near trees, red around red-colored structures, and blue along tracks. Treat these as four search leads, split them between the group, and let the current panel settle any mismatch.
Community reports describe an equal collection for all four colors and completion when the required set is gathered. Treat the four habitat associations as working clues, inspect building backs and lower edges, and let the current panel confirm completion. A commonly reported nine-per-color total remains unverified for every world version and is not presented as an official fixed answer.
Last-piece checklist
Look where the silhouette disappears.
- Behind the building: trace the full wall, including lower ledges and underhangs.
- Opposite side of rocks: crouch or change elevation so the piece contrasts with the ground.
- Track transitions: search where rail meets grass, a slope, or a structure.
- Tree clusters: circle the group; do not search only the side facing the puzzle.
- Tool assumption: a detector may help, but community reports do not establish it as required.
2 / 3 / 4+ teams
Assign sectors that can finish without constant radio chatter.
With two players, each takes two color habitats. With three, give the largest structure/track sweep to one player and pair the remaining habitats. With four or more, assign one color per pair and a single tally keeper. Your current world’s progress indicator outranks any reported fixed count.
Evidence boundary
Working clues published; pins withheld.
Original community help discussions support the collection mechanic and several useful terrain clues. Exact totals, universal color-to-terrain rules, and individual locations remain pending original QA, so no fake map pins or unofficial screenshot crops are shown.