VideoChums said: ".if you want something truly innovative, play this. Every room challenges your wits and ability to communicate clearly, using only your voice.Īre you ready to find out how well you and your friends work together? If you like living on the edge, try playing it with a complete stranger! Two players are trapped inside an abandoned castle, with Player One confined to a small secluded part of the castle as Player Two roams the halls trying to find Player One. We Were Here is the pilot episode in a series of cooperative standalone puzzle adventures. Can the two of you find your way out in time? The sequels We Were Here Too and We Were Here Together will be coming to PlayStation consoles on February 23rd.Lost in a frozen wasteland and split up from your partner inside an abandoned castle, the only possession you have left is a walkie-talkie with a familiar voice on the other end. If you and your buddy need a helping hand, check out the We Were Here walkthrough on TA.Īnyone can claim a free copy of We Were Here, but you will need a PlayStation Plus subscription to play the game. According to completion estimates on TrueAchievements, unlocking all of the game's trophies will take between one and two hours, but you will need to run through the game three times. Looking at the game's Xbox achievement list and comparing to the trophy list, they are very similar with the exception of one trophy being swapped out for the platinum. You will need at least 5 GB of free disk space to install. If you do have a pal, you can team up with, We Were Here is an easy platinum. However, the developers recommend a CPU greater or equal to an Intel Core i5-2500K to play the game.
You and your partner will have to communicate to solve various puzzles and explore the surrounding areas. All three games are two-player online co-op only, so you're going to need a buddy to play these.
The We Were Here games are cooperative first-person puzzle adventures where you are tasked with escaping an area using a pair of walkie-talkies.
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