We Were Here Too

Total Mayhem Games / Feb 2, 2018 / Adventure, Casual, Indie

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Steam Deck Playable

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As your final hour approaches, a large structure looms up in the distance, towering above the relentless storm. Discover the truth behind this dark castle in a communication-based, cooperative puzzle adventure.

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What's new

Patch Notes: 2.0.19

2026-02-12

The patch notes for patch 2.0.19: • Increased readability of voice chat input pop-up • Fixed disappearing doors in chapter 2 • Fixed several lighting, rendering and shading issues

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What players say

Mostly Positive

77% positive, 4,789 reviews

Recommended2 hrs played

This game is less of a puzzle-solver and more of a "how long can I talk into a radio before my friend loses their mind" test. You’re trapped in separate rooms, desperately trying to describe a weird symbol that looks like a pregnant spider, while your partner is screaming because they’re about to be drowned or crushed. Communication is everything, but somehow you’ll realize that you and your best friend speak two...

11 found this helpful, 2026-04-25

Recommended5 hrs played

If you played the first game, you definitely know what to expect. This is essentially the same game, but with a larger number of puzzles, and they are more sophisticated this time around. In short, it's a puzzle game where you solve everything through voice communication with your partner, and this is the only way to play it. I had an absolute blast playing this game. The maze sequence was communication heaven (or...

8 found this helpful, 2026-06-10

Not recommended3 hrs played

The timed labyrinth puzzle, where one person directs while the other person runs, is quite possibly the worst co-op puzzle in any co-op puzzle game ever in a popular puzzle game franchise. It's even worse than the earlier cube-based puzzle. It relies on: 1) instantaneous telepathy, 2) that your partner sees where you are with 0 nanosecond latency between your computers, or 3) Memorizing the pathing ahead of time,...

28 found this helpful, 2026-02-23