: The game allows players to swap between different perspectives (e.g., Lord and Peasant), offering a slightly different experience and some replayability to see "the other side". Critical Reception and Critique We Were Here Too Review | TechRaptor
: Players explore the sinister Castle Rock in Antarctica, uncovering the "grim fate" of its former inhabitants.
: Narrative is woven through diary entries and environmental clues, detailing a tragic story involving a "dissatisfied king" and a "creepy court jester".
Critics emphasize that communication is the core mechanic of the experience. Unlike traditional co-op games, players are physically separated in a haunted castle and must use in-game walkie-talkies to solve puzzles.
: The "push-to-talk" mechanic adds tension, as only one person can speak at a time, leading to frantic exchanges during time-sensitive segments.
While the first game was a pilot project, We Were Here Too introduced deeper lore elements.
: Articles from PC Gamer and TechRaptor note that the lack of NPCs or combat keeps the focus entirely on the partnership. Narrative and Setting
: One player typically sees the puzzle while the other sees the solution, requiring detailed verbal descriptions to progress.