(2017): The free-to-play entry that started the series.
(2018) & We Were Here Together (2019): Expanded the scope and narrative. (2017): The free-to-play entry that started the series
: A more recent 2024 project by filmmaker Fred Kuwornu, also titled We Were Here , explores the long-overlooked historical presence of Africans and Afro-descendants in Europe, aiming to reclaim "public memory" of their cultural imprint. 3. Literature and Poetry
Developed by Total Mayhem Games , this is a popular franchise of cooperative first-person puzzle adventures. It is a gritty, first-person "diary" story focusing
: Matt de la Peña's novel We Were Here (2009) follows a teenager named Miguel who is sent to a group home and eventually runs away toward the Mexican border. It is a gritty, first-person "diary" story focusing on self-discovery and redemption.
: Two players are separated in a mysterious environment (often a castle) and must use walkie-talkies to communicate. One player usually has information the other needs to solve puzzles, making clear communication the core "weapon" of the game. Key Titles : It is a gritty
The phrase "We Were Here" is often used to assert . In art and history, it serves as a "cry in the dark" to prove that a specific community or individual existed and that their presence mattered. It is also found in sociology as "autochthony"—the belief that "we were here first" grants certain entitlements to a territory. We Were Here Review and Series Retrospective