Cooperative puzzle gamers have a new shared challenge arriving this month. We Were Here Tomorrow launches on October 20, inviting pairs of players to tackle asymmetrical puzzles together across multiple platforms. This release expands the franchise's reach beyond PC, bringing the series' signature communication-heavy gameplay to console households.
Asymmetrical puzzle game expands franchise to consoles and PC
Total Mayhem Games developed the title as the latest entry in the We Were Here series. The game drops players into the Norcek Facility, a setting imagined as an 80s future with a distinct retro-futuristic aesthetic. Players assume two distinct roles that require constant coordination to progress through the environment.
- Platforms: PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PC (Steam)
- Release Date: October 20
- Genre: Cooperative puzzle game
- Player Count: 2 Players
The game supports two-player cooperative play where participants use walkie-talkies to communicate. It launches simultaneously on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series consoles, and PC via Steam. This multi-platform release ensures that friends with different hardware can join the same session without compatibility issues.
The core mechanic relies on asymmetrical cooperation, meaning each player sees different elements of the puzzle. Success depends entirely on clear verbal instructions and timely information sharing between the two participants. The game does not include single-player modes, making it strictly a social experience for duos.
We looked at Uncanyon Puzzle Adventure Announced for PS5, earlier while tracking Total mayhem games launches. These releases demonstrate that specialized cooperative games continue to attract dedicated player bases on current-generation platforms. The October 20 launch date provides a concrete target for players planning their weekend gaming sessions.
Source: Gematsu
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