We were here together

Take the Explorers soul and put it in the soulstone in order to bind the King and remove the curse, he rescues him. Unfortunately they have to sacrifice one of them in order to satisfy the stone. The Orange explorer sacrifices himself, stabbing himself with the knife, and his soul is transferred into the soulstone. The Blue Explorer escapes and launches a flare for help.Dead Explorer - there is one additional dead explorer found in We Were Here Forever. His body can be found near the Nautilus wearing a diving helmet. He could be the Blue Explorer that escaped in We Were Here Together, but as the color of his coat doesn't quite match and since there are still games to be made, he could be a currently-unknown future character.Fake Explorer - in We Were Here Together, the Jester disguises himself as an Explorer with a green coat. He calls for help over a radio signal which prompts the Blue and Orange Explorers to go and try to rescue him, ending up in Castle Rock. He tricks the Blue Explorer into collecting pieces of the soulstone and reveals his true identity when the stone is completed.Gallery[]We Were Here[]We Were Here Too[]We Were Here Together[]We Were Here Forever[]

Released On: Oct 10, 2019 My Score Hover and click to give a rating Saved Ultimately, We Were Here Together is a must-play for fans of both co-op adventures and challenging puzzles. There are a few minor issues here and there (especially where the online matchmaking is concerned), but this new entry serves as a delightful cherry on top of an already impressive franchise cake. If you can find a likeminded friend willing to go on this adventure with you, I’d recommend doing so as soon as possible. One the other hand, if you’re still not convinced, I’d suggest picking up the original We Were Here, which is currently free on Steam. We Were Here Together provides a great assortment of co-op challenges that will test your ability to communicate vocally as well as to solve them together. Best game to chill with friend and spend a few hours together solving the puzzles. I wish its just a beginning for Total Mayhem Games and we will see more their projects from this company in furute. [SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.] We Were Here Together is, by far, the best installment of the whole series. It’s finally long enough to last you several evenings, it’s much prettier, better to listen to, and its puzzles - finely tailored for two-player cooperation - will torture your mind. It’s just a shame that the story is so weak it’s barely even there. We Were Here Together wants to be more than just a light-hearted co-op puzzle game. The narrative layer that this must bring, however, especially detracts from the puzzles, which are strongly designed and can stand on their own. We Were Here Together falls just short of the snowy peaks it was aiming for, but it is fun and interesting, and really stands out for emphasizing co-op puzzle-solving in a way few games have. So, go out and have some fun. Together. We Were Here Together isn’t going to be for everyone, but if you’re a good communicator and enjoy working together then you really ought to give it a try. Very good unusual game for two PATIENT friends, this game can reveal all bad qualities of you and your game partner, you can test your friendship with someone with this game Лучшая игра, как всегда на высоте, атмосфера и загадки остались поражающими, ждем 4 часть, единственная серия игр, которую я прохожу целиком и ни разу не был разочарован. If you have a partner to play this trough it's a nice experience, alone it can be irritating. Yani bulmacalar aşırı zor. Saatlerce düşünürüm, uğraşırım ama yanınızdaki pes edip tüm hevesinizi kırarsa hiç zevk vermiyor. Kendisi yeni oyunu da oynayalım diyip duruyor ama

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. The We Were Here franchise will continue this year with a new sequel called We Were Here Forever scheduled to launch in Q4 on Steam, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S.The sequel promises a co-op adventure with new challenges and puzzles, and a "thrilling" story. Like its predecessors, players will need to work together in co-op to solve a series of new puzzles. The largest We Were Here game to date, Forever delivers a "big step up," according to managing director Lucia de Visser from developer Total Mayhem."Our goal for We Were Here Forever is to further refine the cooperative gameplay people love so much from the series, designed for a new generation of hardware with a more immersive, darker, livelier Castle Rock. We Were Here Forever is a big step up for the series. Furthermore, this game will bring some new insights on the mystery of Castle Rock. One cannot help but wonder what happened to those explorers who got left behind," the developer said.For those new to the series, you play as an Antarctic explorer who gets mixed up in the wild world of Castle Rock. You're separated from your co-op partner most of the time, so you need to communicate by walkie-talkie to solve the asymmetric puzzles.The series debuted in 2017 with the free release of We Were Here which tallied 1.5 million downloads. We Were Here Too followed in 2018 as a paid game, with We Were Here Together following after it. In total, the games have collectively reached 5 million players. Got a news tip or want to contact us directly? Email [email protected]

The Explorers are the playable characters in the We Were Here game series. Originaly a group of ten, they lived together in the Basecamp, located in Antarctica, before they got separated. All of them, one way or another, end up split into pairs and eventually trapped inside Castle Rock. They have to work together to solve puzzles in order to escape, while learning about what happened in this cursed place.Appearance[]Explorers[]Red Explorer - he arrives in Castle Rock with the Dark Blue Explorer at the beginning of We Were Here. They encounter two separate paths and decide to split up, using walkie-talkies to communicate. He takes on the role of "the Explorer". After solving all of the clues he manages to escape the castle, leaving his friend behind. Unfortunately he does not survive for long, unable to find his way home. He is found frozen on the ski lift to Rockbury in We Were Here Forever.Dark Blue Explorer - he arrives in Castle Rock with the Red Explorer at the beginning of We Were Here. They encounter two separate paths and decide to split up, using walkie-talkies to communicate. He takes on the role of "the Librarian". After solving all of the clues his friend manages to escape, leaving him behind. He gets imprisoned within the castle. In We Were Here Forever he manages to escape his cell and meets the Dark Green Explorer. They collect the hidden pieces of the Astrolabe machine and use it, opening a portal. When the Jester goes through it the tower they are on breaks down and both of the Explorers land in the ocean. Only one of the two explorers survives and gets rescued by a ship.Light Blue Explorer - he arrives in Castle Rock with the Dark Green Explorer at the beginning of We Were Here Too. They encounter two separate paths and decide to split up, using walkie-talkies to communicate. He takes on the role of "the Peasant". After solving all of the clues he manages to escape the castle, leaving his friend behind. Unfortunately he does not survive for long, unable to find his way home. He is found dead in a cave under the graveyard in We Were Here Forever.Dark Green Explorer - he arrives in Castle Rock with the Light Blue Explorer at the beginning of We Were Here Too. They encounter two separate paths and decide to split

Much like other puzzles in We Were Here Together, the Bridge Puzzle is a pretty complex collection of moving parts that two players have to work together to solve. It’s quite an accomplishment to get through, but we can give you a hint or two.Below, you’re going to find a short and spoiler-free guide on how to solve the Bridge Puzzle in this game, and this will leave you free to proceed until the next, potentially even more difficult puzzle.We Were Here Together Bridge Puzzle - Misty Valley Bridge You’ll know you’re at the right place when you come across a large chasm with the unfinished bridge in Misty Valley. The way this will work is that one player will have to work their way into a small cellar with the bridge-building mechanism, while the other will have to tell him what to do.When you’re both facing the bridge-to-be, one of you will have to head right until they enter said cellar. There’s going to be a lever on the left wall of this room, and when you pull it, you’re going to activate the mechanism.Players build the bridge in two phases. First, the player in the cellar has to arrange the mechanism in the correct order, and then the player outside has to step on the correct signs that appear on particular parts of the bridge. Here’s the first line you need to draw:Center - Sun - Moon - Jupiter - Stars - UniverseOnce the player on the bridge has followed the same pattern, the player in the cave needs to draw the next one:Universe - Stars - Comet - Eclipse - Moon - SunMessing up any part of this puzzle will result in the player on the bridge falling into the chasm, which is not a good way to go.We hope this helps you in completing this puzzle. Stay tuned for more on We Were Here Together as we go along.

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