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While the next chapter (Misty Valley) sets up a problem that reoccurs a lot as it feels like one player is doing all the work while the other is just watching. This switch opens this but closes that, so how do we both get through the area? You’ll get there but it’s not really any fun at all. The next chapter (Frozen Tracks) works on a similar basis with each player manipulating switches to open and close gates. It’s not a clever puzzle but it is cumbersome and in this engine (which isn’t the fastest or slickest), the whole thing feels like a chore. Communication is paramount as you can’t see what your partner is seeing but after an hour of that nonsense we were ready to quit.
It’s an easy enough puzzle to understand involving lifts and switches but with each lift having two or more states while also controlling another lift at the same time, it all just feels like a very fiddly thing. The next chapter (The Wall) had us pulling our hair out. None of the puzzles are too taxing but do require you to search the area and work together. It feels the same but you’re not as isolated. This is nice and sets up a different, but familiar, feel if you’ve played the first game.
The first chapter has four puzzles and you’re together (as per the game’s name) in your research station. Some were a bit trickier and therefore more rewarding. Some were reasonably gentle and enjoyable to solve. This game is pretty much only as good as its puzzles though and with ten chapters, most of which just having one puzzle, our opinion really ebbed and flowed with how these went. Get on Party Chat and save yourself a whole heap of pain. It’s clunky and unnecessary and just not robust enough for the sort of conversations you need to have with this game. For the love of whatever god you hold most dear, sack this off immediately. You need to hold to talk, via a walky-talky system, which means only one of you can talk at a time and you’ll need to say ‘over’ a lot. The game uses the same communication system as before. If you play this with a random you’ll want to kill them and then yourself. One that you have a very good relationship with otherwise it will be tested. Starting the game means hosting or joining an online game either with a friend or a random.
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The game’s main menu isn’t quite as terrible as the first game’s (one of the worst menu systems we’ve seen) but still feels like it was taken, unoptimised, from the PC version. You both be exploring in this one, usually in rooms that are thematically linked, in a series of relatively small areas.Īs with We Were Here, the game has a simple control system with your players being able to walk, run, jump (for pretty much no reason) and crouch (for no reason at all) as well as being able to interact with the various puzzles. Where the first game had the players split between two roles – one of you doing the exploring while the other is in a library guiding them – this one has you together at first before being split up. That will lead you to another castle where you’ll face another series of puzzles. In this game you both start off in a research station in an Arctic looking location where you’ll pick up a radio signal asking for help.
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In the first game you, and your co-op partner, played as explorers in the snow who come across a castle full of puzzles where they get trapped. That said, the first game is worth a look as it introduces the concepts and basic mechanics of the series.Īs with that game, We Were Here Together is an online-only co-op puzzle game. We’ve not seen We Were Here Too yet but these games aren’t hugely loaded with storylines and so you can pretty much jump in wherever you want.
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The first in the series, We Were Here, was released for free on PSN as an introduction to the series. We Were Here Together is the third game in a series of puzzle games from Dutch coding crew Total Mayhem.
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Februin PS4 / Reviews tagged online co-op / PC port / puzzle / we were here / we were here together by Richie
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