We Were Here Tomorrow Launches October 20 with Crossplay on Steam, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S

Total Mayhem Games has announced that We Were Here Tomorrow, the latest installment in its cooperative puzzle-adventure franchise, will launch on October 20 for Steam, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. The game will be priced at US $19.99 / £16.99 / €19.99 / ¥2,600, with crossplay available at launch.

A new Official Release Date Reveal Trailer offers a deeper look at the game, featuring insights from Creative Director Martín Mittner on the new setting, gameplay, and the evolution of the series.

A New Setting Rooted in Familiar Territory

While We Were Here Tomorrow introduces a retro-futuristic setting, it remains firmly grounded in the world and gameplay that fans have come to know. Explorers will encounter familiar elements and references throughout their journey, alongside new mechanics that challenge players to communicate and cooperate in fresh ways.

The game is set in an imagined 1980s future, where players explore Norček Industries and uncover the secrets behind its experiments and a missing research team. The world is brought to life through striking environments and a nostalgic synthwave soundtrack.

Key Features

  • A shared adventure: When fate takes an unexpected turn, two Explorers find themselves trapped inside a mysterious facility. With only each other to rely on, they must uncover its secrets and decide what Tomorrow will hold.
  • Asymmetrical co-op puzzling: No two Explorers experience the facility the same way. Players must trust their partner, communicate through walkie-talkies, and combine unique perspectives to solve puzzles that challenge the rules of time, gravity, and space.
  • Two players, two distinct roles: Each player has a different role and a high-tech tool at their disposal. Creative use of equipment is essential to overcome obstacles that neither could face alone.
  • A mystery in an imagined 80s future: Journey through a retro-futuristic world, uncovering the secrets of Norček Industries and its missing research team.
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