We Were Here Tomorrow Walkthrough Hub: Chapters, Roles and Tools

How the game is structured

• The game is split into digestible chapters meant for three- to four-hour sessions, with checkpoints after each puzzle.
• Hallways are puzzles too: the developers describe spaces that evolve as you play, with faster traversal between slower puzzles.
• The tools are sandbox-like: the creative director describes making a one-metre block anywhere and putting platforms on walls.
• The gamescom section included keycard hunts, a broken motherboard to fix, “goopy” guns that catch objects (and partners), and one player being shrunk while the other guides them; the roles swapped later.
• The story ends on a meaningful choice that the developers say they want to see players make.

Two roles, two tools

Steam’s description says each player has a different role with their own high-tech tool, and that the puzzles bend time, gravity and space. In GameWatcher’s gamescom session one player was shrunk and guided by the other, and the roles swapped later. The April demo wrap-up mentions a hook gun.

How to talk through a puzzle

The studio’s own advice is to describe what you see, share what you discover and combine your perspectives. GameWatcher’s preview boils it down to three questions to ask each other: how does it look, what does it do, and what is the sequence?

Puzzle solutions

Solutions will be added here chapter by chapter after the October 20 launch, once each step can be checked against the released game. Until then, the demo history explains what the demo covered.