: The game relies entirely on verbal communication via walkie-talkies. Reviews from IGN and IGN Nordic praise the puzzles for being some of the "cleverest and most satisfying" in the genre, testing everything from symbol recognition to complex logic.
: Unlike It Takes Two , this game requires both players to own a copy, which several critics mentioned as a significant barrier for co-op titles. Player Experiences
: GamingTrend argues that the game feels like a "slog" at times due to "artificially extended" puzzle repetition. : The game relies entirely on verbal communication
: Some reviewers encountered clipping issues, animation loops, and "micro-loads" that suggest the game could have used a bit more polish.
“The puzzles are tough – there's no getting around that – but even the ones we spent the longest on had that ‘eureka’ moment that made it all worth it.” IGN We Were Here Forever Review Player Experiences : GamingTrend argues that the game
While mostly positive, some articles point out specific "pain points":
(2022) is widely considered the peak of Total Mayhem Games' asymmetrical co-op series. Critics highlight its "monumental leap forward" in terms of production value, featuring vastly improved graphics that shift from standard castle corridors to surreal, haunting dreamscapes and abandoned villages. Key Highlights from Major Reviews Critics highlight its "monumental leap forward" in terms
: Reviewers at VGamingNews and Hey Poor Player point to the "chunky-charm" art style and spooky sound design as major contributors to its immersive, often unsettling atmosphere.
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