We Were Here Together will bring players to an entirely new part of the Castle while so far everything has been the classic medieval corridors, lots of dark stone, impressive staircases and balconies, mixed with heavy wood and metal, the new game offers a new take on the series showpiece, inside and out. Castle Rock did not in fact emerge fully formed from the snow and ice of Antarctica it was built by someone. Of course if you want to learn more about who and why, youll have to play the game! You will spend quite some time outside the castle, clambering around scaffolding, traversing snowy paths, and creeping along frozen ledges. While previous explorers found themselves effectively invited inside Castle Rock, making an entrance this time may prove more challenging.
These new environments arent just for sightseeing. Longer sight lines opens up more puzzle possibilities, and this makes cooperation important even when you and your partner are together and can both visit the same areas. You cant be and see everywhere at once, so better split up and make use of those walkie-talkies! Larger environments also means more space to scour for clues, and more places which could hide secrets
There is also a new part of the castle interior. While everything players have seen in We Were Here games so far is cold and silent, the greenhouses still have life within! With an abundance of glass windows and high ceilings, you might think that they would be less oppressive than the rest of the castle but theres something in the air, even here. A stifling corruption that makes you wonder - are the plants only living things in here with you?
The greenhouses are part of a monastery section of the castle, and we know what monks are famous for brewing! The systems to maintain the plants found inside the greenhouse are not simple, and you can bet that puzzles await! Returning players will find the green hues of this new location quite a change from their previous visits to Castle Rock, where stone, statues and metal were often the order of the day. However, caution is advised. Even the plants here have been influenced by the dark aura of the castle, resulting in some monstrous things. In the screenshot below, we have more of a venus mantrap than a flytrap!
Well end on a more pleasant note the expedition base camp where you start the game. This comfortable cabin provides a gentle introduction to the game, though the puzzles here arent anything to scoff at. It provides a base for the player characters and gives players more background about who they are and what theyre doing. You can also discern other information given those dishes in the sink, either someone has skipped their turn at washing up, or the explorers as a whole arent big tidiness fanatics!
The base camp also serves as a contrast to later parts of the game. Players will pass from the warm wood tones of the base camp into the icy blues of the Antarctic exteriors. And then? Into the castle itself, and who knows what awaits you there We Were Here Together can be wishlisted on Steam now, and will be released on October 10th!

• OS: Ubuntu 12.04 / SteamOS
• Processor: Intel Core i3 4000 series or equivalentMemory: 4 GB RAM
• Memory: 4 GB RAM
• Graphics: Nvidia GTX 750 or equivalent. integrated graphics not supportedNetwork: Broadband Internet connection
• Storage: 15 GB available spaceAdditional Notes: A working PC-compatible microphone

• OS: Ubuntu 12.04 / SteamOS
• Processor: Intel Core i5 4000 series or equivalentMemory: 8 GB RAM
• Memory: 8 GB RAM
• Graphics: Nvidia GTX 970 or equivalent. integrated graphics not supportedNetwork: Broadband Internet connection
• Storage: 15 GB available spaceAdditional Notes: A working PC-compatible microphone