What You Do and Where to Start
We Were Here Tomorrow is a standalone, first-person cooperative puzzle adventure from Total Mayhem Games in which you and a partner investigate Norček Industries and help decide the fate of two worlds. You can purchase the released game on Steam for Windows, the PlayStation Store for PlayStation 5, or the Xbox Store for Xbox Series X|S.
Understand Your Mission at Norček
You and your fellow Explorer set out to save other Explorers in Antarctica, only to become trapped beneath the ice. When you awaken, you have incomplete memories and find yourselves inside a mysterious Norček Industries facility. The world around you is no longer the one you remember, leaving you to discover what happened while learning how to work together.
Director Kathleen Bowe asks you to continue the work of her missing research team as a global crisis approaches. Your immediate objective is to complete tasks throughout the facility by sharing discoveries and combining your different perspectives. The broader mystery concerns Norček's experiments, the vanished researchers, and why you were brought there.
Choose the Store for Your Platform
Choose the storefront that matches the hardware you intend to use. Cross-platform multiplayer is available, so you and your partner can play across supported platforms. Use the matching product link below to open We Were Here Tomorrow and review the purchase options for your platform.
| Platform | Store |
|---|---|
| Windows PC | Open We Were Here Tomorrow on Steam |
| PlayStation 5 | Open We Were Here Tomorrow on the PlayStation Store |
| Xbox Series X|S | Open We Were Here Tomorrow on the Xbox Store |
Prepare Your Partner and PC
We Were Here Tomorrow is a two-player online co-op adventure, so arrange to play with a partner. For the Windows Steam version, both players need a working PC-compatible microphone and an internet connection. Give yourselves time to check that you can hear each other clearly before settling into the adventure.
If you are playing on Windows, compare your computer with the Steam minimum requirements below. These requirements apply to the Windows version. Check each component before purchasing, especially if you are choosing between playing on your PC and a supported console.
| Option | Windows Minimum Requirement |
|---|---|
| Operating system | Windows 11 |
| Processor | AMD Ryzen 5 3600 or equivalent |
| Memory | 8 GB RAM |
| Graphics | Nvidia GTX 1660Ti 6 GB or equivalent |
| DirectX | Version 12 |
| Storage | 25 GB available space |
| Connection and microphone | Broadband internet connection and a working PC-compatible microphone |
Start Your Adventure Together
- Choose your playing platform from the store options above. This gives you the appropriate purchase route for Windows PC, PlayStation 5, or Xbox Series X|S.
- Review the requirements for your chosen version before purchasing. If you plan to use Windows, compare the Steam minimum requirements with your computer so you can make an informed platform choice.
- Purchase We Were Here Tomorrow through your selected storefront to access the released adventure. Use the product links above to reach the game for your platform.
- Test your microphone with your partner before beginning. Aim for clear, understandable speech so you can spend your session discussing discoveries without struggling to hear each other.
- Start an online two-player Journey with your partner to begin the adventure. Earlier We Were Here games are not prerequisites, so you can make Tomorrow your introduction to the series.
Know What Co-op Will Ask of You
The puzzles are asymmetrical: you and your partner experience different perspectives on the facility. You each have a distinct role and your own high-tech tool, and you are often separated while communicating through walkie-talkies. Progress depends on describing what you see, sharing discoveries, and combining information to overcome obstacles together.
Go into your first session ready to listen as carefully as you speak. Describe distinctive details, ask your partner what they can see, and agree on clear names for anything that is difficult to explain. When you get stuck, compare your observations before making more changes; keeping a shared understanding is a useful habit to build early.
Get Help With a Technical Blocker
If a technical problem prevents you from getting started, check Total Mayhem Games' support and Known Issues pages for an existing solution. The developer recommends checking those resources before reporting a problem and accepts reports through its website or Discord. When asking for help, describe what happened, where you stopped, and what each player experienced so the issue is easier to understand.