Two explorers are stranded in an Antarctic snowstorm. Separated almost immediately, the only link between them is a walkie-talkie. Every puzzle in the world around them can only be solved by the two of them working together — one describing what they see, the other translating that description into action on their end, in a completely different location.

We Were Here Together is the third entry in Total Mayhem Games' cooperative puzzle series, and the most substantial. Two players are placed in separate environments that mirror and respond to each other — one sees a set of symbols, the other sees the mechanism those symbols unlock — and must solve each challenge through verbal communication alone. There is no shared screen, no map that shows both positions, and no way to verify whether a description was understood correctly until the puzzle either solves or fails. The series' fundamental design challenge is communication itself: how well can two people describe what they are seeing, and how well can the other person act on that description without seeing it? Together introduces moments where both players share the same physical space for the first time in the series, as well as new outdoor Antarctic environments alongside the castle and ice cave locations of the earlier games. The walkie-talkie must be held to speak, adding a physical interrupt to every exchange. Cross-platform multiplayer connects PC, Xbox and PlayStation players.

Key Features: • Asymmetric co-op: each player sees different puzzles that only work when solved together verbally • Walkie-talkie push-to-talk communication - no shared screen or map • New outdoor Antarctic environments + base camp