For example, our friend doesn’t understand the map at all, never knows where the north is… we don’t know how to move the chess… we like to touch every switch but Not returning to the original position…so another advantage of clearing the game is that she has mastered the basic chess moves… The difficulty depends on what kind of friend you have. I suppose you could also download it then refuse to solve puzzles, instead sitting at your screens talking to each other until you die then your characters live on and on until Scottish Power cut off your electricity.The level of English text is not high, and the high school vocabulary can be played smoothly. You can download We Were Here free from Steam for Windows and Mac. I'm reminded vaguely of Terry Cavanagh's At A Distance, a co-op puzzler which Jim and Alec stumbled through in 2011. I predict a whole lot of fun as players try to describe mystic symbols to each other. You have in-game walkie-talkies to chat with each other, mind, which will surely be helpful as it turns out the solutions to puzzles rely upon information the other player sees.

One player is the 'Librarian', stuck in one small area, while the 'Explorer' roams around the rest. So! You and your chum find yourselves in a castle in an icy wasteland, one full of cryptic clues. Separated in different parts of the castle but keeping in contact with walkie-talkies, pairs must pool their clues and get puzz-puzz-puzzling.

Perhaps you'd like to join a buddy in an abandoned castle for a spot of thunking in free co-op first-person puzzler We Were Here. Personally, I believe it's people expressing subconscious desire to be trapped away from everything forever in a box in space/the future/a zombie apocalypse, but I'm no Dr. Puzzling with pals can be a lark, which I suppose may be why escape rooms are all the rage nowadays.

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