Steam News18 September 20259mo ago

Exciting news from the TMG team!

Dear Explorers, We have exciting news! Both We Were Here and We Were Here Too have received brand-new updates!

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addedWe have exciting news!Both We Were Here and We Were Here Too have received brand-new updates! These patches focus on quality-of-life improvements, making it easier and smoother than ever to step back into the cold, mysterious halls where your journey began. From technical fixes to subtle polish, these updates breathe fresh life into the first two games of the series. Perfect if you’ve been thinking of revisiting the adventure or introducing a new partner to where it all started.

addedBut that’s not all…We’re thrilled to announce that both We Were Here and We Were Here Too are now available on Nintendo Switch! 🎉 This marks a whole new way to explore the Antarctic mysteries with your partner, no matter where your adventures take you.

changedBut that’s not all…And we’re not stopping there: We Were Here Together is also on the way for Switch, planned to release on October 9th. Alongside this, it will receive its very own quality-of-life update, bringing the same improvements that our earlier entries just received.

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addedBoth We Were Here and We Were Here Too have received brand-new updates! These patches focus on quality-of-life improvements, making it easier and smoother than ever to step back into the cold, mysterious halls where your journey began. From technical fixes to subtle polish, these updates breathe fresh life into the first two games of the series. Perfect if you’ve been thinking of revisiting the adventure or introducing a new partner to where it all started.

addedWe’re thrilled to announce that both We Were Here and We Were Here Too are now available on Nintendo Switch! 🎉 This marks a whole new way to explore the Antarctic mysteries with your partner, no matter where your adventures take you.

changedAnd we’re not stopping there: We Were Here Together is also on the way for Switch, planned to release on October 9th. Alongside this, it will receive its very own quality-of-life update, bringing the same improvements that our earlier entries just received.

Dear Explorers,

We have exciting news!

Both We Were Here and We Were Here Too have received brand-new updates! These patches focus on quality-of-life improvements, making it easier and smoother than ever to step back into the cold, mysterious halls where your journey began. From technical fixes to subtle polish, these updates breathe fresh life into the first two games of the series. Perfect if you’ve been thinking of revisiting the adventure or introducing a new partner to where it all started.

But that’s not all…

We’re thrilled to announce that both We Were Here and We Were Here Too are now available on Nintendo Switch! 🎉 This marks a whole new way to explore the Antarctic mysteries with your partner, no matter where your adventures take you.

And we’re not stopping there: We Were Here Together is also on the way for Switch, planned to release on October 9th. Alongside this, it will receive its very own quality-of-life update, bringing the same improvements that our earlier entries just received.

For our Explorers attending the Tokyo Game Show next week: come find us!

We’ll be at the show with We Were Here goodies, friendly faces from the dev team, and plenty to chat about regarding the past, present, and future of the series.

Thank you, Explorers, for all your support and enthusiasm!

It’s because of you that the We Were Here journey continues to grow across more platforms and adventures. Whether you’re returning to the frozen halls or stepping into them for the first time, remember: the only way out… is together.

— Total Mayhem Games

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