We draw inspiration from all kinds of things as we work on our games – anything from photographs to painted artwork to bits of old stories and legends can be useful! Here are a few of the images we’ve been using as we work on the base camp – a new location you’ll be able to explore together in We Were Here Together, the next game in our coop puzzle series! Welcome to our first We Were Here Together dev blog! Our plan is to use these posts to talk a bit about our creative process, show off some work-in-progress assets, and generally lift the curtain a little on how we develop our games.įor this first blog, we’ll look at some of the places we take inspiration from when creating assets and designing locations for We Were Here Together. If you’d like to join them, we look forward to hearing from you! Our current testers have been exceptional with their comments and suggestions, and we’re hugely grateful. We hope you understand and appreciate your cooperation! It goes without saying that the magic of the game is figuring out the puzzles with a friend, so we need to control what information is released before the game comes out. In taking part in this early testing, you agree not to share information, screenshots, or video relating to the puzzles you experience. You will also be asked to agree to the following NDA: You can communicate with us via our Discord.You are able to give written feedback to us about your experience playing an early puzzle.You have to be able to record both video and the audio of your playing session, and send them to us.Your Steam profile is visible to us, so we can check these requirements.Your Steam profile level is at least level 4.You have played We Were Here (Too) for at least an hour.You have to be able to play the game in at least one of the weeks within the given timeframe.Please note that there are certain requirements that will be used to determine who will be selected for puzzle testing. You and your partner don’t both need to submit an email, one between you is enough! Note that, depending on the test, you will spend between 30 minutes and two hours on testing.Īfter you submit your email we’ll get back to you with more information. Which weeks (running from Friday to Thursday) you and your partner are available for testing.A short explanation of why you two want to join the testing and why you think you could be helpful.
Thanks for your patience! Include the following: Thanks to everyone who has mailed us and you will all receive an answer, but it might take a bit longer than expected due to the volume of requests. There has been a lot of interest in testing the game, and therefore we’re closing applications for now. If you aren’t one of the first 100, don’t feel disappointed yet as we might still ask you to join testing in the future if it turns out that we need additional testers.
On top of having the opportunity to see new puzzles develop, testers will get credited in the game with their Steam profile name.The first 100 applicants who fit our requirements will be accepted into the testing program. More time may be granted for testing if we decide a puzzle could benefit from additional testing and feedback. When you are selected, we will assign you a single puzzle / area to play in a particular week, based on when you’re available. Puzzles are fully playable for two people, but not yet polished to the high standard you can expect from us in the final release. The last puzzle will be released on the 3rd of May. The first puzzle will be released on the 5th of April at 19:00. We will release a new puzzle every Friday. If you think that you and a friend might be up for it, read on! How will it work? The testing will be done between April 5th and May 3rd. Hello Antarctic explorers! We are looking for more people to give feedback on our early versions of the new puzzles.
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