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Where We Went

Where We Went is a narrative driven puzzle game. Step into the role of a mysterious character that can control ancient guardians to solve puzzles. Uncover the story behind your visit to the tomb and the reason for its existence!

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January 23, 2026
191 days ago
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About the Game

In Where We Went you venture through an ancient tomb and solve puzzles by commanding its 3 guardians. Throughout your journey you uncover the reason of your visit to this ancient tomb while steadily puzzling your way to this conclusion.

Enter the tomb.

An unnatural feeling washes over you to go visit this tomb, arriving there you question what it is even meant for. A strange fog, giant crystals and illegible runes cover these ancient halls. Traversing deeper, you find ancient guardians that help you complete the puzzles and challenges you come across.

Meet the Guardians.

Utilize the special abilities of all these ancient guardians like the heat-conducting properties and crushing weight of the Metal Beetle, the Slippery trail secretion of the Oil Owl and the light re-directing ability of the Crystal Bat. Command their movements by recording your own at a Recording Plate, then let them all play out at once in amazingly satisfying conclusions.