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We Were Here Too - Puzzle Solutions

A straightforward guide to solving the puzzles of We Were Here Too with images.

Guide Contents

  • Room #1
    • Puzzle #1
  • Room #2
    • Puzzle #2
    • Puzzle #3
    • Puzzle #4
  • Room #3
    • Puzzle #5
  • Room #4
    • Puzzle #6
  • Room #5
    • Puzzle #7
    • Puzzle #8
  • Room #6
    • Puzzle #9
  • Room #7
    • Puzzle #10
  • Room #8
    • Puzzle #11

Room #1

Puzzle #1

  • Objective: Solve the cylinder puzzle on Peasant’s side, twice.
  • Peasant: There are 3 symbols on a cylinder puzzle and a lever.
  • Lord: There is a sewer with the symbols behind them, glowing red. You’ll have to stand right in front of it to see them. 

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We were here too fire room

  • Peasant: Insert those symbols on your side, and pull the lever.
  • Lord: A door on the west side of the room will open with a book and a lever with a lightswitch. The book is a hint that 3 coffins are linked to 3 symbols. Get out of the room and look for the coffins with the symbols above them.
  • Peasant: Input those symbols on the puzzle and pull the lever.
  • Lightswitch 1: In the room that opens after the first puzzle with the book of the 3 coffins.

Room #2

Puzzle #2

  • Objective: Light the candles in order on Peasant’s side using Lord’s book.
  • Lord: There is a book with candles on them placed in a circular form. The layout corresponds to the candles on Peasant’s side surrounding some sort of pentagram.
  • Peasant: Light the candles in order of the numbers on Lord’s book. TIP: Look at it like a clock.

Puzzle #3

  • Objective: Complete Peasant’s symbols using 4 smaller symbols using Lord’s “complete” symbol.
  • Peasant: The red and blue banners on each side of the room light up. You will need to form the correct symbol using different smaller symbols.
  • Lord: Describe the symbol of the red banner. This symbol is comprised of 4 smaller symbols.
  • Peasant: Click on the symbols that may match the description of Lord’s banner. Do the same for the blue banner. 

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We were here too fire room

Note: symbols may vary.

Puzzle #4

  • Objective: “Draw” the star on Peasant’s pentagram using Lord’s symbols, by pressing the buttons around it in order.
  • Peasant: Just like the candles earlier, you will need to press the symbols around the pentagram in the order of Lord’s drawings.
  • Lord: Start from either end of the line and describe each symbol as the line goes until it ends. 

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We were here too fire room

  • Lightswitch 2: When this is completed, behind you there is a lever with the lightswitch in one of the rooms. Pull it before you proceed.

Room #3

Puzzle #5

This is a time-sensitive puzzle.

  • Objective: Lord must help Peasant to escape the falling spiral staircase.
  • Peasant: Pull the lever with a lightswitch next to the book under the spiral staircase. Run up the stairs, and there will be a “cross” with a compass. TIP: If the compass points north on the west side, change your perspective and look at it as if north was YOUR north (turn your head.) This cross is basically a “laid out” version of a cube. Look up a cube papercraft as an example. 
  • Lord: There are blocks around the room. You need to find the block that corresponds to the “cross.”) So, north should point to what Peasant’s cross’s north is pointing to.

For example: Peasant’s north is pointing to a triangle, and its east pointing to a square. Lord must find the cube with the north pointing to a triangle and its east pointing to a square, and so on. i.e.

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We were here too fire room

  • Lord: Place it on the switch in the centre of the room. Keep going until Peasant reaches the top of the staircase.

Room #4

Puzzle #6

This is a time-sensitive puzzle.

  • Objective: Peasant must place the correct weapons on the four knights on the right hands, to match the same knights in Lord’s room.
  • Lord: Take note of the knights around the room. The room is getting smaller, with a wall ready to squish you to bits and diminishing your view of the knights as time runs out. 
  • Peasant: There is a wheel in the centre of the room. Use this to unwind and reverse the wall backwards for Lord time to time so he doesn’t die. Around the room are different weapons of shapes and sizes, and 4 knights with different flags on top of each of them. Each hand must match the knights on Lord’s side. Whenever you get a knight correct, its eyes glow red.

Room #5

Puzzle #7

  • Objective: Peasant must complete 3 sets of glass paintings using pieces from other glass paintings in the room.
  • Lord: There are 3 sets of glass paintings. Each painting is comprised of 3 pieces. Describe each piece from top to bottom.
  • Peasant: Find the right pieces according to Lord’s description from 6 different glass paintings in your room and place them in the centre of the room (behind the chessboard looking platform) to complete each set of painting.
  • Lightswitch: To the left of the chessboard, there is a room that should open sometime during the puzzle.

Puzzle #8

  • Objective 1: On the chessboard, Peasant must slay the soldiers using the knight with the blue cape using Lord’s chessboard placed on the left of his room of the glass paintings.
  • Peasant: You must direct Lord to move the knight towards the other soldiers on the board protecting the castle. TIP: Lord can’t see the soldiers except for the controllable knight.
  • Lord: Listen to Peasant, lol. KILL ‘EM.

Also, Tip: there may be some rocks that Lord can’t see that Peasant can.

The next 2 stages/objectives will comprise of TWO knights now, and with Lord only able to see and control one of them on his chessboard, the two knights move at the same time on Peasant’s board.

Tip: The knight’s placement on Peasant’s board may not correspond to its position on Lord’s board.

So, without further ado! We go onwards to…

  • Objective 2: Slay the towers at the SAME TIME.
  • Objective 3: Enter the castle at the SAME TIME.

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We were here too fire room

Room #6

Puzzle #9

This is a time-sensitive puzzle.

  • Objective: Peasant must escape the maze using Lord’s help as he sees the bird’s eye view of the maze. 
  • Peasant: Once Peasant steps on the circle in the middle of the maze, the walls rise from the ground eliminating much of your view of the area.
  • Lord: You must guide Peasant towards each X’s (also known as the checkpoints of the maze) in the maze. 

Tip: Every time Peasant reaches a checkpoint, let Lord take some time to figure out the directions before proceeding to the next checkpoint.

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Room #7

Puzzle #10

  • Objective: Free Peasant from burning from the lava beneath his prison cell. TIP: the best way to do solve the puzzle is to not click on any of the pieces of the cylinder puzzles! Although it may still work otherwise. I haven’t tried it.

Author’s note: literally the most difficult puzzle that we had to solve. D:

  • Lord: Starting from the right puzzle first, you must match the symbols to Peasant’s. Wait until Peasant describes his first symbol on his side.
  • Peasant: In your cell, an arrow points downwards to a drawing of a symbol on a frame. That is Lord’s FIRST symbol that he must input on HIS side of the puzzle. Once the first piece of the puzzle moves, that symbol is Lord’s SECOND symbol.

For example: The drawing on the frame is A, Lord must input A on the first piece of his cylinder puzzle on the right. Note: you cannot see A on your side of the puzzle. Now that the first piece (NOT the frame) has moved on Peasant’s side, which is B, Lord’s next SECOND piece of the puzzle would be B. And so on and so forth…

There is a reason for Peasant’s side to only have 5 moveable symbols, while Lord’s 6. That reason being Peasant’s first symbol is not moveable and is a drawing on the wall.

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We were here too fire room

Room #8

Puzzle #11

  • Objective: Go upstairs using the elevator with only one person at a time, and reaching the last 3 lightswitches of the game. If two people step on the elevator, the elevator will fall from the weight and kill both of you. Don’t worry, there’s no leaving anyone behind later! 

Instead of saying “one of you,” repeatedly in this section, I’ll just suggest the roles beforehand. It works both ways, so, Peasant or Lord can go up the elevator first. I will also break this down into different sections.

Step 1: Pull the lightswitch from the previous puzzle.

  • Lord: Go up the elevator. Pull the lightswitch. On top of it are 6 symbols. Remember the symbols in the previous puzzle?
  • Peasant: Downstairs, go back to the 6 symbols and input the same symbols from Lord’s side on top of his lightswitch.
  • Important note for good ending: If this happens to be your last switch and the gate opens, whoever is upstairs must NOT leave the castle yet! Wait for your partner to return to you!

Step 2: Reach the first lightswitch across the elevator (within the walls.) You know… where that hideous ghost was hiding?

  • Peasant: Go back to the room of the elevator. Press the down button on the left side of the room to call the elevator. Enter it and go upstairs.
  • Lord: While the elevator moves upwards, wait for it to reach a certain height upstairs for you to step ON THE ROOF of the elevator. This will make the elevator fall downwards, giving you enough time to reach the lower lightswitch within the walls (you must face away from the gates.) Jump off and pull the lightswitch.

Step 3: Reach the second lightswitch above the upper floor (within the walls as well.)

  • Peasant: Once Lord jumps off, the elevator will once again ascend. Once you reach the upper floor, press the down button inside the elevator and leaving it quickly for the elevator to descend without you. Basically, stay on the floor.
  • Lord: Once the elevator descends to its lowest height, jump on the roof again.Peasant: Press the up button your floor to bring the Lord upwards to the second lightswitch. Then press the down button inside the elevator and run off again before the elevator descends.

How many rooms in We Were Here Too?

With a plethora of levers to pull and six rooms of puzzles to solve, players in the role of the Peasant in We Were Here Too may find use in some tips. We Were Here Too, much like its predecessor, features a pair of players teaming up via puzzle solving and communication to escape an abandoned castle.

How do you leave in We Were Here Too?

In order to leave the castle, you will have to pull the levers locked behind the doors in each room. In order to unlock the lever door in the first room as a Lord, you need to give your Peasant information about the three symbols, which you can find under the floor behind the bars.

What is in the we were here Series bundle?

This bundle contains all four We Were Here games: We Were Here, We Were Here Too, We Were Here Together, and We Were Here Forever!