Walkie talkies are the perfect way to remain connected, as it offers reliable communication, without distractions like calls and notifications! Miniature design with durable constructionĬrystal-clear audio with 0-9 squelch levelsģ5-mile voice coverage and 30-mile data rangeĦ-way multi-charger with short-circuit protection Noise reduction function to block unwanted interruption IP54 standard – waterproof and dust-proof Includes earbuds and camouflage carry-case The little cue the game makes when you solve a puzzle gives you a slightly rewarding feeling.Conclusion Top Walkie Talkies of 2022 Walkie Talkie There isn’t much music besides in the menu. The sound quality is a little better than the visuals. I think the ugliness meshes well with the theme of the game. The aesthetic matches the mystique of the house. Trying to keep this review spoiler-free the Librarian comes face to face with something very unsettling. The roles are reversed by the end of the game giving the Librarian a time limit and making their screen darker until they die. All the checkpoints are conveniently placed which motivities players to continue and try again until they get it right. One of the time limits does make it harder for The Explorer to see, so the longer they take the harder it gets. The final puzzle is one of the more interesting ones, and that one is the same every time which is disappointing.Ī lot of the puzzles have a time limit for The Explorer. I think that every puzzle should be randomly generated. However, not all puzzles are randomly generated and if you have good enough memory you can just breeze through a lot of the parts. For example, the eye colors and symbols change every time you play the game. Giving the game some extra replayability. The Puzzles are great for the most part because they’re somewhat randomly generated. Therefore, it is impossible to play We Were Here without a good means of talking with your partner. All puzzles in We Were Here utilize this kind of communication. The Explorer then presses two symbols opening a door. Then the Liberian must look at the chart with each eye and tell the Explorer the symbols that correlate with the eyes. The Explorer has to tell the Librarian about the message, then what eye colors they see.

Therefore, they must tell each other what they see in order to progress in the game. The Librarian and the Explorer are in separate rooms until the end. The Explorer has two bright colors that resemble eyes on the wall. The Librarian’s first puzzle has two different color eyes with a chart and two symbols in between each eye. All the puzzles are also short, simple and make the player feel like a genius after solving them. Puzzles are the main focus of We Were Here, there is a variety of them dealing with deciphering codes, memorizing patterns, following instructions, and navigating through maps. This design choice makes the game a lot more frustrating than it should be. Therefore, I found myself walking into every single thing on the map to see what I could actually use or not. You have to stand an inch near an object and a big circle will then appear to signify you can interact with it. In We Were Here, it’s hard to tell what you can or can’t interact with. Therefore, I was squinting my eyes pressing every button just trying to invite my friend to the game. The menu is mostly grey, and the option your on is a slightly darker grey. The only way to select different options is with the Dpad. The controls in We Were Here are clunky and awkward. Thankfully I went through the game with one of my friends and we just talked to each other on the phone. Therefore, the game is unplayable by using the method it was meant to be played. However, the in-game voice chat does, not work at all. The Liberian’s job is to decipher puzzles and work with the Explorer to solve them. One player takes control of the Librarian, the other takes control of the Explorer. It requires the players in the maze to constantly communicate with each other, in order to solve each puzzle and move on to a new room. The game is an entirely cooperative, online, puzzle game. These puzzles would be quite entertaining if it wasn’t for the clunky controls and a built-in chat system that does not work. We Were Here is a video game version of an escape room with multiple neat puzzles. They then wake up in sperate rooms and need to find themselves a way out of the house. After entering the house, they are knocked out from behind by an unseen figure. It’s about two explorers that take shelter in a house from a blizzard. The story in We Were Here isn’t such a big factor in the game. Release Date: Febru(Steam) Septem(Xbox One)

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