Every answer below comes from the site's fact ledger — official announcements, Steam store data, or established listing databases. Where something is not yet confirmed, the answer says so plainly.

How much does We Were Here Tomorrow cost? $19.99 standard ($17.99 with the 10% launch discount until November 3, 2026). Regional pricing is €19.99 / £16.99. Full buying details are on the price page.
When does the launch discount end? November 3, 2026. After that the price returns to $19.99.
Which platforms is it on? Steam (PC), PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. The game released October 20, 2026 (Steam unlock at 12:55 UTC).
Does it have cross-play? Yes — full cross-play across Steam, PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, confirmed by the official announcement. See the co-op setup guide.
Can I play solo? No. We Were Here Tomorrow is a two-player online co-op game with no solo mode and no AI partner. Each player also needs their own copy.
Do both players need to buy the game? Yes — one copy per player, no exceptions. Two copies at the launch price cost $35.98 total.
How long is the game? About 15 hours, per the developers. That makes it the longest entry in the series (the previous game, Forever, was about 10–12 hours). See How Long to Beat for session planning.
Who made We Were Here Tomorrow? Total Mayhem Games — the series' own studio, developing and self-publishing.
What languages are supported? 16 languages, including Chinese. The full 16-language list is not yet confirmed — only the count and Chinese inclusion are official.
Is there a demo? There was one: a surprise Steam demo on April 9, 2026 covering the Norcek opening area with three co-op puzzles, available for one week. It has been delisted and cannot be downloaded now. See the demo recap.
How many trophies / achievements are there? 37 entries on the PlayStation list (exophase); some databases list around 40. Exact names may vary between databases. Unlock methods are still being verified — see the trophy guide.
Do I need to play the earlier We Were Here games first? No. Tomorrow is a standalone entry — you can start here. Earlier games enrich the background but are not required. (Series veterans: expect the same asymmetric co-op structure at a larger scale.)
Are there special editions? A Fan Edition and a standalone soundtrack exist as Steam listings, but their contents and prices are not yet confirmed. The standard edition is the complete game — see editions.
Does it have DLC planned? Not yet confirmed. Nothing in the official announcements mentions DLC.
Where does the story take place? The Norcek facility — a retro-futuristic research complex run by Norcek Industries — expanding through laboratories, the Temporal Research Centre, and beyond the Rift. Spoiler-free details are in the story primer.
Is the game on a subscription service like Game Pass or PS Plus? Not yet confirmed. No official announcement mentions a subscription launch.
When exactly did We Were Here Tomorrow release? October 20, 2026. On Steam the unlock was at 12:55 UTC (app 2315050); the store state now reads released.
How is the game doing on Steam so far? Launch-week numbers: a 24-hour concurrent-player peak of 6,961 (also the all-time peak at check time), 143 user reviews splitting 94 positive to 49 negative — 65.7%, which Steam labels Mixed — and a 24-hour Twitch peak of 25,302 viewers. Early days; expect these to move.
What are the two player roles? One Explorer carries a throwable cube (used to reach height, as a key, or as counterweight on pressure plates); the other wields a grapple gun (attaching to surfaces, pulling objects closer, triggering switches remotely). Using abilities on each other unlocks secret trophies.
Can two players share one Steam copy with Family Sharing? Not yet confirmed for this title. The official model is one copy per player — plan on two purchases rather than a sharing workaround.
Which platform should I buy on? Whichever you prefer. Cross-play covers Steam, PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, so your choice does not restrict who you can play with — only that your partner also owns a copy.
Does it support Chinese? Yes. The game supports 16 languages including Chinese, per the official announcement. The full 16-language list is not yet confirmed.
Is there a soundtrack or fan edition worth buying? Both exist as Steam listings (Fan Edition app 5202830, soundtrack app 5202800), but their contents and prices are not yet confirmed. The standard edition is the complete game — wait for verified details before paying extra.

Buying as a pair? The fastest path is: price guide → co-op setup → first-session checklist.