We Were Here Tomorrow Walkthrough: Tools & Cable
We Were Here Tomorrow walkthrough covers opening communication, prototype tools, a community cable route, Xbox checkpoints and official recovery advice.
Start this We Were Here Tomorrow walkthrough with the section matching your obstacle: opening communication, prototype tools, or the cable board. Launch-week player material supports specific help for those sections, including a documented cable route. The guide is organized around those covered obstacles rather than claiming a complete chapter-by-chapter ending route.
Opening: communicate before operating controls
In Tango Tek2's release-session footage, one player describes screens while the partner handles controls. At 16:39 the transcript identifies three displays, and the following discussion compares them with buttons and mechanisms on the other side. First agree which control corresponds to which display rather than pressing several controls while your partner is describing a clue.
The same session demonstrates why players should release the radio button for a reply. Test a short exchange before deciding that an apparently silent response is a puzzle clue. The co-op guide provides the developer's microphone and connection checks if that exchange fails.
Prototype tools: coordinate the handoff
The launch recording discusses the Hook and prototype tests around 1:32:58–1:37:51. Use the puzzle guide for the documented cube, handle and raised-target examples. Keep your partner informed before removing a block or releasing a tool attachment they are relying on.
Cable board: use the specific route
The cable solution gives a community-reported module sequence and explains the gate rules. It applies to the board with the matching generator and Greek-letter IDs. Check the live diagram rather than treating every cable-related puzzle as the same layout.
This is a targeted solution, not an inferred chapter number. Neither a community route nor a video timestamp proves that every intervening room is covered. Other late-game mechanisms, collectible locations and ending choices remain outside this walkthrough's verified coverage.
Recover an Xbox checkpoint
The developer's Xbox instructions describe autosaving after many completed puzzles once the pair enters the following room. For recovery, the host uses Change under the current journey, then Start New Journey and an available checkpoint. If selections are locked, the article suggests trying the other player as host.
Use this as Xbox-specific support guidance rather than a guaranteed recovery of every lost save. Exact equivalent PC and PS5 menu flows still need separate confirmation. The Xbox page links the official instructions and distinguishes cloud saves from cross-platform progress transfer.
Which recordings are useful?
Tango Tek2 and ZedaphPlays have launch-week sessions showing complementary perspectives, but the inspected session is explicitly not a complete-game run. They are more relevant to release-era mechanics than the April demo recording. The full-game video overview explains the available coverage without presenting a partial stream as a finished playthrough.
Opening-door recovery and guide coverage
The written sections cover opening communication, prototype-tool examples, the cable board and checkpoint recovery. Use the section matching your obstacle, then compare the pictured or described starting state with your own room. For a stalled first door, the developer recommends reloading the checkpoint and allowing the full pulling animation to finish.
Sources and research date
Checked October 21, 2026. Community solutions are distinguished from official product and support information. No personal full-game completion is claimed.
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