We Went Back
We Went Back is a time-looping horror game in which you wake up in an abandoned space station utterly alone. The exit door is locked and you must find a way to escape what lurks within. Find clues, experience dynamically changing environments and confront terror in order to find a way out.
Estimated lifetime revenue
Free-to-play
Revenue comes from in-game items and microtransactions, which our price-based model doesn't estimate. The player count below is how many people own it, not what they spent.
Est. players
120
people who own it
Reviews
0
Review score
86%
8.6/10
Concurrent players
0
read Sep 18, 2026, 15:00 UTC
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About the game
You wake up in an abandoned space station. Alone. GO.
We Went Back is roughly a 30-50 minute experience. Here's what we love about it:
You can experience multiple changes within the space station's environment. The devil is in the details.
Love escape rooms? So do we! There are clues to find and a puzzle to solve. The environment holds the key.
Everything is influenced by that old-school space aesthetic we all love, from each poster all the way down to the teensiest decal.
We have a rat. No, you cannot pet him but he’s loved nonetheless.
- Who: You. Just you. All by yourself.
- What: You're trying to find a way out.
- When: Depends on who you ask.
- Where: An abandoned space station.
- Why: Be honest – do we ever know why?
- How: Find clues. Solve a puzzle. Get scared. Get out.
We Went Back is roughly a 30-50 minute experience. Here's what we love about it:
Dynamically Changing Environments
You can experience multiple changes within the space station's environment. The devil is in the details.
Escape Room Style Gameplay
Love escape rooms? So do we! There are clues to find and a puzzle to solve. The environment holds the key.
70's Inspired Retro-Futuristic Art Style
Everything is influenced by that old-school space aesthetic we all love, from each poster all the way down to the teensiest decal.
There's a Rat
We have a rat. No, you cannot pet him but he’s loved nonetheless.
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