From the studio that brought you Monument Valley, comes a story about taking things apart and putting ourselves back together. Assemble With Care tells its evocative story through meaningful, tactile gameplay, vibrant handcrafted visuals and powerful writing.
When Maria, a globe-trotting antique restorer, arrives in the sun-soaked town of Bellariva, she has no idea just how broken it will turn out to be. She wants nothing more than to help the town’s inhabitants save their most beloved possessions, but when it’s their personal lives that are starting to fracture, she’ll need to find a way to hold them together, one spare screw at a time.
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Im Helena and Im 8 yo and this is my review. It was very good but sometimes i needed some help. Especially with coffee machine. Story was a bit interesting. The best were the screws and building things. I really liked music box. Its a pity there was nothing to sew or more to cook. It could be more than 13 things to fix. Dad and Helena are looking for more from developers.
Ahoy, It's yer local piratical reviewer droppin' o' a short but sweet review on Assemble wit' Care. Ayes! - Wholesome tale - Doesn't outstay its welcome - Intricate but nah overly complicated puzzles - Colourful art style 'n nostalgic aesthetic - Plays well o' the Steam Deck Nays! - Controls be fiddly on the steam deck, put things down way too often then I wanted t' - Personal taste but the sung parts are a wee rough on the ears. Overall a great game worth it's askin' price. Good if ye 'ave a couple o' hours t' spare t' enjoy a wholesome 'n relaxin' experience. Fer the achievement hunters, Ye get all o' the achievements jus' by completin' the game a quick 'n easy one fer yer collection. 7 out o' 10 gold doubloons. A decent Bounty, Worth addin' t' yer gamin' booty.
I wish I could give it a mixed review. It is "puzzle" game with 14 levels in which you repair different kinds of things. It is incredibly simple and there is no challenge to it but it is an relaxing experience with a cute story attached to it. I found the controls to be horrible however. Works fine on Linux with Proton (6.3-8).
It's more of a neutral than positive review. + cute art and story, nice music + not that expensive - comparing to similar games - clunky controls - it often turned or clicked off when I didnt want, or I would put the part in and accidentally take it out - not really any tutorial - it's kind of a "figure it yourself" type of game - very short - 13 chapters with an epilogue/extra. I think you can easily finish in an hour (i left mine open in background when I had to leave house) - half of the game is basically a visual novel, actual gameplay the advertise (repairing stuff) is a little part of it. I wish there was more of the actual reparing to do, like - only repairing different things, without story. Story was nice, but if I want just story and arts I go for a visual novel game, here I wanted actual puzzle gameplay promised in screenshots. If you are not sure - better buy A little to t
dont tell anyone but i cried a little
Light & Breezy Assemble with Care is a short narrative puzzle type thing from the folks who brought us Monument Valley. You play as Maria, an antique restorer stopping off in another town on her travels around the world. She offers her services to the people in the places she stops at (you’d think this was to fund her travels, but she doesn’t actually receive any money for what she does in the game) and along the way she learns about the locals. I went into AwC expecting a short little game, tinkering with little knick-knacks and taking in a fairly shallow story. Go figure, that’s what I got. This is a fairly pleasant experience but there’s not a whole lot to it. I didn’t enjoy it quite as much as I had hoped, but importantly I did enjoy it. If neutral reviews were an option I’d be going for that, so the caveat with my positive review is that I wouldn’t recommend buying it for more t
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