Assemble with Care

The free chapters are easy. It’s fun to repair different things in the game. I like it a lot.

loved the game and how complicated it is to fix things but it was to short only thing stoping it from being 5 star I feel like if you buy the game there should be way more things you can fix.

I really liked this game. The only hookup I have is a similar complaint by other players; it is short. I hope they add more repair levels even if they dont come with storyboards and voice acting.

I loved every little bit of the game until I got to the part where you have to pay. The story, the characters, the overall vibe of the game: PHENOMENAL !! I would love if this game had a sequel but I really wish the whole story was free. 🩷

The game is gorgeous, and the story certainly makes it feel like a bit more. The game length is disturbingly short. Each "repair" adds complexity and fun puzzle-solving fun, but takes maybe 5-10 minutes or less? So your done with game in less than an hour. $6 for an hour of gameplay is absurd, and I honestly wish I could ask for a refund. I expected far more complexity and depth for what I paid.

So disappointed. I’ve played this game before. It was very calming and I went through and completed all levels and now it’s no longer free. You have to pay now $5.99 to upgrade to the full experience and please save your money because it’s not worth it. Very disappointed

Keeps closing out

I finished the game within an 30mins of playing, not worth the purchase at all there are only 14 extremely easy objects to fix. The game's graphics and audio are the only thing that really makes this a good game.

This game was fun in the game play, but after 4 levels it said I needed to pay 6.99 core more? I played through it in less than 20 minutes and am not going to pay for that little bit more!

Wish I could get a refund after buying the full thing. It was fun at first but I finished the whole thing in one day and i don’t know if that really worth $5.99. The art was really cool and the mechanics were fun, but it was a little too much story and not enough “assemble”.