Assemble with Care

sweet warm soothing game that leaves you feeling slightly joyful after it. short, but worthed more than what i paid for

Cute and relaxing game. Some of the dialogue sections are a bit slow for my adhd brain but I still love it.

This was a short, one-day game with an absolutely stunning soundtrack. The style of art was so cozy and I definitely felt touched by certain elements of the storyline. The love that went into this game, especially the art and music, is absolutely fantastic. I took my time and finished in under 2 hrs. It was a nice change of pace! The puzzles were enjoyable. You get 14 chapters of puzzles/stories; 12 if you don't count the easy suitcase packing/unpacking (as these aren't really "puzzles"). They add narrative to the story and they're nice little touches to see how sentimental Maria is and what memories/feelings are associated with those items. If there was a quality life improvement for the camera, that would make the puzzles even better! I got a little dizzy because the rotations didn't always move as well as I would have liked. As someone who has played Boxes, Doors, The Room and other puzzle games on PC and mobile (because I enjoyed them so much), this one was a little more rough on PC. I think mobile you would have more control over the camera angles and rotation, but I did have to fight with the rotations of objects compared to the other games. If you can overlook that, I think the mechanisms behind repairing objects truly shine. Each item is unique, so it makes the puzzles enjoyable and less repetitive. There was one level I did get a little stumped on, but if I had better rotation, I think I could have solved it a little quicker. I enjoyed the story, but, without spoiling too much, I felt things were definitely resolved too easily. Perhaps this is possible for some in the real world, but the way things were resolved didn't seem realistic for most people. I felt the personalities were so well-thought out. The build up also made the issues more apparent, and the characters relatable. However, there were relationships that were strained, some for *years*, that resolved so easily as you fixed items. I totally understand this is about second chances and rebuilding connections that were lost, but I felt there was a lot of room for interpretation and relationships solved off-screen. While I don't mind open interpretation, it was interesting seeing one of the characters almost do a 180 in personality. There were events that could have affected how that person acted, but that quickly/easily? Needless to say, the journey through the story was still enjoyable - I just wish it was fleshed out more and that we got to see the characters really address what went wrong. The audience mostly saw the reconciliation and I feel it'd be more impactful if we saw more of that journey. Regardless, the points got across and I did enjoy the voice acting paired with it! My favorite was the music box and hearing the lullaby sung made me tear up some. The lyrics are very well made. Overall, the story does have its strong points to evoke emotions, but does leave you wanting for more! I'll leave it up to my imagination for the open dialogue between Maria and her parents. If you enjoy tinkering with things, have patience when controls are a little wonky, and don't mind a simple, cozy story (and don't mind less realistic portrayal of relationships), this game is for you! Was happy to support the team and give this a solid 7.5/10

Muy buen juego, cortito y muy relajante

Neat little story wrapped around a series of simple and satisfying repair/restoration jobs.

RAHATLATICI, CHILL, DÜMENDEN TAMİR ÖĞRENME

Beautiful game with a terrific story and game play 100% would recomend