While I enjoyed my time playing "Assemble with Care" (and admittedly may have even teared up a bit at the end) I wouldn't recommend paying full price for it, as it doesn't have enough levels or challenge to justify its low replay value.

This is a casual story/character focused "puzzle" game with 13 levels that lasts about an hour and a half.

The best way to describe this game is "charming". The graphics are charming, the voice acting is charming, the gameplay mechanic of taking devices apart and putting them back together is charming, but bear in mind those 90 minutes are all you're gonna get out of it. If you think 90 minutes is worth the price tag, go for it.

The "puzzle" aspect of this game is my only problem with it, I was expecting to have levels that were actually challenging in some way, but the game pretty much plays itself by having the pieces line up automatically for you. If you're looking for a challenge or a puzzle this probably will leave you disappointed, but if you think the idea itself is interesting enough on its own like I did you'll have fun with it.

I also have to add the voice acting is superb- many small games like this fall flat in the voice acting department and end up with often cringey results, but not once did any lines from any of the characters feel awkward or amateur at all. The story never gets too dramatic, it follows a very cute storybook-like narrative with themes about family and all that jazz.

If the trailer interests you and you're okay with a very casual, short, story focused experience, then add "Assemble with Care" to your wishlist and get it when it goes on sale

[b]While I enjoyed my time playing "Assemble with Care" (and admittedly may have even teared up a bit at the end) I wouldn't recommend paying full price for it, as it doesn't have enough levels or challenge to justify its low replay value.[/b] [u]This is a casual story/character focused "puzzle" game with 13 levels that lasts about an hour and a half.[/u] [b]The best way to describe this game is "charming".[/b] The graphics are charming, the voice acting is charming, the gameplay mechanic of taking devices apart and putting them back together is charming, but bear in mind those 90 minutes are all you're gonna get out of it. If you think 90 minutes is worth the price tag, go for it. The "puzzle" aspect of this game is my only problem with it, I was expecting to have levels that were actually challenging in some way, but the game pretty much plays itself by having the pieces line up automatically for you. [b]If you're looking for a challenge or a puzzle this probably will leave you disappointed,[/b] but if you think the idea itself is interesting enough on its own like I did you'll have fun with it. I also have to add [b]the voice acting is superb-[/b] many small games like this fall flat in the voice acting department and end up with often cringey results, but not once did any lines from any of the characters feel awkward or amateur at all. The story never gets too dramatic, it follows a very cute storybook-like narrative with themes about family and all that jazz. [b]If the trailer interests you and you're okay with a very casual, short, story focused experience, then add "Assemble with Care" to your wishlist and get it when it goes on sale[/b]