Assemble With Care

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About this game

Repair old-school objects in this cozy puzzle game. Join antique-restorer Maria, as she arrives in the sun-soaked town of Bellariva and set out on a journey of helping the townsfolk reconnect.

“Feels perfect for mobile” - The Verge


“A tactile and touching experience” - Gamesradar


“As a study in the wordless pleasure of fixing stuff ... it really sings” - Eurogamer


“If ever there was a game to show how games are an art form, this is it.” - Touch Arcade

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MEANINGFUL PUZZLES: Explore the objects through Maria’s eyes and find a way to restore them.


EVOCATIVE STORY: Meet the townsfolk of Bellariva. Come to love their quirks and help them reconnect.


NOSTALGIC CHARM: Rediscover the defining objects of decades past to the tune of the original soundtrack, inspired by the sounds of the 80s.


HANDCRAFTED VISUALS: Enjoy gameplay rendered in a beautiful, impressionist style, alongside a completely hand-illustrated story

Ratings and reviews

Phenomenal! Gameplay like no other, it's really relaxing for someone with ocd who really enjoys fixing things. I only wish the game had more levels even without the gorgeous story. It would be nice to have more items to repair. I also hope this will be coming to more platforms. I would gladly pay a hefty price for a full version of this on switch.

The beautiful visuals and music and the subtle, deep, meaningful connections you establish in the storyline have such a warm, sweet experience that keeps you content even when it's over. From the first free levels, it brings such a delightful charm that never failed to captivate me and was consistent throughout the paid part of the game. And while some want more than 13 levels and an epilouge, I feel that the ending is well rounded enough to make up for it. Would buy again if I could.

My favorite phone game I've ever played. One of my favorite games I've played, just in general. It's beautiful, relaxing, and fun. Just enough challenge to be very interesting, but not frustrating in any way. There were a few hard parts, but I eventually figured them out on my own with some good trial and error!