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

Worth the price! It's an excellent visual novel plus light puzzling experience. I enjoyed the first 4 chapters so I purchased the full experience. I'm so glad I did. This delightful story feels deep. The issues raised by the characters, and the solutions that come, feel earned and not cheap or platitudinous. I am likely to replay this every six months or so. It's a fun experience to relax and play through. The stylized art is fun and earthy. The aesthetic reminds me of the early to mid 90's.

Beautiful little stories that tie together to say an overall point that just feels good at the end. The gameplay is simple, relaxing, but makes you think more the further ahead you go (but never in a bad way.) This dev team has made great games so far and this one is no different. Highly recommend paying for the full thing if you enjoyed the first free chapters.

Really satisfying fix-it puzzles with a beautiful unique aesthetic. The story is very slow to listen to, so I suggest waiting to play until you're in a patient/meditative mood. It was so fun to fix an 80s's cassette tape and Walkman, and a 70's telephone. There aren't many clues, so you just have to keep trying, but you can't break anything, and I found it helped me think outside the box.