# Assemble with Care — user reviews

> 50 indexed App Store user reviews of Assemble with Care by ustwo games, rated 4.80/5 from 4,897 ratings.

- Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/assemble-with-care/id1450498694/reviews
- App overview in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/assemble-with-care/id1450498694.md
- Rating breakdown: 5★ 4,369 · 4★ 290 · 3★ 105 · 2★ 63 · 1★ 70

## What do users think of Assemble with Care?

Overall sentiment: positive

**Pros**

- 👍 Charming and relaxing gameplay
- 🎨 Beautiful art style and visuals
- 🎶 Soothing soundtrack and voice acting
- 💡 Unique puzzle-based storytelling
- 👨‍🔧 Satisfying object repair mechanics

**Cons**

- ⏱️ Game is too short
- 🤔 Some story elements feel predictable
- 🎮 Controls could be tightened in places

**Commonly reported bugs**

- Audio issues when switching apps
- Occasional glitches with wiring puzzles

**Most requested features**

- More levels and puzzles to fix
- Increased complexity in later puzzles
- Ability to skip story segments

## Newest reviews (15 of 50)

### 5/5 — Playing up, closing lines of the chapter

*2020-12-12, version 1.3.3*

Maria’s last lines in Chapter 7 took me right to my own feelings when I left home. I didn’t care enough about leaving my parents behind because deep down, I knew they would always be there. That was, until my father unexpectedly passed away. I am 12 years on in my grief, never forgetting my excitement to live my own life ultimately came with a price. It’s taken years to relieve myself of the stress that if I cared more, visited and called, and wrote more, my dad would still be alive.
The truth is leaving home is all the exciting bits that should make you forget about the comfort and familiarity of home. I know in my heart my father was very proud of me then, and is even more proud following my journey in life from the spiritual realm.
Assemble with Care is AWESOME. This is my first foray in Apple Arcade game offerings. When I’m finished with this game, I will care enough to leave it behind to dive into your other game worlds and adventures. Well done.

### 5/5 — Fantastic Game

*2020-07-06, version 1.3.3*

I don’t often write reviews, but this game definitely deserves one.
I enjoy the gameplay itself. It’s fairly easy and relaxing. There’s a few points I got stuck on but not for long at all, just needed some tinkering. I would’ve like a zoom-in feature, but it’s not a big deal.
I adore the art style! The use of color is amazing and it’s very crisp and clean. 
And then my absolute favorite part of the game: the story. I loved all the characters and their own little character arks. With this being a pretty short game the writers were able to explain so much and add on to the characters in a very impressive way. I was able to connect with all these characters instantly and I left wanting more. I would love this to be longer to have more interaction with these characters, but asking for that is my own selfish desire. The story telling was to good to add anymore just to add more.
All in all I highly recommend this game, especially if you’re looking for a relaxing game and enjoy a well told story.

### 5/5 — Very Beautiful and Enjoyable Game

*2020-07-01, version 1.3.3*

I absolutely love everything about this game! The visuals, the music, the art style, the story, absolutely everything. It’s a very calming game, perfect for anyone who wants to play an easy-paced game that requires a bit of thinking as to where certain parts go. Thankfully the game is very helpful in directing the player where to put each object. I can not wait for more chapters to be added onto the game as the only thing that upset me was how short the game was but it’s understandable after seeing all the thought and hard work that goes into this masterpiece. Great Job Developers!

### 5/5 — Beautiful yet simplistic

*2020-04-23, version 1.1.4*

When I downloaded this game, I didn’t know what to expect but I’m glad I did because not only did I enjoy the graphics, the sounds of the 80’s. But also the story, the characters, the plot of how Maria left her parents in order to chase her dreams while eventually through it all, realizing what’s most important and that’s family. The bonds we share with our fathers and mothers, sisters and brothers, hold those close and dear to your heart. Also yesterday had a challenge with the music box but I figured it out. Just the placement of the bird 😊. I recommend this game to anyone who likes a good challenge.

### 5/5 — Surprisingly heartwarming

*2020-04-09, version 1.1.4*

This is my first review I’ve ever written. I never write them because a game has never made me feel like I needed to, but this game is very different. I downloaded the game thinking it would be a nice, lighthearted puzzle game with beautiful graphics and art behind it, but I was quickly swept into an investing storyline that made me play all the way through. The ending left me in tears, one of the first games I’ve ever played to do so to me. I highly recommend this game, whether it’s because you’re interested in the puzzle aspect, story aspect, or both. Both are wonderfully crafted and combined to create one of, if not the best mobile game I’ve ever played. It’s short, but very sweet and unforgettable.

### 5/5 — Fixing people’s heart via restoring their objects

*2020-03-26, version 1.1.4*

This is a BEAUTIFUL game. It is so well done, that even the beginning is so charming. The first thing attracted me is the narrator, with the music, it just feels some clam and relaxing. Move towards to the gameplay mechanics, even it is very simple, but each tap and each swap is very satisfying. Fixing a broken object and see that impact to the person is a really engaging experience. In the later game, you started to see the different lines of story start to overlap with each other, as a player, you can start to realize that you’re not just fixing broken things, you are actually repairing people’s relationships and their hearts. It is marvelous.

### 5/5 — A truly genuine masterpiece of caring

*2020-03-17, version 1.1.4*

I found this game quite accidentally. It’s 8 to 2 am right now and I just can’t help immersing it. This is more than a phone game. This is a extraordinary story with great moving words with beautiful illustration telling us how many precious we’ve been ignored so far. I’m stranding at home with my family cuz of the virus and this is the longest period of time I spent with my family since I went to college, that I was busy to do my own things all the time preparing for the test, hanging out with my friends or even just staying alone rather than sharing some time with my families. If there is one small tiny advantage of this pandemic, it will be a long time-span with family and touched by this game. Thank u so much for presenting such hear-warming story to us.

### 5/5 — Heart felt Visual Novel

*2020-03-09, version 1.1.4*

This game is beautifully illustrated and easy to jump in to. We’ve all had sentimental objects that remind us of emotions and the past - this game tells that story masterfully. Instantly I felt aligned with the main character as this story is told through her perspective. Learning about each object and supporting character we help her put together all the pieces and better empathize with each situation. 

I also appreciate the technical break down of some of the objects. Many of the components are based of real world trouble shooting and DIY learning. 

I’ve long been a fan of visual novels and I feel this is the next evolution of that style of interactive story telling. This is a game I’ve been waiting for in Apple Arcade!!! <3

### 5/5 — Favorite Arcade Game

*2020-02-22, version 1.1.4*

Completely loving time spent with this game. It ticks all the boxes! :).  I’m an artist, an avid listener of audio books and I love working with my hands, so this sweet little game couldn’t be more perfect for me. The artwork is beautiful with a soft, beautiful hand-painted quality. The voice of the narrator(s) of the story are truly very good and the storyline is truly enjoyable. The very best thing is that the controls are accruals responsive and intuitive, hallelujah!! A new Arcade explorer and after about 12 games where I was sooo frustrated with controls that didn’t work or make sense and games that were frenetic and/or crazy loud, finding this enchanting, relaxing game was a life-saver.  I hope the creators continue making more chapters or more games like this one. If I can hang in there and find a few more reasons to stay with the Arcade thing, I’ll certainly be down-loading the next installment. Good job!

### 5/5 — Amazing

*2020-02-07, version 1.1.4*

This game is awesome. I finished in just one sitting I was so enthralled. I found myself wanting more but instead I now look at this game as a singular piece of art. Be warned: this game goes by relatively quick and has a distinct ending after 13 challenges, split into chapters while telling a story as if you’re reading a book. I have a nephew who loves to take things apart and put them back together and fix things...I will most definitely be introducing him to this gem!

I do find myself wondering if there will be follow-up “stories” from the development team...I just can’t find games like this with the interaction and puzzle-like approach anywhere else and I’m craving more!

### 5/5 — AMAZING STORY!!!

*2020-01-30, version 1.1.4*

When I got this I thought it was just some puzzle game, but yet I was still excited to play it. Once it downloaded I opened it right away, I was so excited... then I found out it had a story with it. I got so addicted to it I finished right away, I am sad that it ended so early I would love for more to come out. But also I just loved the storyline, the artwork, the voice actors.... I just absolutely loved everything about this!! It’s so unique and creative and special in its own way, it for sure stands out from the rest of the games. I do highly suggest people play this game. Because it was just absolutely beautiful. ❤️ please make more of this I wanna know what happens!

### 5/5 — Great

*2020-01-12, version 1.1.4*

While it’s a simple story with a small amount of simple puzzles l feel The game doesn’t need to be longer like most fans suggest. The game, while short, is compleat. Any more puzzles and the game would feel drawn out. However I’m not opposed to a sequel. The mechanics that are laid out lay the groundwork for a much more complex story with more complex puzzles to match. A cool idea would be branching paths within the puzzles where items have more that one way to fix them and depending on your craftsmanship, the story could be reflected. Just a thought 💭.  Over all, while short, assemble is a simple compleat puzzle baritone that sets itself apart from other story driven puzzle games.

### 5/5 — I absolutely loved this game

*2020-01-11, version 1.1.4*

This game was really fun and a great thing to do in my free time. I would definitely recommend it to anybody that’s looking for a fun puzzle game. It has a great story and has so many characters. I only had two issues when playing the game.

1. When fixing the game system, I pulled the wires out to begin. Once I had everything in place, I started to put the wires back in just to notice that the game had glitched out and it took one of the wires away. I had to reset my game and redo it all to get it back. I don’t know if anybody has experienced this.

2. My last issue was when fixing Joseph’s music box. I replaced the cogs and was ready to put the piece back in the music box, put the top in, and finish it. I struggled for a few minutes due to the fact that it wouldn’t let me put anything inside the music box. It turned out that I had to close the top and open it again to put it in. And I had to do that for every piece that I had to put on. Again, I don’t know if anybody has experienced that.

Apart from those two problems, I had a lot of fun playing this game. I love puzzle games and this was definitely unlike anything that I’ve played before.

### 5/5 — Pleasant and educational

*2020-01-02, version 1.1.4*

For an adult around my age (45+) it is an interesting puzzle game that doesn’t frustrate and it brings back memories of devices from the 80s and earlier years that are not used any more. 
For younger kids this game is a nice way to improve spatial and assembly skills, even if on a phone screen, but it also shows them a piece of history and challenges them to understand how something so different than today’s devices actually used to work.
I didn’t care much of the background story, and if you want you can skip it easily, or take the time and read it at your own pace.
I liked a lot the graphics and the overall design of this app. If a second chapter with new things to assemble is released, I will download the game again!

### 5/5 — Wholesome! Couldn’t be better!

*2019-12-15, version 1.1.4*

This is a masterpiece. It’s aesthetic value is incredibly high! The artwork is perfect. The story is perfect. The puzzles are perfect. The music is perfect. It’s a must play. Everyone should experience this game. I finished the game in one sitting. I look forward to more and I hope USTWO will keeping making games like this at the same high quality. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 I’m in love with this. I will probably sit down and go through it again tomorrow. It warmed my heart and soul.

Also, as far as the union stuff goes, I wasn’t there, I don’t know what happened, but the law will sort it out. Hopefully everything gets resolved quickly so you guys can continue making this incredible art. The other games look crappy, but I’m going to give it a shot. Lol 😂

## Most critical reviews (10 lowest-rated)

### 2/5 — Lacking

*2019-10-21, version 1.0.9*

I should preface this by saying that I’m not opposed to text-heavy games. I like the occasional visual novel and point-and-click adventure game.

I downloaded this because the reviews were positive, it looked visually appealing from the screenshots, and I was in the mood for a game where you take apart broken things and put them back together in order to repair them.

After playing it to completion, I can say the game is aesthetically pleasing, especially the repair gameplay segments. And the repair segments, for the most part, had satisfying gameplay. But there really are too few of them. To feel like a full-fledged game, it could use two to three times as many of the repair puzzles, and they need to continue increasing in complexity. 

The story, which made up the bulk of the game, was difficult to get invested in. I didn’t care about the characters, and, like a Hallmark Channel movie, the outcome seemed all too predictable from the get-go. After the first couple of chapters, I turned off the spoken dialogue because there was already text on the screen, and if the text is going to be read, I may as well read it myself. I wish, if they were going to tell a story with this, that the story snippets were shorter, and that there were more of them, but organically sprinkled throughout a longer campaign.

Having played this, I now just really want to find a different game that focuses on repairing broken objects.

### 2/5 — Cool idea, love the mechanics, calling it a game is generous.

*2019-10-16, version 1.0.9*

This is an incredibly relaxing and enjoyable experience. The idea of taking things apart and reassembling them is very interesting and fun. However the challenge mechanic of the game is just not directly telling you what to do and waiting for the player to figure it out. There is no way to lose or influence the progression of the story whatsoever. Its an odd mismatch of picture book read-along with periodic game play that is impossible to lose. In one level involving the making of soup I went back and intentionally tried to fail as it is the only section that allows for choice and even my soup of a head of broccoli and a stick of butter was "the best food ever made" despite totally ignoring the recipe. 
This could all be redeemed by how enjoyable it is to take apart diagnose and reassemble things but with only 11 true levels each buried in two to three minute read along adventures, this app leaves you wishing it had been more. 
The potential and concept of this app are really neat but unfortunately the game itself rarely lives up to them.

### 3/5 — There’s no depth to gameplay or story

*2020-04-28, version 1.1.4*

Even as a short diversion I was losing interest before it was done.  Like many Apple Arcade games, it’s a pleasant feeling incomplete idea for a game.

The presentation is good. I think people will find connection with the story. But it’s more like a movie trailer, using simple manipulation to get past the lack of details. To some extent I felt the voice of the main character was telling me how emotional the story was rather than making me feel that.

The most complicated of the puzzles were still very simple. The control is OK for what it is, but starts to falter at the moment the player can do something wrong. Because the player can rarely do anything wrong it doesn’t do much to get in the way.

The biggest challenge I had was during the record player because the wires weren’t behaving the way I expected, not connecting to the holes, and the solution was that they suddenly started working. 

There was room for an actual puzzle game, but it appears they decided that they didn’t want people to get stuck, so it’s more of a pop-up book.

You could so worse than downloading it as an Apple Arcade game, but you won’t remember it.

### 3/5 — Rather Short - But You Should Still Play It

*2020-02-02, version 1.1.4*

The story is touching and moving and brought me to tears. The idea of fixing broken objects was masterfully done. The art is simplistic and yet beautiful. It is perfectly written story. 

However, this game is incredibly short. It took me less than an hour to play through the entire game with the story included. 

It’s feels fulfilling, yet at the end of it all, there’s still something lacking. Do I regret spending an hour of my time on this? No. Not in the slightest but I’m yearning for more. This morning, I found myself wishing that the story started at the beginning of Maria’s adventure and that we could see the events and feelings that drove her from her home and family in search of what laid beyond the confines of her tiny world. At the end, I wished we could hear how the conversation with her parents went and followed her on her journey home to the antique store. 

Should you play this game? Absolutely. It’s masterful story telling. The mechanics are satisfying. The drive to repair things once broken is magnificently brought to life. But there must be more chapters to this. Each one a stamp on her passport as we watch her grow and learn what really matters in life.

### 3/5 — Okay.

*2019-10-14, version 1.0.9*

I skipped all the text and story because... I play games for GAMES. The puzzles, in this context, were okay-ish. I never quite had fun but felt on the cusp of it. The puzzles never actually require any thought and are more about keeping your fingers busy, which can be a bit zen. This isn’t  a game about figuring out how things work, but just taking them apart and putting them back together. It’s enjoyable, but I would have preferred more analysis segments where you have to, for instance, figure out what wiring parts control which functions.

So, in short, to win me over this game would have had to drop all the story garbage and focus on harder puzzles. The actual graphics and interface are great though. If you like a focus on pretentious multimedia experiences, this may be up your alley though.

### 3/5 — Super short but fun while it lasted

*2019-10-02, version 1.0.9*

The gameplay itself is fun. The puzzles could be a little more challenging, as I finished all 11 puzzles in under an hour, but they were entertaining. 

The story is what it is. I would have preferred to get a splash screen that setup the next item instead of buzzing through a children’s book trying to get to the next puzzle. I just really didn’t care about the globetrotting tinkerer and her interactions with people, read to me like I’m sitting in story-time at the local library. If you’re shooting for the 10 and under crowd maybe put a disclaimer on the app page or move it to the kids section.

If there is a second version in the works, I would suggest (1) at least twice the puzzles, (2) more complicated puzzles as the game progresses, (3) less story, (4) no narration.

### 3/5 — Short, dull, maybe a little full of itself

*2019-09-23, version 1.0.9*

Let me start by saying the idea for this game is cool: repairing little gadgets for people as a globetrotting kid trying to find herself. 

Where this falls flat is in the execution. The actual repair gameplay is promising, but tops out over the course of 11 puzzles at a level of complexity matched by puzzle books for elementary students. 

Meanwhile, the devs thought they were being insightful by presenting each puzzle with a mediocre framing device centering around one of a couple of unbelievably trope-laden stories, switching between them from puzzle to puzzle. 

It all comes across as depressingly typical and without any real substance. Nothing about it is particularly bad, mind you, but there’s also nothing that stands out, besides the initial delight of disassembling something, only for that delight to become disappointment as the game ends without ever feeling like it lived up to its full potential. 

My hope is that a developer who’s more focused on making a game rather than a hopelessly forgettable short story will pick up this idea and make something worth the effort. 

At least I didn’t have to directly pay for this. Thanks, Apple GamePassAccessNowArcadeFlix.

### 4/5 — Great game, way short

*2020-11-02, version 1.3.3*

I love puzzle games and when it comes to the whole “fix the whatever” genre most games tend to be very repetitive and loaded with ads, one seemingly every 30 seconds or so. This app is neither repetitive nor ad laden. It’s fun and a little challenging but not “I’m going to lose my crap” so, while it lasts. The while it lasts part is the problem. I played the entire thing in one sitting, except for the epilogue, which I had to finish the next day because I started it later in the evening. Maybe they are going to expand it over time, which would be great, but as it stands now it’s simply very short but very fun while it lasts. The one other thing I noted that brought the score down was that supposedly there’s one unlocked level in order to complete it. Maybe that’s an upcoming update or maybe it’s a glitch. I double checked all the levels and have completed everything released. Of you want a couple of hours trying out a “fix the thing” game, this nails it. Just don’t expect it to be an every day time waster.

### 4/5 — Excellent Games Mars by a Single Technical Issue

*2020-08-05, version 1.3.3*

I adore the game itself.  It's deceptively simple mechanics and charming art style lend themselves to a fun and compelling narrative.  However, when playing on my 2018 iPad Pro, if I have to swap away from the game (for example if an urgent work email notification appears), then upon return to the game, audio no longer works.  I've tried playing audio in other apps when this occurs and the issue is definitely limited to "Assemble with Care" alone.  Popping into the menu and adjusting audio sliders does nothing.  The only way to fix this problem is to close the game from the Overview screen and re-open it, causing you to lose any progress on the current repair job.

### 4/5 — I wish it were longer!

*2020-05-18, version 1.1.4*

This game is so amazing, and I enjoyed every bit of it! The graphics, the voice acting, the art, the story, even the gameplay was amazing! I would give this five stars, but it’s so short! I finished it in only a day, and I wish their were more! It almost seems they got tired of making it, because it seems like there was so much more story to unlock, but no. Also, the story of Joseph and Izzy isn’t as engaging as Carmen’s and Helena’s. I feel like they could have done much more there. Maybe explore more of how the mother passed away? (I assume, since it’s never clear if she’s dead or if she ran away/divorced Joseph.) Anyways, I do love it a lot, though. Another thing is that I don’t like how they overuse the same artwork. Couldn’t you draw something else? I don't understand. They just use Maria’s eyes half the time, which gets boring very quickly.  Anyways, great game, could use some work.

## Most praised reviews (10 highest-rated)

### 5/5 — Truly beautiful!

*2022-11-07, version 1.9.45*

I enjoyed this game so much and the second you open it it’s like a whole different world. I wish I could find another game like this one. It’s so truly remarkable and beautiful I had an amazing experience with headphones and finished it within hours. I’m so happy I found this game and it deserves all the love in the world. I would 100% recommend this game to anyone who enjoys fun puzzles with a good storyline. It’s not good for little kids because it’s a little to challenging and boring for them but I think teens and up will enjoy this. It’s truly charming and well made I have zero complaints and it’s just perfect. If I could rate hire I would in a heartbeat.

### 5/5 — Love it

*2022-05-23, version 1.9.45*

I totally recommend this game! While it’s short, there’s a very serene and calming ambiance to it, all the while guiding you through a very thought out story. A story that emphasizes the importances of… well life. It highlights just how short life truly is and how quickly it can all change, so take advantage of the here and now. It’s also quite interactive, which I loved. Unlike other story-like games that incorporate interactive puzzles, I didn’t find myself skipping or ignoring the dialogue… it completely sucked me in! I wish it was longer, or perhaps had more chapters, but the short 13 “chapters” and it’s epilogue did round the story off nicely and yet it allowed a little “window” in case they do add on! 

It’s completely worth the download!!

### 5/5 — Beautiful graphics & charming story

*2022-04-18, version 1.9.45*

I’ve never left a review on a game before, but this game was so sweet and fun to play that I had to share my thoughts! It’s a fairly simple play through, and if you have time it won’t take more than a day. You play as a repair woman who’s just moved to a new town, and you meet a cast of characters who repair their relationships with each other as you repair the things important to them. The narration is beautifully done, and the puzzle is just challenging enough to keep the game interesting, but not so hard that it’s frustrating. I can’t believe this game was free, the quality was amazing ! I can’t wait to see more from this dev.

### 5/5 — FREAKIN AMAZIN ALTHOUGH SUPER SHORT

*2022-03-16, version 1.9.45*

Loved the game played it multiple times. Developers did 100% amazing job but it’s been about 2 years since I’ve played and wish it was updated to more chapters because it was amazing. I really wished it didn’t end. I always come back and check because it was so fun. I haven’t wrote a review On a game ever! Let alone 5 stars! But this ones worth it. Wish I could start the experience over. But favorite game ever but hope to see more from this fix her up game in the future. loved the game<3. For anyone reading glad ur here! And developer reading pls add more haha.

### 5/5 — This game “Assembled my heart With Care”

*2022-01-23, version 1.9.45*

I was able to get Apple Arcade for 3 months free since I was gifted an iPad for my birthday.  I was looking at games and instantly saw this game.  I thought it was going to be a simple game of just fixing items.  Little did I know that it was a storyline game!  Right when I opened the app, I was one awe with everything.  The creators of the game did a magnificent job!  I am sad that I am almost through with the chapters they have done.  I trying not to finish the game in one sitting, but it’s very captivating.  I hope that the game will have many chapters to come.  I am invested in all of the characters lives!  Thank you for creating such a marvelous game!

### 5/5 — Wow. Just Wow.

*2021-09-18, version 1.3.3*

First of all let me say go play this game now. Anyway, this game is absolutely fantastic. I downloaded this game expecting some mediocre assembly puzzles, but I got so much more. The story (which I won’t spoil) is really good and fits the game quite well. I love the voice acting and the way they do the cutscenes it’s just brilliant. The core of the game the puzzles, is even better. The puzzle are click and drag puzzles but it’s great. You unscrew screws (which is way too satisfying),  click things together, drag wires, and heck you even make SOUP! The puzzles aren’t too difficult or incredibly long which is nice. With some you fix a camera or a statue. With others you build a coffee machine and fix a game console. The game is fairly short(1-2 hours) but the presentation (graphics are phenomenal by the way) the soundtrack is fantastic and the story and gameplay is so good that it deserves everyone’s admiration and most importantly…. 5 stars.

### 5/5 — A joy to play

*2021-08-09, version 1.3.3*

This is a game experience not to miss. I didn’t know what I’d be getting when I downloaded this, but I’m so glad I did. The voice acting, the aesthetic, the mood—it’s simply lovely and relaxing. It’s like taking part in a book—a very active part! The assembly is quite basic, but there are a few challenges woven in. And the creators used new(ish) and older items that will bring back more than a few memories for some of us. 

Only one puzzle proved are bit of a challenge, but that was part of the fun. 

Highly recommend—this is a wonderful experience, and I hope the developers are hard at work on the next story?

### 5/5 — A unique and relaxing game

*2021-07-25, version 1.3.3*

Beautiful music, a charming art style, great voice acting and a quaint story are the order of the day here with Maria and her little one woman repair gig. The game’s greatest sin is its brevity. Barely more than a dozen levels, my girlfriend (who played it alongside me on her own iPad) and I were left yearning for more. Alas, it would appear there aren’t any other games out there quite like this one.

I highly recommend anyone with a passing interest in largely simple but satisfying puzzles to have a go at it. It does its job of communicating the feeling of repairing and tinkering with various objects well, even if they’re rarely all that complicated. The epilogue level that was added post-launch is a treat and was a fun way to put a bow on the experience with its little bit of challenge. 9/10.

### 5/5 — Could be longer but I love it

*2021-04-08, version 1.3.3*

This game was a lot of fun but it could be longer I hope there working on that but I completed it in one sitting the music box one was a bit long but other then that I completed it in two hours tops they wrote that there was a chapter two but  did not see it. It was like eating a delicious meal and wanting more but I loved the game it reminded me of how match I love taking things apart and putting them back together and how much fun it is to fix something and feel that sense of accomplishment. It was the most fun that I had since I played and finished monument 2 it lived up to the other games that us to games has made in the past to few levels but so Much fun ❤️🎮 ps I love the music and sounds! 😍😍😍

### 5/5 — Brilliant! Just Brilliant!

*2021-01-05, version 1.3.3*

The game, as soon as you open it, gives you a comforting and charming atmosphere. While the game itself only lasts about 1-2 hours, the story it tells is beautiful and teaches you to he importance of understanding the faults of others, and accepting them for who they are. The voice acting is delightful, with characters that show true emotion, and feel like they fit the characters you see on screen. Speaking of screens, the art for this game is perfectly balanced between detail and abstract, giving a very pretty and relaxing style to the game as a whole. The puzzles themselves aren’t too hard, but the appeal is in the way each repair tells more story than you could expect out of a puzzle. The overall experience was excellent, and the recommendation to use headphones was taken into account and greatly agreed upon. Not only do you get a great story, art, puzzles, and voices, but the game also offers a very soothing and calming soundtrack that I personally found to be the finishing touch on this already amazing game. I highly recommend, and cannot express how much respect I have for the developers of this game. I would love it if more people were able to experience the game, like if it was put on Steam or the general App Store, but even with its limitations, it is utterly fantastic.

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