Assemble! (2024)

[h1]Experienced on the Meta Quest 3[/h1] You can view my gameplay & early Impressions here: https://youtu.be/AKOQ737mLP4 This is a very chill, relaxing game. It's easy enough that you can just sit back and relax in putting the puzzle pieces together, but there's enough of a challenge here to stop you from nodding off (at least on medium). There's easy, medium, & hard difficulty, but that just means the number of puzzle pieces to put them together. Obviously, with the higher number, you'll have more of a challenge. There's 20 total levels. When you put the first major piece in, you'll see an outline highlight of pieces you can put nearby (not all of them show at first, you have to unlock all of them as you put pieces together). Game is running on the Godot Engine. On my RTX 3080, I was getting mostly 90 fps, although I did notice one noticeable stutter during my almost 1 hour of gameplay. I did run into some bugs. The biggest one is that the game was in German and I don't know enough German to be able to know what all the settings meant. By default, there is no locomotion or turning, but you can grab the toy model and pull it closer or farther. You can use the joystick to move it…

Works on Reverb G2. Disclaimer: I've received this game for free via Curator Connect. Assemble! is a 3D VR jigsaw puzzle with detailed models of mostly vehicles and diorama scenes. Very casual on easy and medium difficulty and ridiculously challenging - on high. I am not a fan of this genre, but had an ok time playing. The only really annoying thing about it, is that it's very particular about the placement of symmetrical and identical puzzle pieces: the game only accepts exactly one rotation and position for them. It is especially annoying on high difficulty, where you have to place things like individual nuts and bolts.

Chill little 3D puzzle game in which you can build models of varying kinds. Good for sitting back and relaxing.

Good game, you can relax on easy/medium or exert yourself on hard with 5 min time limit for the achievement. It has some similarities to Puzzling Places, but simpler. Unfortunately, it's not very polished: [list] [*]hint system (question mark on right hand) is not always enabled on first try [*]sometimes it's hard to understand how you need to turn things for game to accept it (especially tiers, wheels, etc) [*]some pieces make you controller vibrate (so it's in correct position) but you can't find correct spot at all even with hints (cause you need to place other things first and that order is not very clear too) [*]it's hard to discern pieces from the shelf - you need to get them first [*]autoplay option skips some puzzles and then stucks on last one [/list] Also was tired of phrase "Assemble" in the beginning of each puzzle - it's good to have an option to turn it off