Build From Scratches

[i]Build from Scratches[/i] is a short and cozy puzzle game about fixing things, or more accurately, reconstructing them from their individual parts. The game currently features 30 levels, spanning a variety of objects such as toys, electronics, and guns. Some levels add extra steps, requiring you to clean rust or dirt from the components before assembly. In most cases, the process is fairly straightforward, though roughly a third of the levels offer a more substantial challenge. You’re not shown what the final object should look like (unless you peek at the Collections tab, which displays a small reference image), but that isn’t a big issue. Starting with obvious connections (such as attaching a robot’s legs to its body) usually provides enough momentum to reach a solution. As you progress, the remaining pieces begin to fall into place, and their purpose becomes clearer. That said, a handful of levels feature many small, similar-looking parts whose correct placement can be quite difficult to deduce. For me, levels involving guns or complex electronics were especially challenging. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3660716712 Much of the game’s appeal lies i…

A first look: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TP1Qezuhnnw This little puzzle moment was the cozy blanket I needed this weekend after a slightly rougher week. And now that I played it out, all I can think of is a second build from scratch or more levels, simply because I enjoyed my time in there. The puzzles start out simple, where you can click pieces together. And don’t worry about making a small mistake! As long as your one piece turns green when overlapping the other, you’re good to go. And while that might feel too simple for some, I welcomed that it wasn’t overcomplicated or hard. After all, the game is meant to be chill and cozy. Not an over-the-top Dark Souls puzzle. In a way, it almost felt meditative. And you know me, with a nice podcast in the background, I was completely immersed in the puzzle. With a touch of nostalgia, for me as well. Them good old days of a Tamagotchi and a Game Boy. Absolutely lovely! Gradually, the levels grew a little cleverer and more challenging, but not too much. Although I do admit there was one level I struggled with, just a little. That Bayblade level will haunt me for a while, haha. The kind of even if the solution would slap me in the …

this is not satisfying for me to play the way it works is it doesn't matter WHERE you put the object as long as its the correct orientation and right order it will just snap into place you don't need to actually get the right spot at all id say if you want a really really simple put it together game then ya get it

This is a really fun game. It might end a bit quickly, but I feel like it’s worth playing through all the levels and challenges.

Love casual cozy game? Try this game and won't be regretted.

Fun indie game, but hard to master. It perfectly fits with me since I have no time to play continuously since I need to work everyday, but everytime I come back to play, I still find it challenging and worth my time to collect achievements.