
A first-person interactive story inspired by real-world anxieties, The Assembly is a long-form game designed for VR. Explore a morally ambiguous organization as two individuals and face tough decisions from contrasting perspectives, that culminate in one of multiple thrilling conclusions.
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Languages: English*, French*, German**languages with full audio support
Engagement
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Keeps you mildly entertained for a short time. The credits surprised me. Other games like this are way better in story, world and gameplay fun. I got it at a reduced price and sadly that was still too much. Really, don't. - short - not deep - world makes not too much sense and feels very graphically dated - No graphics settings, requires editing of unreal config ini. - English voice acting is good. German voice not so good. Imagine your dad making up voices for a bedtime story - Changing voice to english required a secret start parameter from the developer mentioned in the discussions.
The story is almost cartoonish, the controls are always fighting you and the puzzles are for children 3+
It's quite pretty with fairly simple puzzles and seems fairly linear. It is quite short and there only seems to be a little bit of replayability [spoiler]I might go back and discover the other Adam options[/spoiler] The controls are fairly well done and the story isn't bad. Feels a little odd that in a high security secret lab, almost no-one locks their PCs, they leave confidential files in plain sight and leave incriminating evidence on memo recorders but then the entire story is a little contrived! I think it is worth the sale price but there's nothing hugely new or memorable in it.
I enjoyed this game. Was surprised to see all the negative reviews. Granted I played on steam deck not VR but I found it to be an engrossing walking simulator with a good story and solid voice acting. The fact all your decisions made throughout the game have an impact on which ending you achieve was cool. Most of the puzzles were on the easy side but a few times I found myself lost without clues, turns out I was missing something right in front of my face which was kinda frustrating. This is a short game, I beat it in 3 hours. I wouldn’t pay the full price but on sale this is a decent walking simulator if you enjoy the genre
Didn't get very far into it. The story and gameplay seems interesting enough, but really needs support for index controllers. Some other QOL changes would be nice, too. Like, being able to recenter the camera view. Made it very frustrating to play.
Impressive graphic quality, but the story is confusing and gameplay is slow and dreary.
Don't buy for full price wait for a sale. Very slow boring game for 4 hours then 30 minutes of greatness that you wish the whole game would have been like. The game felt like a movie where it builds ups for the whole movie then the last 5 minutes its gets epic and leaves you on a cliff hanger i wish they mixed in more story in the beginning, feels like a game that could have been an hour with out the filler. The voice acting was really well done and overall worth a play-through if your looking for a casual walking sim. 4.5/10 I played on controller
Pretty good game overall. 6 hours playtime. Story is fine , puzzles are not too difficult. Does not really make use of VR controls being a early 2016 title . Can be played seated with a game pad without losing anything of the experience. Really detailed locations and good graphics. Worth playing if you can get it on sale.
Let me start this off by saying: This is a fantastic game. The storytelling is clear, the plot is good, and the characters are well developed. I played through this on VR, and despite the somewhat clunky locomotion in VR it was still a blast. But,it is a short gam, and there's not much beyond the story. Altogether, grab it on a discount or as part of a cheaper bundle, and it'll definitely be worth that. But $30 may be a bit much.
Didn't lunch... Crashing all the time in vr
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