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.
The Assembly fails trying to keep the player's interest due to its extremely slow rhythm and the repetitive gameplay system. Good story, weak controls & targets.
I’ve had a great story experience with The Assembly. It’s got a wonderful central premise that it explores beautifully, with a world that is full of integrity and intrigue. The sections revolving around Dr Stone are the more successful of the two, with brilliant puzzles and superb conundrums. The game finishes way too early, just as it feels like it’s...
A well-made game that manages to perfection the tecnique of paralell narrative and offers a very different type of graphic adventure.
The Assembly is a great experience exploring some intriguing concepts by having you personally make decisions along the way.
Although it started out as a VR title, The Assembly feels right at home on Xbox, perhaps even better suited.
