Some Assembly Required

Sandbox
4.6
40 ratings 28 reviews
release date
2024
May 16
game modes
• Singleplayer
player modes
• Standing • Sitting • Roomscale
compatibility
• Quest 2/Pro • Quest 3/3S
storage 1.7 GB
Store Page
$9.99 ended Jun 30
$24.99

Build robots, help humans, cause chaos! Some Assembly Required is a sandbox game about designing and building robots to serve squishy humans in the world of tomorrow. With a campaign of puzzling challenges and a secret-filled warehouse to explore, Some Assembly Required is your sandbox for mechanical mischief!

🤖 BUILD YOUR DREAM ROBOT

No idea is too wild! Snap together parts to craft the ultimate mechanical marvels. From sleek, efficient designs to wacky creations with googly eyes and hats, the power is in your hands.

🌟 CONQUER EPIC CHALLENGES

Embark on thrilling adventures, from delivering sandwiches to thwarting zombie invasions. Test your robotic prowess and see if you have what it takes to engineer the perfect solution to every challenge.

🌎 PLAY AT ANY SCALE

With real-time room scaling, the possibilities are endless. Watch as your creations shrink down to action figure size or grow to towering kaiju proportions—whatever fits the moment!

🤝 SHARE AND INSPIRE Join forces with fellow masterminds in our vibrant community workshop. Share your robotic masterpieces, get inspired by others' creations, and collaborate to push the boundaries of innovation.

🤖 POV: YOU ARE A ROBOT

Step into the cockpit and become one with your creation. With immersive Cockpit mode and customizable camera options, get ready for a new perspective on virtual reality!

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comfort Moderate
age rating10+ Everyone
websitefilamentgames.com
developerFilament Games
publisherFilament Games
connectionInternet required
app version1.0.0
languagesEnglish

Price History

Reviews 28

Lucy33 days ago
1

Educational and fun

This game got me into STEM and now my future plans are to become an engineer or something along those lines! After playing this game, I really got into learning about computer science, building and programming. It was something I never thought I would like, but it turns out I love it. (And keep in mind I got this game last year, and still play it today.) plus I’m only 14 so it really shows how fun the game is to actually keep you invested in learning and prototyping. I’m surprised this game isn’t in the charts, it should be.

DOWNLOAD IT!

jjantymob35 days ago

Awesome Game

This is a really good game. It is super fun and has no limit to its possibilities. There are some features I would like. One is add controller movement controls for mech builds. it detects controller up down left and right movements for controlling servos and stuff. If you see this please consider this!! I have so many fun ideas I could do with this!!!!

Lagrima Gitana58 days ago
2

Underrated!!

Such a fun and well executed game, I love building things and the physics are pretty accurate aswell. Blown away with how great this game is and the amount you can customize robots.

ChickenMurphy70 days ago
5

Superb game with caveats

This is a superb game, and something that's a great example of what VR is about. Having tasks to solve, and building a robot right in front of you, working out how you can get something assembled to complete a task. Weighing your options as to what might set your robot back, etc. Some of the building controls take a bit to get used to, but once you tinker with it you'll get it.

With that said, I do have two glaring negatives:

1. The game requires an active internet connection to play (as labeled in the store). It does not appear to have any features that should require internet just to be able to launch the game. Times without internet are rare cases, I know. But if you owned a flashlight that wouldn't turn on without an internet connection, that would be quite intrusive and there is no difference to me in this case. So far, I can't tell why it's requiring an active connection.

2. I think there was a missed opportunity with the sandbox mode. It would have been awesome to create your own objectives from a set of different types of levels where you can move things around, choose different objective types and set them up, etc. This would skyrocket the replay value and make it feel more like a virtual playground. As far as I can tell, the sandbox arena is a static area that you'll eventually grow bored of. This totally hampers the boundless possibilities because you'll run out of objectives to build robots for.

It's still a great game, but those 2 things really keep it from being a smash hit for me.

ni3 months ago
4

Hidden gem

After trying out about 200 Quest games/apps I can say this is something special. Its high quality, innovative and fun. Also offers tens of hours (or even hundreds) of play time for a person who is intrested in building/testing/goofing.

PixelMii3 months ago
3

Refunding right now! 😡

The controls are super weird. Why do we need to grab stuff with triggers and not the grips? What is this, Meta Quest PCVR? Also, in the tutorial, when I finished Step 4, it wouldn't take me to Step 5. Absolutely rubbish! I would not recommend this to anyone who might have the same issue as I did!

3 months ago

Hi there, thanks for taking the time to share your experience with our robotics game, we're really sorry to hear it was frustrating. Your feedback about the controls is totally valid. We designed the grab mechanic around triggers to keep things consistent with certain gameplay interactions, but your input that we should consider other options has been noted for future development reference. As for the tutorial bug at Step 4, that definitely shouldn't be happening, so we've passed this along to our QA team for investigation. Thanks again for helping us get better. We hope you’ll give it another shot soon.

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