GuG Writer, Jonathon Klassen does a review of Reassembly for the PC.
TwoDashStash: "Reassembly is a polygon based spaceship building and space exploration game in which the player and their faction fights with other AI factions over resources and territory in an unknown galaxy. The game features a deep ship building section that is familiar and intuitive, allowing the player to build almost whatever they want. The player then drops their creation into the galaxy to fight other ships in order to earn more territory and more resources."
Amanda French writes: "The harsh and desolate realm of space can feel cold, lethal, and mysterious. Do you think you have what it takes to survive the dangers of space-exploration? Reassembly asks player to prove it by giving them rich and in-depth control over their fleet. Customize ships right down to the shape and color of your hull. Harvest resources and explore the universe to upgrade your fleet's capabilities. And you will die. Oh my, yes. You...will...die! Such is the way of Reassembly."
Entertainment Buddha's John Fletcher writes: "Thanks to the good folks at Antisoptera Games, you too can answer the call of your inner child with what can only be described as the worlds first Construction-Action-Strategy-A steroids Clone game: Reassembly. I’m not being overly excitable when I list all those genres. While much of the appeal of Reassembly lies in its core mechanic; the ability to design and build your own spaceship from a variety of LEGO-like bricks and then watch it fly, shoot and explode. It’s the suprising depths beneath the surface of the game that elevates it from being an amusing tech demo to something I have been almost completely unable to put down."
