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DIYers Try Cozy Repair Game (Assemble With Care)

Evan and Katelyn Gaming Uncut

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As DIYers, we thought we’d play a cozy game where we repair broken things! Let’s play Assemble With Care. Watch us play live at Twitch: evanandkatelyn. Get 10% off Gamer Supps at https://gamersupps.gg/evanandkatelyn (sponsored affiliate link)

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20 Comments

@EvanandKatelynGamingUncut Creator 3 years ago (edited) Pinned

What cozy games should we try next? ALSO don't miss out on our Words Are Hard Chalk collection! Merch available at https://shopevanandkatelyn.com/ ONLY til March 10th!

@avidbingereader 3 years ago (edited)

I LOVE the uncut channels - just hours of E & K commentary that I can keep on in the background while getting stuff done :)

@jimcarlson3303 3 years ago

Evan sinking out of his chair while being scolded for hovering is giving me "woman yelling at cat-meme" vibes 🤣

@Emily10210 3 years ago

We need an Evan and Katelyn try latte art video!

@sinswept 3 years ago

If no-one in town previously thought of a simple thing like winding the tape back in and replacing the batteries in the record player... the town might be doomed.

@shesterturtle8210 3 years ago

Tips on steaming milk from a barista: insert the frothing wand(steamer thingy) almost to the bottom of the cup. It will probably be very loud. Pull wand up or cup down slowly and let just a little air in until it's not super loud, that's what makes it frothy. Put the wand back to the near bottom until its hot(~140°f). To clean just wipe immediately after with a wet towel.

@BobBobson 1 year ago

16:42 "I was hoping to call my sister for some... errr... seasoning tips" That's a wonderful code for drugs.

@molleenelson5369 3 years ago

I truly can escape my problems when I watch E & K.
Thank you for all your content over all your channels

@katlyn4819 3 years ago (edited)

33:03 while I don't agree with Helena's attitude towards anything really. I can see the frustration in her sister not talking to her for weeks only to call her for money.

59:23 his watch says love always 😭

@jchap2k 2 years ago

i don't recall her ever saying that any of those people other than the little girl actually tried to pay anything. She wonders why she is short on funds? Don't do work for free...

@gracelewandowski814 3 years ago

Fixing the statue with resin reminded me of Kintsugi (金継ぎ, "golden joinery"), also known as kintsukuroi (金繕い, "golden repair"), is the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery by mending the areas of breakage with lacquer dusted or mixed with powdered gold, silver, or platinum; the method is similar to the maki-e technique.
Maybe you should do this sometime!

@dominiquejackson6107 2 years ago

15:37 <3 adorable yall are so sweet!!

@SPACE.KITTY. 3 years ago

"Ah, the broken statue. Just another reason for MY DAD TO BE DISAPPOINTED IN ME!"
Dude, we just met.

@LintheKumofan 3 years ago

I like that she is from the United Federation from Papers, Please. XD I was wondering why the passport image looked so familiar.

@ShinoPuppy 3 years ago

Did anyone else notice that the design on the passport is from "Papers, Please"?

@AkiliClaireAmethyst 3 years ago (edited)

I was distracted by the voices of Izzy and her father. They sound like Michael and Elizabeth Afton in Sister Location. I'm 90% sure at least she is the same voice actor.

@eDoc2020 3 years ago

This is so crazy. I have some experience fixing (or trying to fix) literally every type of thing (more or less) she fixes in the game.

@naomilangevin3944 2 years ago

Wait, that camera said 1958. I'm almost certain that cameras in that day and age didn't use the small film cannisters I believe I saw when fixing. I was not paying close attention but a camera in that style and age would be so different. Technology Connections have done a couple great videos on the history of the camera.