
A Little to the Left is a cozy puzzle game that has you sort, stack, and organize household items into pleasing arrangements while you keep an eye out for a mischievous cat with an inclination for chaos. Check out this playful and intuitive puzzler with 100+ satisfying messes to tidy.
Most likely between $833.9K and $2.4M. How we estimate →
Checked against 8 developer-reported games
| Store | Price | Score | Revenue · chart |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam | $5.99 | 92% | approximately $1.4M |
| PlayStation | $14.99 | 76% | — |
| Xbox | $14.99 | 78% | — |
| Nintendo | $14.99 | — | — |
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Cheapest copy: ≈ $4.25 on Xbox · Türkiye (−29%). Compare 18 prices in 15 markets →
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Cute, fun, and relaxing. It's unfortunately not very long without any expansions, but it's easy to break up into short play sessions and there are daily puzzles.
This is a very cozy and charming game about sorting and organizing things. The levels are interesting and the vibes are just peaceful. The game also makes you understand what it means to have an eye for detail as the answers are usually hidden in plain sight only to make you realize how creative it was. This is a very "worth it" game for those that want to sit back and clean up around you.
woke won't let it be a little to the right but other than that its good i guess
그냥 구림
Está hecho con mucho cariño, para pasar un ratillo resolviendo un puzzle tranquilo es todo lo que uno puede pedir.
A Little to the Left is a game about doing something humanity has been doing since the invention of the junk drawer: Making things unnecessarily organized. The concept is simple. You see a pile of objects and your job is to arrange them correctly. Easy, right? Wrong. Apparently there is a correct way to arrange five pencils. You start confidently lining things up. Then you realize one pencil is slightly shorter than the others and suddenly you're conducting a forensic investigation. "Why is this one here? Is it supposed to be here? Is there a pattern? WHAT DOES THE GAME WANT FROM ME?" The puzzles are incredibly satisfying because everything feels like it should have a logical solution. Unfortunately, your definition of logical and the game's definition of logical occasionally have a violent disagreement. You'll spend five minutes organizing a row of objects, finally get it perfect, and feel an overwhelming sense of accomplishment. Then the game gives you another level where you have to arrange leaves. You are now a leaf inspector. The attention to tiny details is fantastic. Books, pictures, stationery, kitchen utensils, plants—you'll find yourself naturally wanting to straighten everything, even outside the game. And then there's the cat. The cat is adorable, but it has one job: Destroy your organization. You carefully arrange everything perfectly. Cat: "That's nice." knocks everything onto the floor Honestly, realistic gameplay. A Little to the Left is cozy, relaxing, clever, and dangerously good at turning perfectionism into entertainment. 9/10 I came to relax and ended up furious because a spoon was 2 millimeters out of alignment.
dlc+本體價格略高,雖然整理類關卡很好玩,但近乎半數關卡非常無聊且催眠。全成就要玩100天真是夠了…
it's a quite clalming game i love it.yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
залипательно, но мало
can I pay extra money to get rid of the cat?