Clutter's Greatest Hits - Collector's Edition

Matching objects in various scenarios - I am rather surprised that I am enjoying it as much as I am. Still plugging away at a couple of levels a day. Really needs some achievements, but that is my only complaint - and very minor at that.

i got this out of a bundle of someone selling a pile of random keys at a discount, i never would've known this even existed otherwise. i wish could get my grandmother to use steam because this is the sort of game she would play for 500 hours there are over a thousand "puzzles" in this, but admittedly many of them are just slight adjustments of eachother with applied modifiers like moving pieces or color hue shifting. there is still a vast variety of different types of puzzle available and each one is randomized for each play, so if you like one style you could just play the same one over and over and consider it more of a "rule set" than a single puzzle. This game is designed by someone who still mentally exists in the software wild west of the 90s where nobody can tell you what your game should look like and he's making the exact game he wants to see and i'm so proud of him for it, also it looks like he's been iterating on the design for 18 games now? incredible. sure, the game is ugly, but looking at the hidden object genre as an outsider, every single other game it's competing against looks the exact same to the point of stagnation. let the game be ugly. it stands out. it's unique in a pool of endless oil painting style house interiors.

If you're into puzzle games that keep you coming back for "just one more level," Clutter's Greatest Hits is a gem worth diving into. I’ve been playing it on PC via Steam, and honestly, it's a cozy, chaotic, and surprisingly calming experience. One of my favorite things is the replay ability. With so many different modes and randomization, it never feels like you're playing the exact same puzzle twice. The fact that you can adjust the rotation speed for the items makes a big difference too—it’s a small setting, but it helps tailor the challenge to your mood or skill level. The game also earns bonus points for its adorable and quirky images, which add a lot of personality to each puzzle. Plus, being able to switch between timed and un-timed modes is a big win—whether you want a chill session or a race against the clock, the choice is yours. If I had one suggestion for improvement, it would be the ability to select your favorite images after finishing a puzzle. Some of them are just too cute or fun not to want to revisit! Overall, Clutter's Greatest Hits is a relaxing and rewarding puzzle game with plenty of variety. If you're a fan of hidden object or visual sorting games, it’s definitely worth checking out.

This may be the hardest object hunt I've played, but I love it. I don't see visual textures very well, and it is focusing my brain a bit to do that better. I highly recommend the game. It's hard, but it is fun. There are tons of puzzles to keep you busy.

I stole this review but it sums it up perfectly Addicting, mesmerising and entertaining in equal measures. Can be frustrating at times - you know that there is match, you just can't see it - but that just adds to the "one more level" appeal of the game. The HD facelift is a boon and I'm digging the soundtrack. Overall a worthy addition to the Clutter catalogue.

If you like something just to relax then this is the game for you. There are many variations of the game and you pick on your favourites. I have all of them. I believe for hand / eye co-ordination it is also great.

Love all of the Clutter games! Some of them are not timed so they are really chill to play and some are challenging. Its a great game to play with an audiobook or watching tv. I check steam every few days for a new clutter game. Please dev make a game with all new graphics available on steam!

https://youtu.be/cSUa0G2OgaI Even offering the greatest from the combined works results in very similar levels with repeated elements almost immediately.

Utterly wholesome narration and an addictive set of puzzles. Thank you, Joe!