
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 $943.6K and $2.7M. On 8 games checked against developer-reported sales, our median error is 11%. How we estimate →
| Store | Price | Score | Revenue · chart |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam | $5.99 | 92% | approximately $1.6M |
| PlayStation | $14.99 | 76% | — |
| Xbox | $14.99 | 78% | — |
| Nintendo | $14.99 | — | — |
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soothing
Very calming and fun! LOTS OF CATS!!!!!!!
I love this game I wish they would come out with more DLCs
你那个每日整理是ai生成的么,自己不亲自玩一遍就放上来恶心人?
好玩的很 找规律 就是有些地方我感觉太难了
Good puzzle game
I like sorting/organizing games, so obviously this was fairly enjoyable. I don't think any of the levels were overly difficult. There is also the option to "let it be" if you're struggling or just not feeling like playing that type of level or whatever. Some of them can maybe get a little bit repetitive (like there's a few levels where you're arranging post-it notes to connect all the lines for example), but that's kind of to be expected with this sort of game. I really like that they have the archive available, so as a new played I don't feel sad about missing out on past events. I also like the daily tidy. Those can definitely feel repetitive/pretty easy, but I see it as a nice relaxing way to start my work day. It's also nice that there's a "grace period" so if you miss a day it doesn't ruin your whole streak (as long as you play on the second day). Overall it's a nice, relaxing game that you can play at your own pace, whether it's a marathon session or 5 minutes at a time, with no timer or anything else to stress you out.
Recomiendo que te juegues el juego base, lo disfrutes y lo desinstales. Los controles son muy sencillos (puedes jugar a una mano) y tiene modo ayuda con los colores. La música la dejé como al 10% porque no me escuchaba pensar. Lo compré cuando estaba a 6€, el precio original me parece exagerado. El juego engancha, por lo general es un paseo para los que nos gustan este tipo de puzzles. Los DLCs los compré una vez vi que me gustaba el juego y NO merecen la pena porque: -El DLC de Seeing Stars me parece que mancha el buen sabor de boca que se te queda después de mi experiencia jugando 2 veces seguidas el juego base. Los 100 puzzles que incluye este DLC, son más de ensayo-error que de ir intuyendo movimientos, hay muchas piezas para ir probando, y son muchos niveles. No lo terminé de disfrutar, aunque algún nivel sí era agradable. -El DLC de Cupboards & Drawers está bonito y sigue la dinámica del juego base. Con el descuento sale por 4,40€ y vas a jugar a 32 puzzles más... No sé si merece la pena el dinero por 32 puzzles más. En total juego base y este DLC, ¿vas a pagar 10,40€? El juego está en todas las plataformas... En resumen: el pack con los 2 DLCs sale por 15,50€. Si no te lo quieres platinar, te aconsejo solo el juego base. Si quieres conseguir el 100% de los logros del juego (no te lo recomiendo) vas a tener que comprarte obligatoriamente los 2 DLCs (una estrategia de mercado muy rastrera por su parte) y jugar 100 días SEGUIDOS al modo rompecabezas diario del juego base. Aunque puedes ir cambiando la fecha de tu Pc 100 veces. ¿Quién quiere iniciar este juego 100 días seguidos en 2026?
A very lovely, soothing game! Some solutions might be a tad esoteric, but the hint system is nice and I had a very good time 100%ing it :]
Très chouette jeu détente