Clutter 1000 Reviews

This is my 3rd Clutter game. I love them. But I don't suggest this one be your FIRST game in the series. There are ZERO INSTRUCTIONS! If it were me, I'd probably get annoyed pretty quickly since some of the earliest levels have what's called "Close Counts" where the item pairs [spoiler] are NOT identical, just similar. [/spoiler] If you've played other Clutter games, you'll mostly know what each level expects due to the symbols at the bottom. The "scroll over" option to understand those symbols or any of the info around the border doesn't exist. There are no instructions, hints, tips, etc. in this one. I'm not playing the Clutter games in order. This one's release date falls between my other 2 Clutter games. Both had instructions lol. I was surprised this one didn't. I obviously love these games since I've bought 3 so far. They have a TON of replay-ability since the items generated are totally different, in different positions, etc., even if you play the same level over & over. It's probably why I just now bought a 3rd Clutter game. I've played the heck outta my other 2. I've bought more than 1 bc there's different items & different puzzle variants, along with items & puzzle types in previous games. I don't even want to look at how many hours I've clocked in my other 2 LOL. Seriously, if you love Hidden Object games, you'll probably love Clutter games. You get waaaay more HOB than the ones with a whole plot line. I got Clutter bc I was sick of getting like 4 HOB puzzles in those games w a plot & mystery, and the rest were just plain puzzles.

Weirdly, powerfully addictive. Premise is simple: find two matching objects and click on 'em. Then the gamedev mixes it up with a whole slew of variants, and lots of puzzles to boot. It's customizable too, you can turn the timer on or off, turn off modes, etc. This is the eighth game in the series so we now have 6-10 available on steam. Here's hoping we get the rest!

Just an amazing, interesting, thought provoking piece of genius. Good mix of play. Gets the brain going as a mental stimulant in the A.M with your coffee. Photography and range of subjects and topics covered cannot be commended enough. WELL WORTH IT!

This iteration of Clutter goes text-free, relying solely on intuitive icons to guide you through the current game. Following the tradition of other Clutter games, this edition introduces subtle enhancements, making it enjoyable for occasional play or a daily dose of fun, depending on your preference.