A Little to the Left Reviews

Fun game, but the sound design of some levels is terrible and really grating. Also, the sounds the levels make don't top when you're in the pause menu, so for example, if you're in the spider web level and you have to pause for some reason, the fly will continually buzz in your ear.

Quite possibly the most pretentious puzzle game ever. These are barely puzzles, and more like the developers trying to show everyone how clever they think they are. Organizing stuff in some arbitrary order they thought was cool is not mentally stimulating or interesting.

It's enjoyable but it gets extremely repetitive really quickly. The stacking achievement is janky and there is a daily achievement where you have to solve a puzzle for 100 days (ofc you can just change your time via computer settings, but it doesn't make it feel better). I like puzzles but there are other puzzle games that can activate the reward neurons (i don't know the English psychological term) better than this.

Gorgeously adorable game that i got for the price of a sandwich. The music and sound design is particularly great; meditative and hit the right vibe for me. If you don't like spacial puzzles, I suppose you're going to have a bad time. however, it's supposed to be relaxing, so the fact they have a a good hint system as well as the ability to 'let it be' (read:skip) levels that are frustrating you is a great choice for this kinda cozy game. Most of the puzzles aren't too difficult, though i think there's always going to be a few that just don't gel in your headspace. For me it was the cat pictures level. But for the most part, the ones I skipped and came back to I was usually overthinking them or missed an obvious pattern. Lastly, bonus points for adding a daily puzzle remix to this game. Puzzle games normally end up 'solved' so you play them once, then never again. The tactility, with a slight changes means I might actually return to this occasionally. When the expansions are discounted I'll absolutely pick them up as well.

A nice game, the first run isn't really challenging, it's more of a relaxing game. I'll probably play it a few more times to get all the achievements. If you're looking for hard puzzles, that's not the right game, I would recommand Patrick's Parabox or Lingo, but if you just want to chill "A little to the left" is perfect!

At the beggining it is a relaxing cute game, but little by little it was loosing its magic, first, there are some levels that seem more of a "we need to add different stuff even if it doen't make much sense". The cat making trouble doen't add anything to the gameplay, it just takes more time to solve the puzzles. And finally having some achievements behind DLCs that are the same price as the game its just a behaviour that doesnt feel good for the consumer. TLDR: - starts fun but little by little gets frustrating - achivements locked behind not so cheap DLCs

One of my favourite games ever, I've finished it twice and will come back to it and no other cozy puzzle game comes to a close. I have the base game and both of the DLCs. The different chapters are well thought and after playing it for a while you really get the logic of this game while still being surprised by some of the solutions, multiple solutions level are a great part of the game. For me, the best part are the organising levels, especially in the Cupboard and Drawers DLC which was focused on that aspect a bit more. The Seeing Stars DLC introduces some new mechanics, making you have to rethink your logic and work harder. The daily challenges are remixes of the original levels which is a great addition, rendering it possible to keep playing the game with some novelty. I really recommend this game if you like logical puzzles with a calming and cozy aesthetic, with purring cats scattered through it.

This game and its DLC are so much fun and cozy and comforting to play. Getting the 100 daily tidies was A SLOG though. There are only 14 daily tidies and it cycles through them, so getting to 100 and replaying the same tasks every 2 weeks was not very fun

This game radiates coziness in the purest way possible. I'm a sucker for this type of art style, and the sound design is just perfect. Plus, it has cats, which automatically makes it great. Amazing game, highly recommended.

Positives: It's a clever idea, beautifully drawn, and has a hint system. Negatives: You have to think like the designer, and sometimes that is just baffling rather than clever.