Last year, Unpacking hooked players with its meditative approach to letting a narrative unfold as you help an invisible character place his belongings in each new living space where they move. A Little To The Left doesn’t offer the same experience as this beloved title, but if you liked the Unpacking puzzle, A Little To The Left is likely to be your alley. Little To The Left, developed by a team of two people, offers you household items to organize.
These seemingly simple puzzles are not only satisfying to complete and easy to vibrate, but often contain many solutions. For example, the puzzle in the picture above, where you arrange the keys, can be solved by sorting the keys by how many holes they have or by arranging them by length. As you play with the various puzzles, new items hinder and improve your progress, such as a cat who likes to cause trouble, surreal scenarios, or even a constantly changing physique. Charming artistic style and accessible puzzle design make this a standalone game to watch when it launches this fall. “Brian Shea.”