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A Little to the Left: Cupboards & Drawers

Max Inferno · Jun 27, 2023

PC · Switch

Everyone

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Sort, stack, and organize household objects into particular arrangements in A Little to the Left: Cupboards & Drawers. Prepare to clean out the cabinets and secret compartments of the home with even more charming illustrations, surprising scenarios, and 25 delightful new Cupboards & Drawers themed puzzles to discover. Key Features: - 25 new puzzles: a mixture of Cupboard & Drawers themed levels and traditional organization levels. - Puzzles nested within puzzles. - New functionality: Multiple steps to organizing within a single level. - Secret compartments! - Multiple drawers that are opened/closed within a level, requiring a player to move objects between them.

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  • GameSpew

    Kim Snaith · Jun 27, 2023

    8.0
    A Little to the Left: Cupboards & Drawers DLC is a triumph indeed. Max Inferno has drawn on the strengths of the base game and the result is a series of puzzles that, for the most part, shine even brighter than the rest. Sure, once again, not every puzzle has been created equally, with some not hitting quite as hard as others. But there are more than enough fantastic puzzles here to make this a worthwhile purchase for anyone who enjoys sorting and organizing.
  • Pocket Tactics

    Nathan Ellingsworth · Jul 18, 2023

    8.0
    An already great package is given just a little bit more, as the A Little to the Left Cupboards and Drawers DLC opens up the interactive puzzles with fun new elements. It can’t quite stack up to the amount of content in the original, but if you love the original then be sure to carefully arrange this new DLC into your Nintendo Switch library.
  • Finger Guns

    Kat Bullock · Jun 27, 2023

    8.0
    A Little to the Left – Cupboards and Drawers DLC is a lovely expansion to the base game. Still inclusive of all the things loved about the game, the DLC seems to have an improved balance between zen and puzzle throughout. Whilst not the longest of expansions, and not straying away from the original formula, those who loved the initial campaign will find this short journey easy to enjoy.

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