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Obsessed with organizing? Try this one out.
When upcoming puzzler A Little to the Left was first unveiled in December of last year, it spoke to me directly. You see, it's a game about finding puzzles hidden amongst everyday household items, and the key (or keys) to solving those puzzles is sorting and arranging those items in a very particular manner.
One half of the team behind A Little to the Left talks to Shacknews about building a puzzle game that's both cozy and features the added stress of a mischievous kitty.
This past December we checked out the first teaser trailer for a new puzzler called A Little to the Left from Annie Macmillan and Lukas Steinman, aka developer Max Inferno, and publisher Secret Mode. That teaser has stuck with me because the premise for A Little to the Left is something very close to my heart.