❀ Overall Experience ❀
I liked the game! For the most part, it was satisfying. As an ASMR enthusiast, I absolutely LOVED THE SOUNDS! The game has an overall cute vibe, and the art style is adorable.

❀ Gameplay ❀
While I enjoyed many of the puzzles, some were just frustrating. After solving them, I often thought, "WHO finds this neatly organized? WHO thinks like this? WHO would want to store it like that?" Most of the frustrating parts were towards the end, which isn’t a good way to conclude a short game that I paid too much for.

❀ Annoying Elements ❀
Occasionally, a cat would show up and mess everything up, which was not cute at all—just frustrating and annoying.

❀ Achievements ❀
I recently started completing every achievement in my games, so I wanted to do the same with this one. But... what do you mean I need to play the game for 100 days for an achievement? Or buy DLCs to get achievements? This is incredibly unfair and frustrating, especially since the DLCs are WAY too expensive for the playtime they offer. The developers seem really greedy.

❀ Content and Value ❀
The base game can be completed in one day. While it’s not a bad game, it's expensive and short. I loved the art, sounds, and zen-like atmosphere at first, but it sadly went downhill. I still come back for the daily tidys, but they repeat themselves, leaving me longing for more levels—new, unique ones that make the game finally worth its price without having to pay for DLCs.

❀ Conclusion ❀
All in all, "A Little to the Left" is not a bad game. It’s visually pleasing and relaxing initially, but its short length, repetitive content, and costly DLCs hold it back. If you’re okay with the price and enjoy the art and sounds, you might find it worthwhile. Otherwise, be prepared for some frustration and an underwhelming end.

‧₊˚❀༉‧₊˚. 4/10 ‧₊˚❀༉‧₊˚.

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If you like simple puzzles and like to click on things, buy this game ASAP. Visually pleasing, and the little cat intermissions were adorable. I can see myself coming back to this game when I just want something low key and pretty.