A Little to the Left Unveils Two New DLCs: Cupboards & Drawers, Seeing Stars

Since its debut on Android last November, *A Little to the Left* has enriched its gameplay with the launch of two significant DLCs: *Cupboards & Drawers* and *Seeing Stars*. These expansions introduce a host of new tidying-up puzzles, allowing Android players to immerse themselves in organizing within two distinct environments.

Organize A Little to the Left in Cupboards & Drawers or While Seeing Stars

*Cupboards & Drawers* lives up to its name, offering players the chance to delve into the world of sorting through cabinets, secret compartments, and various hidden spaces within a home. With 25 new puzzles, some of which feature multiple layers, players will find themselves shuffling items between drawers to achieve that perfect order. The presence of secret compartments adds an extra layer of intrigue, turning the organization into a treasure hunt of sorts. It's puzzles within puzzles, providing a satisfying challenge for those who enjoy a good sort. You can get a sneak peek of this expansion right here:

On the other hand, *Seeing Stars* takes a creative twist by offering multiple solutions to its puzzles. This DLC spans 33 new levels plus five bonus levels, where players can stack, fold, crush, bounce, and strum objects into place. With each puzzle boasting up to five different solutions, players who love to experiment can aim to collect all 100 stars. And if that's not enough, this expansion is packed with cats, adding a delightful touch to the gameplay. Why not take a moment to see it in action?

Sort, Stack, Repeat

Both *Cupboards & Drawers* and *Seeing Stars* are standalone DLCs for *A Little to the Left*, and you don't need the base game to enjoy them. Priced at $2.99 for *Cupboards & Drawers* and $4.99 for *Seeing Stars*, these expansions maintain the game's signature cozy vibe, ensuring a delightful experience for players. You can explore these DLCs or the main game directly on the Google Play Store.

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