https://wccftech.com/a-little-to-the-left-summer-game-fest-hands-on-preview/

One of the Day of the Devs titles that caught my eye was this quirky little game about sorting and making sense of the household objects cluttering your life called A Little to the Left. These bite-sized puzzles took a Warioware spin on the mundane objects of everyday life, from peeling barcode stickers off apples to setting a table placement while your jerk cat tries to make a mess of things.

A Little to the Left offers a fairly simple puzzle game with multiple solutions to the puzzles, as the two-person team developing the title didn’t want players to feel stuck on any one puzzle. While the introductory puzzles had one solution each, I could see a few different ways to approach certain puzzles once I got into the later levels. Speaking with Annie Macmillan as I played, the team at Max Inferno didn’t want to overwhelm the player or make them frustrated with trying to decipher the clutter for any one specific solution.