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This is an organizing puzzler about discovering arrangements, rather than decorating freely.
You decide how much of a hint to uncover and when to leave a puzzle for another.
What makes it fun
Find where things fit
Compare everyday objects with the spaces around them, then work out how they fit. Seeing a scattered set settle into place makes the reasoning feel tangible.
Spot the pattern
The clue might be color, size, or symmetry, depending on the scene. Once you spot what matters, a pile of unrelated objects becomes a puzzle you can read.
Try another solution
Puzzles with multiple solutions invite you to rearrange the same objects from a new angle. Finding a different rule gives you a reason to look again after solving one.
Game details
As of Oct 29, 2026- Steam Deck
- Verified
- Release date
- Nov 9, 2022
- Developer
- Max Inferno
- Languages
- Japanese, English, Simplified Chinese, Korean ／ 11 languages total
A typical run
Look over a scene of household objects and consider how they could fit into an arrangement.
Drag and drop objects to test placements, rows and stacks.
The focus changes with the scene, from clock hands to the arrangement of eggs.
Puzzles with multiple solutions let you look for another way to arrange the same objects.
When stuck, control how much of a hint to reveal, or use Let It Be to move to another puzzle.
The Daily Tidy Delivery provides puzzle variations, while the Archive opens up formerly seasonal puzzles.
Core systems
Arranging everyday objects Organizing household objects
Sorting, stacking and finding the right place for objects form the puzzles.
Compare objects with the places available as you consider where they fit.
Alternative solutions Multiple solutions
Puzzles can have multiple solutions.
You can stop at the arrangement you found or look at the same objects differently and try another.
Hints and Let It Be Hints / Let It Be
Hints let you control how much guidance on a solution is revealed, while Let It Be skips a puzzle.
Revealing more gives you guidance while showing more about how to solve it; choose how much you still want to work out yourself.
The Daily Tidy Delivery and the Archive The Daily Tidy Delivery / Archive
The Daily Tidy Delivery varies existing puzzle ideas, while the Archive makes seasonal puzzles available outside their original season.
Choose between returning for the daily task and selecting an Archive scene that interests you.
What sets it apart
Although you move objects around, the main task is to discover each scene’s arrangement rather than furnish a room freely.
Hints are not simply a choice between seeing nothing and seeing all the guidance: you control how much is revealed.
Archived seasonal puzzles remain available without waiting for their original season.
Learning curve and difficulty
When a puzzle offers multiple solutions, try another arrangement rather than treating the first one as the only way to read the objects.
When finding a place for objects, the available space is a clue alongside the objects themselves.
Limiting a hint’s reveal lets you take a clue about the solution while leaving part of the puzzle to solve yourself.
What players like
Players enjoy arranging objects or find satisfaction in putting them in order.
Players describe the object-arranging puzzles as a calming way to unwind.
Players enjoy the ideas behind the puzzles or the process of working out their solutions.
Players welcome the cat’s presence or antics as part of the experience.
Players enjoy the sounds that accompany touching and moving objects as part of the satisfaction of tidying.
Daily puzzles give players a welcome reason to return.
Players appreciate having assistance such as hints or the option to skip a puzzle.
Common complaints
When the intended arrangement is unclear, players can feel they are guessing the designer’s intentions rather than tidying.
Players describe repeated daily puzzles or pursuing their associated achievements as burdensome.
Players question the price in relation to the experience and content they received.
Finding or finely adjusting a position until the game accepts an arrangement can become frustrating.
Players describe tiring of similar organizing tasks or finding little reason to return after solving them.
Who it’s for
A fit for players who want to inspect everyday objects and work towards order by discovering an arrangement.
It also suits players who want control over the help they use, choosing hints or a skip to shape how they approach a puzzle.
Who might not enjoy it
If you want any personally pleasing arrangement to count, consider the complaints about interpreting the intended solution.
Achievement-focused players may find the reports of Daily Tidy becoming a burden useful when deciding.
FAQ
- Must I solve a puzzle before moving on?
- Let It Be lets you skip a puzzle. You can also adjust how much an in-game hint reveals.
- Are seasonal puzzles time-limited?
- The Archive described on the store provides access to formerly seasonal puzzles regardless of the time of year.
- Does it have co-op?
- The Steam store lists it as a single-player game.
- Does it support English and the other featured languages?
- The Steam version lists interfaces in Japanese, English, Simplified Chinese and Korean.
These impressions are based on 100 Steam reviews sorted by “Most Helpful.” They do not represent the views of all buyers.
Image: A Little to the Left on Steam