A Little to the Left Ports to Switch 2
Family Friendly Gaming News
K'jipuktuk/Halifax, Nova Scotia, CA – 9 November
in the year of our Lord 2026: Developer Max Inferno and publisher
Secret Mode have arranged the launch of a Nintendo Switch™ 2 edition
of cozy puzzler A Little to the Left, just in time for its fourth
birthday. This new version launches today, with a free upgrade path
available for existing Nintendo Switch™ players.
A Little to the Left on Switch 2 will benefit from a tidy collection
of improvements, including faster load times, improved graphical
quality, and 120fps support with compatible displays. Joy-Con 2
users will also be able to use Mouse Mode to directly drag and drop
items when tidying up, simply by flipping the Joy-Con 2 on its side.
USB mouse and keyboard support has also been added.
Alongside this release, all platforms will be spruced up with a new
patch, which focuses on sweeping up some issues in the Daily Tidy
and Seeing Stars DLC puzzles.
A Little to the Left began as a game jam project for Annie Macmillan
and Lukas Steinman, and has since launched on all major platforms,
received two paid DLCs, and has been played by over 13 million
puzzle fans. It is available now on PC, Mac, Nintendo Switch 2,
Nintendo Switch, PlayStation® 5, PlayStation® 4, Xbox Series X|S,
Xbox One, iOS, and Android.
About A Little to the Left
Sort, stack, and organize household objects into just the right spot
in A Little to the Left, a tidy puzzle game with a mischievous cat
who likes to shake things up!
• Puzzles hidden among household objects.
• Multiple solutions make for intuitive and satisfying puzzle
design.
• A puzzle unique for you every day with The Daily Tidy Delivery.
• Perfect for casual puzzle game fans and those who get a jolt of
satisfaction from a well-organized space.
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