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

Author : Jack Apr 19,2025

Since its launch on Android last November, A Little to the Left has enriched its gameplay with the release of two significant DLCs: Cupboards & Drawers and Seeing Stars. These expansions introduce a variety of new tidying-up puzzles, providing Android players with fresh challenges in two unique settings.

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

Cupboards & Drawers is exactly what it sounds like. This expansion lets you delve into the art of sorting through cabinets, secret compartments, and various hidden spaces in a home. With 25 new puzzles, some of which have multiple layers, you'll find yourself shuffling items between drawers and uncovering hidden spaces while keeping everything neatly arranged. It's puzzles nestled within puzzles! Get a glimpse of the expansion in the announcement trailer below.

Seeing Stars takes the gameplay in a different direction. Rather than finding the right way to arrange items, this DLC encourages creativity with multiple solutions for each puzzle. Across 33 new levels and five bonus levels, you'll be stacking, folding, crushing, bouncing, and strumming objects into place. Each puzzle offers up to five different solutions, allowing you to experiment and aim to collect all 100 stars. Plus, this expansion is filled with cats, adding an extra layer of charm. Take a peek at the announcement trailer below to see what's in store.

Sort, Stack, Repeat

Both Cupboards & Drawers and Seeing Stars are standalone DLCs for A Little to the Left. Notably, you don't need the base game to enjoy these expansions. Cupboards & Drawers is priced at $2.99, while Seeing Stars is available for $4.99.

Secret Mode ensures that both expansions maintain the game's signature cozy vibe, making them a must-try for fans. You can explore these DLCs or the original game on the Google Play Store.

Before you go, don't miss out on our news about Google's plan to bring Android games to PC via Google Play Games.

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