Who doesn't enjoy making pencils line up perfectly in height order, or arranging cabinets so that everything fits perfectly together or even pruning leaves off of vines to create perfect symmetry.
A little to the left is incredibly satisfying to play through, so much so that I wasn't even half way through the game when I bought the DLC for it because I knew I'd end up wanting more from it.
There's enough variation in each of the 5 chapters' levels - along with some levels having multiple solutions - to keep you engaged for the entire playtime (which, isn't very long - it can absolutely be finished in under 4 hours), but it has just the right amount to not overstay its welcome and become bloated.
Finding some of the solutions to the multi-solution puzzles can be a nightmare (especially with them being so obvious but it just not clicking), but overall quite rewarding when you do solve it.
A little to the left is incredibly satisfying to play through, so much so that I wasn't even half way through the game when I bought the DLC for it because I knew I'd end up wanting more from it.
There's enough variation in each of the 5 chapters' levels - along with some levels having multiple solutions - to keep you engaged for the entire playtime (which, isn't very long - it can absolutely be finished in under 4 hours), but it has just the right amount to not overstay its welcome and become bloated.
Finding some of the solutions to the multi-solution puzzles can be a nightmare (especially with them being so obvious but it just not clicking), but overall quite rewarding when you do solve it.