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

A Little to the Left, which made its way to Android last November, has now launched two of its most anticipated DLC expansions: Cupboards & Drawers and Seeing Stars. These additions bring a wealth of new tidying puzzles, giving Android players even more satisfying organization challenges across two distinct environments.

Dive into A Little to the Left with New Expansions

Cupboards & Drawers lives up to its name by inviting players into the hidden corners of a home—cabinets, drawers, and secret compartments. This expansion introduces 25 brand-new puzzles, some featuring layered mechanics that require moving items between different sections. As you organize each space, keep an eye out for concealed areas—you might uncover additional puzzles within the puzzle! It’s a clever twist on the game's core concept, blending discovery with order.

Get your first look at the Cupboards & Drawers DLC in the trailer below:

In contrast, Seeing Stars shifts the focus from finding one perfect arrangement to exploring multiple solutions. Across 33 fresh levels plus five bonus puzzles, players can stack, fold, crush, bounce, and strum objects into place. Each puzzle offers up to five unique solutions, encouraging creativity and experimentation. If you enjoy collecting stars or just want to play around with different approaches, this DLC is a dream come true.

And yes—there are cats involved. Lots of them.

Check out the Seeing Stars announcement trailer here:

Organize Your Way Through Expansion Content

Both Cupboards & Drawers and Seeing Stars are standalone DLCs, meaning you don’t need to own the base game to enjoy them. However, if you’re already a fan of the original, these expansions seamlessly continue the cozy, therapeutic vibe that makes A Little to the Left so appealing.

Pricing:

• Cupboards & Drawers – $2.99
• Seeing Stars – $4.99

You can find both DLCs directly on the Google Play Store, along with the main game.

Before you go, be sure to read our latest update on Google Is Planning to Bring Android Games to PC via Google Play Games.