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Un poco a la izquierda hay un Brain adelanto donde ordenas y organizas cosas

Autor : Aria Actualizar : Jan 16,2025

A Little to the Left, el juego de rompecabezas de 2022 aclamado por la crítica, ¡ya está disponible en Android! Desarrollado por Max Inferno y publicado por Secret Mode, este juego es perfecto para cualquiera que encuentre satisfacción en la organización.

Un poco a la izquierda: ahora en Android

¿Te emociona ordenar? Entonces este relajante juego es para ti. Con imágenes encantadoras, una paleta de colores suaves y animaciones relajantes, A Little to the Left te desafía a organizar varios artículos del hogar: piensa en libros perfectamente alineados y utensilios cuidadosamente apilados. ¡Por supuesto, hay un gato travieso listo para alterar tu orden cuidadosamente elaborado!

Básicamente, el juego transforma tu amor por el orden en un delicioso rompecabezas. Es como una terapia organizacional, con el elemento añadido (adorable, pero frustrante) de un gato que constantemente deshace tu trabajo.

Mira el avance del juego a continuación:

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El juego base cuenta con más de 100 acertijos que implican clasificar, apilar y alinear objetos cotidianos. La función "Entrega ordenada diaria" proporciona un nuevo rompecabezas cada 24 horas.

Los rompecabezas varían en dificultad, desde arreglos simples hasta desafíos más complejos. Algunos tienen múltiples soluciones, mientras que otros requieren organizar los elementos según sus reflejos en el espejo.

A Little to the Left ofrece una prueba gratuita que incluye 9 acertijos del juego principal, 3 acertijos de Daily Tidy y un nivel de archivo adicional. Desbloquea el juego completo sin publicidad por $9,99. ¡Descárgalo ahora desde Google Play Store!

Además, asegúrate de consultar nuestro artículo sobre N3Rally, un nuevo juego de carreras de rally que presenta lindos autos y una intensa competencia.

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