A Little to the Left: Cupboards & Drawers Review (KitsuneRisu)
More of the most fun type of puzzles from the original. I actually wish there were more and they were a more difficult, in that there weren't so many obvious 'this placement has the exact shape of the item' and there was more figuring out to do based on the shapes of the items (the fishing box one is an excellent level, for example).
There's a few really good gems with tons of items and tons of figuring out placements, and that really does make it very satisfying to complete.
However, to be completely honest, there are a few puzzles I'd consider a bit lazy, for example the one with the peanut towards the end and the 'sword box' one. I would barely consider those a 'level', and there's a couple more like those which I felt a tad too short.
I am aware the 'cat' levels are not considered levels and were not advertised as such, so I'm okay with those.
But this does indeed make the DLC a bit pricey in my opinion considering what you get, which is more like 18 - 20 good levels rather than the advertised 25, (in all you get 30 including petting cats) but it's still fun for a niche indie game so I don't mind supporting them a little.
For the most, quite what I wanted, and I hope even more DLC is on the way, but I do hope that the devs also try to make stages even more thoughtful and even more involved. The secret drawer jewellery box, for example, was great to discover and play through.