A Little to the Left Switch 2 Edition: free upgrade out now
A Little to the Left's surprise Switch 2 Edition is out now with 120fps and mouse controls, and it's a free upgrade if you own it on Switch.
09th Nov 2026 18:15
Image via Secret Mode
A Little to the Left Switch 2 Edition: free upgrade out now
A Little to the Left's surprise Switch 2 Edition is out now with 120fps and mouse controls, and it's a free upgrade if you own it on Switch.
09th Nov 2026 18:15
Image via Secret Mode
A Little to the Left has tidied its way onto Switch 2 with a surprise Nintendo Switch 2 Edition that's out today, November 9, and if you already own the game on the original Switch, the upgrade won't cost you a penny.
Developer Max Inferno and publisher Secret Mode announced and released the new version on the same day to mark the cosy puzzle game's fourth anniversary, as reported by Nintendo Life and Nintendo Everything.
Everything in its right place
According to both outlets, the Switch 2 Edition runs at up to 120fps on compatible displays, loads faster and gets a visual boost, while new Mouse Mode controls let you drag items into place, and there's support for a USB mouse and keyboard if you'd rather plug in some proper desk gear.
The important bit for your wallet is that Nintendo Life and Nintendo Everything both confirm the upgrade is free for anyone who owns the Switch 1 version. Nintendo Life notes that the Switch 2 Edition's own store page wasn't live when it reported the news, so there's no confirmed price for newcomers just yet, though for reference the original cost £12.99 on Switch.
Max Inferno also has a patch on the way for every version of the game, which Nintendo Life says will fix a few known issues with the Daily Tidy puzzles and the Seeing Stars DLC.
If you've never played it, A Little to the Left is a gentle puzzle game about putting household clutter in order, from lining up pencils to stacking books, with a mischievous cat occasionally wandering in to undo all your hard work. Nintendo Life gave the Switch original an 8/10 but wasn't keen on its fiddly controls, so the new mouse support could be exactly the tidy-up the game needed.
For everything else arriving on shelves and storefronts over the next few days, our new games out this week round-up has you covered. Well, at least one thing in your life is getting sorted today.
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