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Unpacking (2021)
7.2/10on IGDB
Released
Open a moving box and decide which room each possession belongs in. Arrangements can be flexible, but a few awkward belongings need particular spots. The rooms reveal a life in stages, with no deadline for placing a single item.
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A Little to the Left (2022)
7.3/10on IGDB
Released
Line up pencils, nest boxes, or arrange a drawer by a pattern you can see. Many puzzles accept more than one arrangement. The cat occasionally interferes, and the hint reveals where objects land if you get stuck.
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Lost and Found Co. (2026)
9.0/10on IGDB
Released
Pick a target from the list and search a bustling hand-drawn neighborhood. Tiny details, including objects tucked behind scenery, reward looking closely. The illustrated scenes make the hunt a good pick when you want to spot things rather than assemble them.
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Wilmot Works It Out (2024)
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Rotate and fit picture tiles as new parcels arrive. Several pictures can share a pile, so figuring out which fragments belong together is half the puzzle. Finished pictures can go on Wilmot’s walls.
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Woodo (2026)
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Find the carved pieces that belong in a small wooden scene and place them back in context. An assembled object can reveal the outline of the next one, so there’s a satisfying rhythm to finishing a corner before moving on.
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Momento (2026)
Released
Sort through objects from different stages of a life and decide which ones deserve space. Your placements alter the story, so choose the things that feel right for the room you want to make.
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Is This Seat Taken? (2025)
8.3/10on IGDB
Released
Seat a crowd of shapes around a bus, restaurant, or theater according to their little rules. Getting two particular people apart may solve the spot that seemed impossible. Drag the seats around as often as you need.
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Inbento (2019)
7.9/10on IGDB
Released
Use the pictured lunch as a guide and fill a grid with food tiles. Some recipe cards move or swap ingredients already in place. The tiny grid makes each attempt easy to reset and read.
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Bento Blocks (2026)
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Cut ingredients into pieces and find a way to fit them all into a lunchbox. Try this after Inbento if choosing the shape of each piece sounds more satisfying than taking an existing piece as given.
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Cats Organized Neatly (2020)
6.5/10on IGDB
Released
Rotate a pile of cats until each shape finds a square of the grid. A stretched-out cat can force you to rethink a whole edge, and the small early boards are easy to pick up for one solve.
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The Shape of Things (2023)
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Turn fragments in three dimensions until they form a familiar object. Each result is small enough to recognize at a glance, which makes it easy to stop after one object.
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Organized Inside (2025)
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Give small household items a place in hand-drawn rooms and containers. Choose it for the miniature details and the pleasure of organizing one corner before moving on.
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Assemble with Care (2020)
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Open an old device and reconnect its parts by hand. Each repair is a discrete job, and the voices give a reason to remember the cassette player or camera after you put it back together.
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Moncage (2021)
7.9/10on IGDB
Released
Look through a cube and line up objects on adjacent faces until they connect. A detail that seemed decorative in one view can do real work in another. Use Focus if you’re unsure which objects matter.
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LEGO Builder's Journey (2019)
7.5/10on IGDB
Released
Place LEGO bricks in little dioramas to make a route. Try the story for pieces with a concrete job, or Creative Mode if you want to put your own small build together between puzzles.
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LEGO Bricktales (2022)
6.0/10on IGDB
Released
Use a box of bricks to build the support, bridge or other object a diorama needs. The builds test whether your pieces will work at their actual scale, so expect to try a few arrangements.
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Carto (2020)
8.1/10on IGDB
Released
Move and turn pieces of the map to connect the paths your character can walk. A landscape that looked like several separate scraps can become a route when the right edges meet. Play it if you enjoy sorting out how a picture fits before exploring what you made.
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Paper Trail (2024)
7.1/10on IGDB
Released
Fold the illustrated world so paths and patterns from opposite sides of the paper meet. Experiment with a corner to see whether the fold makes a path you can use, or unfold it to try another approach. It gives you a picture to rearrange one crease at a time.
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Freshly Frosted (2022)
8.9/10on IGDB
Released
Lay conveyor belts that carry doughnuts through the right toppings in order. You can think through each branch at your own pace, then run the finished factory and see where a single belt sends everything wrong.
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Please, Touch the Artwork (2022)
9.0/10on IGDB
Released
Recreate geometric paintings by figuring out the rule behind their lines and colors. It suits players who like unfolding a visual pattern one step at a time and are comfortable with some abstraction.
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Please, Touch The Artwork 2 (2024)
6.1/10on IGDB
Released
Move through James Ensor’s paintings and hunt for objects in the brushwork. Zoom in when details are hard to see, and use a hint when you want a nudge toward the next item.
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