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Steam listing data
Control Lefty with your left hand, and Righty with your right. At the same time! Don't worry — it's a single-player game. No friends required. Use both hands to
Left Not Right is available on Steam from GamjaGames. It is a single-player puzzle game where the player controls Lefty with the left hand and Righty with the right hand at the same time.
Data note: This is a source-based Steam tracker, not a hands-on PFN review. Details below are based on the Steam listing and public store metadata. Price, reviews, demo availability, and feature support can change.
Quick Facts
| Game | Left Not Right |
|---|---|
| Developer | GamjaGames |
| Publisher | GamjaGames |
| Steam app ID | 4671680 |
| Steam release date | August 20, 2026 |
| Listed price | $6.99 in source |
| Review snapshot | Very Positive in source, based on public Steam review data |
| Store features | single-player, achievements, Steam Cloud, stats, leaderboards, Family Sharing |
| Demo | Steam demo listed |
| Achievement count shown | 16 Steam achievements |
Trailer And Screenshots
What The Game Is
The entire hook is divided attention. One hand controls one character, the other hand controls the second, and both need to escape an underground research facility.
That makes the game intentionally awkward. The challenge is not only solving a level, but teaching your hands to cooperate.
Demo And Difficulty Context
Steam lists a demo, which is especially useful here. If the control gimmick feels funny and learnable, the full game may work for you. If it feels frustrating after a few minutes, that probably will not change.
Leaderboards and stats suggest score or speed pressure, but the core appeal is still the two-hand control challenge.
What To Check Before Buying
Check current reviews for difficulty curve, keyboard/controller comfort, accessibility, and whether later puzzles add real ideas beyond the control gimmick. Also check language support if story context matters to you.
If you dislike intentionally awkward controls, skip the premise or test the demo first.
PFN Bottom Line
Left Not Right has a simple, memorable design idea: control two characters at once with separate hands. PFN is tracking it as a clever puzzle release until hands-on testing can judge level design, accessibility, and how long the gimmick stays fresh.
Source And Disclosure
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