The Rules Are Not As Simple As You Think

A Little to the Left Part 3 - the extremely satisfying rule-deduction and sorting puzzle game is back, and it's starting to increase in difficulty! The solutions are quite clever and varied, just enough so for me to have a good time.
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[@SilverFoxeGames]

For the 4 shoe box puzzle, i am pretty sure the idea was to sort the four different colors into the four different boxes, but i can see why you would leave the puzzle at that for humor (if that was intentional)

[@matthewwhiteside4619]

I think it was one with multiple solutions, so one where you sort them by colour, then another where you put all the balls in one box, all the shoes in another box, and so on.

[@pratyushkesarwani6353]

The other solution could be that put all the similar items in one box like when you shift to other house All shoes in one box and all the balls in another box

[@jiazhang281]

ugh i started screaming at my laptop cos of this one

[@dropletq3477]

i screaming by sport

[@delavanty]

The infinite box was funny

[@lychee349]

Little to the Left: A calming little organization game Tyler: AH YES THE MOST CRYPTIC PUZZLE GAME OF THEM ALL. A TRUE CHALLENGE FROM THE GODS

[@Juniper_Rose]

"Now we need to find the BIG wrench *Tyler throws the big wrench aside.*"

[@mcarrowtime7095]

That was a different kind of wrench

[@Walker_96365]

10:58 Tyler’s foods of choice: candy, spools of string, and golf balls

[@asheep7797]

Isn't that normal?

[@Bxll_Bxll]

Delicious!

[@mailingcat]

Chocolate jolly rancher and jawbreaker

[@Fox_RZK]

The shoebox puzzle has 2 solutions: by color and by genre (shoes, balls, tech related, gardening)

[@U5ER8]

balls

[@humantwister9209]

Balls

[@ChicaneryBear]

My summer dance jam, balls

[@wans3216]

balls

[@itzflakesfr]

balls

[@Walker_96365]

To the editor: Thank you for working so hard to edit these videos! The little comment always make me laugh. Keep up the good work!

[@bobtheman6849]

True

[@autocorrect2313]

I'd say thank you, but im not the editor

[@noahgrant5781]

Thanks

[@SacredHeart56]

@@noahgrant5781 you aint the editor bro

[@acousticramen]

thanks bro

[@marinadavies1917]

i love regular puzzles so much, theyre such a good thing to relax doing, you dont need to worry about anything if youre cozy and listening to music while putting together a puzzle with someone you love

[@mambodog5322]

Conventional jigsaw 'puzzles' aren't puzzles in the sense of logic or thinky things, they're more for people who just want to chill and sift through a box for the damn corner pieces. They're fine, just a completely different experience than most other things with puzzle in the name.

[@link7417]

makes it really hard to find good logic puzzles though sadly as puzzle is normally meant as higsaw puzzle lol

[@MurderWho]

Jigsaw puzzles importantly share complicity with logic puzzles. Complicity is the property of a puzzle to let you know you're on the right track . . . with jigsaw puzzles, they are complicit through image and complicit through fit. With logic puzzles, segments of the correct answer "feel right" for various reasons. And technically, you could puzzle out a jigsaw puzzle by treating it as an optimization problem, ie: what's the fastest method to solve this puzzle?

[@eden3669]

@@MurderWho to be fair, not all puzzle games have complicity ...although the ones that dont are usually kind of shit, and make you feel like youre just guessing randomly theres also some stuff like sudoku where you have to figure everything out before it tells you if you made a mistake, but maybe thats a different type of puzzle and this is irrelevant

[@MurderWho]

@@eden3669 If we look at real world problems, we come to a better understanding of complicity. most real world problems, we have no fucking clue if there's any "right" answer, even after finding a solution or "solution" for them. Even for something as simple as folding laundry! even bad puzzles usually leave us with the knowledge that we found the right answer, and puzzles which don't do that, like riddles where we don't agree with the so-called answer, usually fail to be puzzles/riddles at all exactly because there is no good solution to them. for sudoku, we know how to eliminate wrong answers, and together with a puzzle solving method, we can bifurcate the puzzle space into "here or there" guesses, follow one chain until it reaches a wrong state, and thus conclude the other branch is correct. Sudoku is actually an example of a high-complicity puzzle, both because there are so many conditions that need meeting, (only 1 of each number in each row, column, and n-square), and because it allows for a total bifurcated decision path with perfect logical thinking. (the yt channel "cracking the cryptic" might be enlightening when it comes to sudoku and puzzle strategies). when it comes to puzzles designed to be difficult, high-complicity puzzles tend to be the ones that feel like they have less logical meaning and more guesswork to them, exactly because the puzzle designer can stretch the difficulty harder and rely on the high-complicity to make it possible to solve. On the other hand, if you have a puzzle where you might need to get 6 or 7 moves in a sequence correct before getting any kind of feedback, the puzzle designer might need to drop more hints to make the puzzle possible at all, which leaves them always feeling like they have direction.

[@eden3669]

@@MurderWho ohhhhh, that makes a lot of sense i was sort of wondering if complicity was "you know youre on the right track before you know youve finished" or just... there being any sort of "you finished the puzzle" screen at all also i have watched some of cracking the cryptic's videos, but i didnt know complicity included just any scenario also with real-world problems... yeah holy _shit_ its like, no matter how far you are with figuring something out (specifically the kind of things that cant really be measured), you dont actually know that you didn't make a mistake somewhere along the way and then if you go back and re-evaluate everything, then you're just back where you started again, you just do the same thing again, and you never feel like you actually understand the thing at all

[@greninjathefrog]

So much satisfaction in one game. Even the shoebox, the aggressive shoving everything in a box should count as one solution too LOL

[@NZPIEFACE.]

Another nice thing about the last puzzle was that it only uses 4 colours. As none of the colours are touching, it's an application of the four colour theorem.

[@infiniteplanes5775]

Regular puzzles are great, especially when the small twist is added onto the puzzle

[@Walker_96365]

15:04 I think that regular-ass puzzle are fine.

[@Thomvo96]

Great video, props to the editor as well, love the clean animations throughout!

[@swordzanderson5352]

Normal puzzles are for relaxation, eccentric puzzles are for challenging creative thinking skills. They both go hand in hand, both are fun in their own way.

[@terra1909]

10:00 thank you editor we very much needed to see it

[@anlslfyw7613]

First video I have watched of yours and I really enjoyed it! Quick, but we are able to see your mind’s process to solve the puzzles. Very calming 👍🏼

[@CopiumComrade]

9:56 The primary instincts kicked in.and Fast

[@BrananPR]

RCE would be proud

[@Anubis_YT]

I’d have to agree with the editor. As long as it’s a sometimes thing, a classic jigsaw every once in a while can be good fun/satisfying to complete.

[@kirbomatic1573]

if by "regular" puzzles you mean "jigsaw puzzles", then yeah, I agree with you 100%

[@user-ob5eo6kt7w]

yeah, jigsaw puzzles are amazing.

[@insomniacnerd5592]

This game is like a try not to be satisfied challenge.

[@Sam-pm9vy]

It might be a UK thing but there’s a brand of wooden jigsaws called Wentworth that have completely different and unique shaped pieces. Only like 250 piece puzzles but challenging and rewarding. Would recommend to any “regular-ass puzzles are boring” types

[@hamsterman8975]

I like the editor adding their opinion at the end Makes em feel more human

[@fedyaemmet1530]

I love this game

[@ilikeramenyum616]

I absolutely love your editor.

[@sunbeames1847]

I like how the solution to the boxing puzzle is to skip it.

[@jamesmccaffrey9042]

That shoebox bit was hilarious. Props to Tyler and the editors

[@asupremetab1617]

Thank you for the neuron activation Tyler and editors!

[@issanyan1602]

THIS GAME. IS. SO. FUCKING. GOOD. i can't imagine someone actually made this game and it's this good. this is too calming to sort out puzzles I love it

[@angelocicatello4675]

Oh yeah, it’s Tyler time

[@itioticginger9520]

I very much enjoy traditional puzzles, when you have non-regular shapes, the puzzle becomes more of finding the shapes rather than finding the picture. (That doesn't mean I dislike irregular shapes, I am just highlighting the positive of traditional puzzles)

[@CompletelyRandomNick]

10:02 greatest moment in video editing

[@the_nick_knack]

Regular-ass puzzles with standard pieces are a great time in my book. That's my go-to for sure.

[@kenthemaster]

The last puzzle also satisfied the 4 color theorem. Pretty neat!

[@lizzzylavender]

Regular-ass puzzles are very fun! I’m glad the editor understands.

[@brianlawver3396]

Regular puzzles are good if you have the box image to work from. A puzzle with only white pieces sucks, but a puzzle with a good image that looks different all over is great.

[@oygemprime3864]

you can actually *see* tyler look down and right to notice the tape. Incredible.

[@Jamijammers]

My brain is tickled and satisfied

[@event-keystrim213]

3:14 this one is obvious, bolls go to 1st box, shoos go to 2nd box, garden stuff goes to 3rd box and electronics to the last box.

[@BenBen-bb7bb]

Tyler likes puzzles with weird ass pieces because he has become so good at them, he solves normal puzzles blindfolded

[@chrushernator]

This is fun to watch

[@JosiahBradley]

I enjoy regular jigsaw puzzles as a relaxing speedrun. They have no real difficulty besides finding a table then rapid firing parts down until you see the finish. But it's nice to snap them together. But because the solution is literally on the box it really isn't a puzzle lol.

[@daiko3733]

I always leave a comment when I have been enjoying. Love this game and I love the editing

[@Scuuurbs]

I prefer regular-ass puzzles because the goal is to recreate the image - so your focus should be on colors. Piece shapes are a secondary clue for sections where the color gradient is more uniform. Puzzles with non-traditional shaped pieces tend to be (relatively) easier to solve, but can still be fun.

[@E104Epsilon]

Box puzzle is my new favorite Tyler moment

[@rusticdebris8021]

That last Gem puzzle really reminds me of an Archemedes puzzle. Be glad you didn't have to do one of those though, as it has thousands of combinations. I don't think you wanna hunt for them all.

[@spencer0417]

14:00 this is too smooth😮

[@waltercardcollector]

I'm loving this series! I can't wait for the next one.

[@heinshaaine8153]

I love how tylers brain works mostly intuitively...

[@nightsfornightiesoffical]

8:40 the one with blue and pink reminds me of the Pokemon Porygon 👍

[@spaghettiwithink]

For the box one atleast one of the answers is all the green in one box, all red in one bod and the same for red and grey

[@katanathewarrior9305]

This is my 82nd time rewatching this video. I can confirm that the video is satisfying to watch.

[@Iopaosi]

Rookie number

[@corruleumblue3317]

I'm noticing the, presumably, protag character's cat keeps coming along and undoing all Tyler's hard work :c Guess life can't be neat and organised all the time, but it's satisfying while it lasts.

[@Nittaaja]

13:56 JESSE WE NEED TO ARRANGE OUR NEW METH COLOURS JESSE

[@coltenmendel2855]

There is pretty this game. You clean the vase and fix the flowers. But then a cat destroys the vase and you need to repair it

[@PancakeART22]

I can imagine a kid obsessed with satisfaction organizing his/her way through their life, but the evil cat destroys all that hard work🥲

[@sagarue]

I really enjoy a good puzzle, normal or 3D is my favorite though . When we where kids we always got a puzzle for Christmas so I guess it's just found memory of family puzzle on the kitchen table

[@beckybascue7012]

Tyler: how on earth am i supposed to fit all this in without overlaping, I don't know. Me: that's tbe neat part, you don't.

[@christopherg2347]

4 Boxes: One order to try is by color (green, white, red, grey?). The other is "by function". I see shoes, various sports balls, electronics and at least 2 data storages (CD, Diskette). Maybe leave one box for the Cat to occupy?

[@FinetalPies]

The gulf between regular puzzle piece puzzle and weird object puzzles is not that wide, they basically use the same part of the brain and are satisfying in similar ways

[@moofurg]

Finally, they made ocd a game

[@Cyroid_1]

0:42 [insert LOUD GERMAN METAL PIPE BANGING noise here]

[@allisonfeng1779]

I swear the broken vase is the same vase that he put the flowers into and gave a good scrub to... and then met its demise when the cat came XD

[@Eddyithink]

I liked the edit on this episode!

[@ikkuku4655]

That tape could sing "what about me?"

[@Pacvalham]

The last one reminds me of the four-color map theorem.

[@user-vf6ge4mp9p]

About puzzles: any is good as long as they move your head's "inner gears"

[@fireswordyoutuber]

for the 4 box puzzle im pretty sure that the idea was to sort the four different colors into the four boxes

[@xman9354]

Happy Valentine's day Tyler!

[@Chartreuse_Colors]

The box one that was skipped is sort by color.

[@raydar2973]

Thank you for helping me heal from jerma's stream of this game.

[@titon7608]

Some Snazzy editing in these videos. I like the green highlights to show thoughts and the zoom in on the tape

[@loganlogon3720]

2:20 Drinking water again, eh? 😂

[@Paradiso.21]

9:58 for a second there I felt like watching one of Matt's (RCE's) videos. xD

[@mrelosepoe4078]

I definitely prefer cooler puzzle shapes over normal jigsaw puzzles

[@71Torque]

The broken vase is the same as the previous puzzle’s vase so was the chapter 4 falling vase

[@emnersonn]

15:04 i believe regular ass puzzles are just ok.

[@denzy3929]

Tyler needs to try Unpacking. Neat little game to calm those neurons of his.

[@CPU122.]

A game (exit board games) used the puzzles as a way to show info to continue along with the story, it was cool but tedious to put it together

[@shadowpython1003]

Wow I've never caught a vid this close to release

[@shadowpython1003]

Love ur vids btw

[@CHAZZRMAN]

Same

[@joshuaholland7339]

Regular puzzles are cool

[@MMMMM999999999]

15:02 I wouldn't say that the average puzzle stinks... But I do have to agree with the rest of what he said here...

[@henrymorgan8936]

Editor is valid. I love tengram

[@shilohmagic7173]

... I actually woulda gone for the bumps *before* the colors, weirdly.

[@cassielangelini5739]

A little to the right is now out!😊

[@iancalizandanar3512]

Pure satisfaction 😌

[@AzureSnake]

What happened to the box Tyler?

[@scotu7075]

As in jigsaw puzzles? Jigsaw puzzles are incredible

[@EJN64]

2:20 Ikea moment

[@goofydrummer1504]

Yes, indeed this game is a game

[@sueadamson9623]

I was like you go to the idiot academy for not seeing that tape roll

[@shiaraspittall979]

There must have been a cup in front of that circle

[@beta.me_-jk9tp]

as a cartified ocder i want this game now

[@crazybeatrice4555]

Nice vid.

[@strawwpurry]

Bro Tyler like the 21st century Einstein Fr

[@nepunepu5894]

Puzzle debate. If you are just want the i-did-a-puzzle-i-must-be-smart feel or want a tidy and polished puzzles, the traditional is simple, nice, and tidy. Something like a normal sudoku would do. If you play a lot puzzle games or you like new things, you would probably welcome unique and never before seen puzzles more than polished traditional puzzles, like custom rule set sudokus usually are.

[@Yipper64]

3:08 sort by color.

[@G.Aaron.Fisher]

Regular-ass puzzles (a.k.a. jigsaw puzzles) are decent. They were more important in the pre-internet age when everything was boring, though.

[@Aymanouaabou3399]

man he did not even try to solve the shoe box puzzle

[@beangobernador]

my brain has been touched by this game😊

[@gregsking9505]

12:49 bro said "red and orange 🔴🟠" when you can clearly see that it's red and green 💀💀