What an awesome and unique puzzle game where you go on a puzzle adventure, but you move the world when you move around and solve many puzzles that way. It takes around 10h to complete and has many missable achievements.

Approximate amount of time to 100%: 10h
Estimated achievement difficulty: 3/10
Minimum number of playthroughs needed: 1
Is there a good guide available: I wrote this achievement guide
Multiplayer achievements: No
Missable achievements: Yes, many achievements are missable. However, the game has a handy-dandy system to skip puzzles which makes playing through the game a second time a breeze. In my guide, I listed the achievements per area so you hopefully don't miss out on any.
Grinding Achievements: No
DLC-Only achievements: No
Speedrun achievements: No
Time-gated achievements: No
RNG-achievements: No
Does difficulty affect achievements: Not sure, I didn't use the system that let you skip puzzles in my first playthrough. So I don't know if you use that on a puzzle that is attached to an achievement, if that achievement still unlocks or not.
Unobtainable/glitched achievements: No

What an awesome game! It made me feel super smart, while also with moments super stupid. In Arranger you move the area you walk on and solve puzzles that way. And they are round, so if you leave an area at the top, you'll return at the bottom. With this mechanic, you'll solve many many puzzles in this awesome adventure game. You'll never fight with weapons in your hand, or open locks with keys in your pockets. The items lay around on the floor and it is up to you to move them toward the objective. It takes a bit of time to wrap your head around it, but it is so well done and unique.

What took me the most time to get used to is that you can move items from within buildings outside by just moving them along with you. I also have felt stumped on some puzzles for a while, especially in the later areas and in the optional dungeons. What helped me when I was stuck was to remind me which info I had on solving the puzzle and what am I unsure about or what am I missing. There were like 1 or 2 puzzles I solved by luck by just moving around. However, there always is a solution, you just have to see it.

The story in Arranger is interesting and funny. I love that they added a story that made sense and also made fun of that your character is the only one who moves around in such a weird way. You'll meet a lovely bunch of interesting people, from good to evil people and from clumsy to skilled people. The variety and the amount of characters you'll meet is crazy for such a short story, but they all fit in and made sense to be there.

Another thing that I love about Arranger is the kind of achievements. Sadly it has missable achievements, which I'm not a fan of, but it has unique achievements. Achievements that make you explore the world a little more outside the main story. Achievements that make you do silly things (especially looking at the achievement for stealing a golden toilet). It is also nice that the game has a system to make replays so much faster by having the option to skip a lot of puzzles and dungeons. It took me around 10 hours to unlock all the achievements.

I give Arranger: A Role-Puzzling Adventure 4 out of 5 stars.

a lovely puzzle game full of charming characters and fun puzzles that manages to stay fresh the whole way through. the sliding mechanic is simple, but there are lots of interesting ideas introduced constantly to keep your on your toes. plus, the music and visuals are absolutely gorgeous.

Great visual style, amazing riot grrl/emo soundtrack, challenging puzzles. Little gem of a game!

I'm pretty early on, but so far I like it. It is relatively "puzzle-lite", so if you're looking for super hard puzzles then maybe you'll be disappointed. But it's quite charming, has lovely art and music, and it definitely leans fully into the movement gimmick.

(UPDATE after a few more hours:) I'd say that I still stand by my earlier statements. I do think it gets a bit trickier as it goes on, but the game is still mostly focused on keeping you in a flow state rather than having you get stuck on a puzzle for 30 minutes. I think some of the story is a bit over-written, but there are occasional parts where I did find it humorous. It's also fairly lightweight in the story and you can just tap through it if you really don't like it and just look at the quest log for what to do next.

I'm going to give a preliminary review because I've played enough to know what the game is doing. Arranger is a phenomenally simple yet complex puzzle game using tile-based movement. You can move towards an edge of a row or column to appear on the other side but certain objects will block you from doing that. There's quite a good amount of complexity in the puzzles that so far has made me pause at times and think through it but I've never felt stumped.

There's a fair amount of dialogue which in most games like this would be a nuisance but in this game, it's pretty well written and lightheartedly funny and heartwarming. The art is very pretty, offering diverse biomes, puzzle obstacles, and types of movement. This is one of those games that's really just a fun time to play. It energizes my brain without pushing it to the limits, has nice music, fun dialogue, and ends up being one of those games I purchase because I want to support the developers and encourage more easy-going, high quality games like this. I can highly recommend Arranger at this point.

If you walk you are doing it wrong

Oooh I love it! Charming graphics and music, and a central mechanic I haven't seen before. Way recommend!

Arranger is a cute little puzzle game that will run you about 4-5 hours. The game is moderate difficulty for puzzles, and light on exploration.

This cute game was a lot of fun to play with the puzzles progressively becoming more difficult. Thanks to the accessibility option I was able to skip two puzzles I could NOT figure out.

The design and look of the game is gorgeous. The soundtrack and sound effects were perfect and in harmony. A great first game from the newly established Furniture & Mattress studio. I am looking forward to whats next from this brilliant team.

This is a really charming and adventuresome game. The art is lovely, and the use of putting comic-like panels in the background makes the space come alive. The puzzles are not particularly challenging so far, but they come at a really nice cadence that makes it feel like you're an adventurer overcoming obstacles. They are also interesting and don't repeat themselves.