Previously, the critically acclaimed game was exclusively available on mobile devices through the Netflix Games service.
Developer Furniture & Mattress has officially released a standalone mobile version of Arranger: A Role-Puzzling Adventure. The game is now accessible on both the Apple App Store and Google Play, no longer requiring a Netflix subscription. Until now, its availability on smartphones was limited to the Netflix Games catalog.
Players can enjoy a free trial of this new version before deciding to purchase the full game, which can be unlocked for 790 rubles (or the equivalent local currency). A significant upgrade in this refreshed mobile release is its support for 60 frames per second, a notable improvement over the Netflix version’s 30 FPS cap.
Arranger is a story-driven puzzle game that incorporates RPG elements, distinguished by its unique world navigation mechanic. The entire game environment is an interconnected grid of cells. When the protagonist moves a single step, all other objects within the same row or column also shift accordingly. This clever design transforms even simple movement across the map into an engaging logical challenge.
The game originally debuted on Steam in July 2024 and has since received overwhelmingly positive feedback, with 92% of player reviews being favorable.