Grab Them All

Grab Them All frames its puzzle-action play around a draggable Hand character moving through a 3D arena. The objective is direct: capture robbers, move them across the arena, and deliver them into traps or machines. Because the Hand is controlled through drag mechanics rather than a complex button layout, the challenge leans on spatial judgment, route planning, and careful positioning instead of heavy reflex demands. Each level introduces different destructive tools and trap arrangements, giving the player reasons to adjust tactics rather than repeat the same capture path. The strongest moments come from herding robbers into useful angles, then guiding the Hand with small corrections instead of rushing straight at every target. That restraint matters, since careless movement can make the arena feel harder to manage even when the premise remains accessible for all ages. The publisher describes the level designs as supporting a minimum 30-minute experience, so the game is better suited to a compact session than a long-term campaign. Its appeal comes from simple drag control, varied trap setups, and the satisfaction of clearing robbers from each arena through controlled movement.