Fact Sheet

Release Date:

Steam: 24 March 2023

Xbox: 6 June 2024

Platforms:

Steam

Xbox

Developer: POLYLABO Location: Tokyo, Japan

Links:

POLYLABO Website Twitter Discord

Contacts: [email protected]

Achievements: Busan Indie Connect 2018 -

Official Selection (Busan, South Korea)

Asobu Indie Showcase 2021 -

Official Selection (Tokyo, Japan)

BitSummit the 8th Bit (2021) -

Official Selection (Kyoto, Japan)

Asobu Indie Showcase 2022 -

Official Selection (Tokyo, Japan)

BitSummit X Roads (2022) -

Official Selection (Kyoto, Japan)

Gamescom Japan Pavilion (2022) -

Official Selection (Cologne, Germany)

Busan Indie Connect 2022 -

Official Selection (Busan, South Korea)

About the Game

GRAPPIN is a First-Person Adventure game.

After a difficult awakening, you stumble upon the Grip, an artifact that can be used as a grappling hook.

Your mission is difficult yet straightforward: return the Grip to the Grip Shrine, perched on top of the highest Mountain.

You will have to overcome many dangers and face the harshness of nature, from a blazing hot lava cave deep in the Mountain, to a dangerous ridge full of dangers.

On your way to the top, find the Relics to unravel the mystery surrounding the Grip.

Are you ready for a gripping adventure?

About the Developer

POLYLABO is a micro game studio based in Tokyo, Japan.

GRAPPIN is solely developed by Ahmin Hafidi, living in Tokyo since 2012. Ahmin worked on several games so far and GRAPPIN will be his debut independent title in Japan.

GRAPPIN’s soundtrack is composed by Benoit Malis, composer living in the south of France, usually working on music publishing and television.

GRAPPIN’s main key-art has been created by James Turner, former Art Director at Game Freak. His most recent work is Pokémon Sword & Shield.

Takaya Imamura, former Nintendo Director and Art Director who worked on The Legend of Zelda series, StarFox series and F-ZERO series, created GRAPPIN’s main character design and official artwork.