Grab It Ep8 – Framed, Armello, Bonza Edition icon

App Detail » Grab It Ep8 – Framed, Armello, Bonza Edition

Published by: Chris Stead

iPad App - Designed for iPad

Price: $3.99
Current Version: 1.0.4
Released: October 21, 2014

What's New

Updated the app icon and the app name to better reflect the content now that the PAX event has passed.

App Description

“Brilliant e-zine. iOS games need a champion and it looks like they have found it!” – Bo Jonak
“Finally! A games mag I enjoy reading.” – Pinkist
“I'm amazingly impressed!” – Jordan
“Great read, beautiful presentation and outstanding interface” – CrankyFranky55

Grab It is a fully interactive, rich media, touch-optimised digital magazine created by a veteran games journalist and dedicated to helping you find the best games available on iPad. You've NEVER seen anything like Grab It before. For the full list of the 68 games in this huge Edition, press more:

Are you sick of scrolling through hundreds of apps wasting time and money downloading dud games? With Grab It, that will never happen again. Our team of expert games journalists do the leg work for you and present the most interesting, unique and fun indie iOS games to hit the App Store as a triple-A, interactive video games magazine.

No Ads. No IAPS – Just great gaming content. Make the most of your iOS gaming experience!

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So what’s in Episode 8?
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+ Grab It has partnered with PAX AUS to be the indie games guide for the massive event. We have received exclusive access to every indie developers at the expo, and have filled this episode with early access looks at all the games, including in-depth interviews with the developers.

+ Detailed world exclusive making of features on the six indie games selected and featured by PAX at the event:
- Assault Android Cactus
- Airscape: The Fall of Gravity
- Wave Wave 2.0
- Screencheat
- Gunscape
- Expand

+ 63 Exclusive Interviews!!!

+ 63 Showcased Games; including
- FRAMED
- Armello
- Gems of War
- Jet Run: City Defender
- Barnanza!
- Light in the Dark
- One More Line
- Cannibal Fever
- BLASTR
- Dawn of the Tyrant
- Majestic Nights
- Tasty Fish
- Lost Sea
- Metrocide
- Dead End Alley
- Torque Burnout
- Hand of Fate
- Appointment with F.E.A.R.
- Two Faced
- ZVR Apocalypse
- Enterchained
- Super Mega Mega
- Train Conductor 3
- Witch House
- Hyper Robot Death Party
- Under The Sun
- Bearzerkers
- Influent
- Sundae Drive
- Warden: Melody of the Undergrowth
- Dungeon League
- Bonza Word Puzzle
- Interdimensional Cat Bros.
- Metal Dead: Encore
- Montas
- Ninja Pizza Girl
- Swordy
- Phantasmal: The Shunned Ones
- We of the Woods
- Feed Me Munchy
- Bean's Quest 2: Bean Dreams
- Crawl
- Scraps
- Nippy Cats
- Exodus Wars
- OTTTD
- Starslinger Kings
- Breakout Blurg
- Primal Carnage: Extinction
- Square Heroes
- Fight the Dragon
- Black Annex
- Sir Patches
- Particulars
- Armed & Gelatinous
- Crabitron Kinect
- Boy Goes to Space
- Quarries of Scred
- Rogue Singularity
- SpookMash

+ We also examine the art of building your own virtual pinball machine with Infinite Interactive.

Grab It is an experience unlike any you have had before. Imagine if reading about games was as interactive as playing a game, and you’ll have some idea of what to expect.

Part interactive adventure, part video games magazine and available in regular episodes, Grab It was created by a 17-year veteran video games journalist who wanted to celebrate indie gaming and revolutionise digital publishing. The user-friendly experience was designed specifically for touchscreens.

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What Grab It Readers Are Saying:
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“Great read, beautiful presentation and outstanding interface” – CrankyFranky55

“Fun to navigate, informative and visually pleasing, not mention cheap for the amount of (and quality) info. Grab It is a winner” – Kameruka

“Damn this mag is good!” – GFunk1977

“I’m Loving This Magazine” – Dole Urban

“Really great experience. Reminds me of the magazines of my youth, but bringing them into the present for the digital age.” – Ben Murch