About Grab The Apple

Grab The Apple is a one-mechanic skill game built around a single stretchy arm. You aim it, extend it, and try to close your hand around every apple on the screen — bombs, spikes and hazards sit right in the way, and clipping any of them snaps your arm straight back to its starting point.

Each level is really a short puzzle in disguise: the apples are placed so the "obvious" straight-line reach almost always crosses something dangerous, so most of the challenge is figuring out the angle and timing that thread the gap. Levels are quick, so a bad attempt costs seconds, not minutes, and you're straight back in for another try.

Controls

  • WASD or the arrow keys — aim and extend the arm
  • Mouse cursor — aim and extend by pointing where you want the arm to reach
  • R — restart the level
  • M — open the menu

Tips

  • Grab the closest safe apple first — clearing easy fruit early means less to redo after a failed reach.
  • Watch the angle, not just the distance — bombs are often placed to punish the shortest path, not the level's actual solution path.
  • If a level feels impossible from one side, try aiming from a completely different corner before assuming the route doesn't exist.

It plays entirely in the browser with nothing to install, and each attempt is short enough to fit into a quick break.

Grab The Apple FAQ

What happens if I touch a bomb or obstacle?
Your arm snaps back to its starting position and you have to attempt the reach again — it doesn't end the level outright, just costs you the attempt.
What are the controls?
Use WASD or the arrow keys, or simply point and extend with the mouse cursor. Press R to restart a level and M to open the menu.
Can I play Grab The Apple on mobile?
It's built for desktop play with keyboard and mouse controls, so it works best on a computer rather than a touchscreen.
Who made Grab The Apple?
It's developed by Korigame, the studio behind other browser skill games like Climb-Fling and Kori-Walk.

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