Snap & Grab is No Goblin's campy, photography-based heist game
Based on the trailer, Snap & Grab can be broken into two distinct parts. There's the snapping, where you'll play as a professional photographer grooving through (high-fashion) high society, taking pictures of things you want to steal. And the grabbing, where you'll lay out those photos in a workflow of sorts for your team of thieves to follow during a heist. Some of the things you'll photograph might be obstacles or parts of the environment you can manipulate in your favor and it looks like more than a few could just be cute pictures of dogs. To view this content, you'll need to update your privacy settings. Please click here and view the "Content and social-media partners" setting to do so.
Like No Goblin's other games, 100ft Robot Golf and Roundabout , over-the-top, silly theming is the name of the game. In the case of Snap & Grab , that's a sort of cartoon-y 80's aesthetic — think Miami Vice by way of Johnny Bravo and you'll be in the ballpark of the hair and shoulder pads No Goblin is playing with.
Luckily, you won't have to wait long to see the game for yourself. No Goblin says Snap & Grab is coming to PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X / S in 2026.
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