Grind 'Em All Launches on Steam from Solo Developer wasabiman
The solo-developed title is now available, with the developer pledging active bug-fixing and direct feedback channels from day one.
Grind 'Em All, developed entirely by a single developer going by wasabiman, has launched on Steam.
The release announcement offers a personal note of gratitude to those who wishlisted the game, played a demo, or watched coverage during development — a reminder that the project reached launch without a studio behind it.
What changed
- The game is now available (announced 2026-07-20)
- A Bug Report button is accessible in-game via the pause menu (Esc key), located in the bottom-left corner
- Bugs can also be submitted through an external Google Form linked in the announcement
- The Steam Community Hub is open for bug reports, feedback, and questions
- The developer states they will be actively checking reports and working on fixes
The source does not detail the game's genre, features, or price.
For players who encountered the game through its demo or wishlist period, the built-in reporting tools suggest wasabiman is prepared to iterate quickly — which matters considerably when one person is responsible for every fix.
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