My Arms Are Longer Now is a 2D stealth comedy from Toot Games, published by Jackbox Games, about a thief with an extremely long arm. This page collects everything confirmed so far about the Xbox version and we’ll update it as news arrives.
My Arms Are Longer Now at a glance
- Release date: 11 March 2027
- Platform: Xbox Series X|S
- Price: TBC
- Pre-orders: not open yet
- Game Pass: not announced
- Players: single-player
- Developer / publisher: Toot Games / Jackbox Games
When does My Arms Are Longer Now come out on Xbox?
My Arms Are Longer Now launches on Xbox Series X|S on 11 March 2027. The date was announced on 28 October 2026 alongside a new gameplay and release date trailer. Our release date news has the details.
What kind of game is it?
You’re a thief with a snake-like arm that extends and retracts like a vacuum cord. Each level is a heist built around environmental puzzles. You snake through vents and under seats, avoid security systems and steal whatever isn’t bolted down, from cash and bikes to the family pet, while making sure nobody finds out where your arm starts.
There’s plenty of slapstick. You can disguise your hand with a sock to flirt with a lonely guard and disarm him, and a detective on the verge of a nervous breakdown, one week from retirement, follows you throughout. The developers sum it up as “wickedly funny, extremely Australian, and kinda yucky”.
Who is making it?
It’s the debut game from Toot Games and the first title Jackbox Games has published for another studio. Jackbox, based in Chicago, makes The Jackbox Party Pack series and now also publishes independent games.
How much will it cost, and is it on Game Pass?
Neither the price nor any Game Pass deal has been announced, and there’s no Xbox Store page yet. We’ll add both here as soon as they’re confirmed.
Trailers
A gameplay and release date trailer debuted on 28 October 2026. We’ll add official trailers here as they’re released on the publisher’s own channels.
For all our coverage, head to the My Arms Are Longer Now hub.
