Jackbox Games and developer Toot Games have dated My Arms Are Longer Now, a 2D stealth comedy about a thief with a very long, very gross arm. It launches on Xbox Series X|S on 11 March 2027, alongside a new gameplay and release date trailer.
It is the debut game from Toot Games and the first title Jackbox Games has signed as a publishing partner. The Chicago studio is best known for The Jackbox Party Pack series, and it now publishes independent games alongside its own party titles.
What is My Arms Are Longer Now?
You play a talented thief whose main asset is an arm that extends and retracts like a vacuum cord. The aim is to get through each level, avoid security and steal anything that isn’t nailed down, without anyone working out where that arm actually starts.
Toot Games describes the game as “wickedly funny, extremely Australian, and kinda yucky”. Levels are built around environmental puzzles: you snake through vents and under seats, nab cash and bikes, and can even put a sock on your hand to disarm a lonely security guard. A hard-boiled detective one week from retirement is on your tail throughout.
Jackbox’s own description gives a flavour of the tone: “You can even steal candy from a baby. And maybe (definitely) slap the baby. We’re not sure if the devs like babies.”
What Xbox players need to know
- Release date: 11 March 2027
- Platform: Xbox Series X|S
- Price: not announced yet
- Game Pass: not announced
- Players: single-player
- Developer: Toot Games
- Publisher: Jackbox Games
There’s no Xbox Store listing yet, so pricing and pre-orders are still to come. More details are on the official My Arms Are Longer Now page.
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