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My Arms Are Longer Now

Toot Games · Published by Jackbox Games · Official site ↗

Last updated 27 Sept 2026

You are a yucky long-armed thief. Snake through levels, retract like a vacuum cord, or put on a sock to seduce a lonely guard - whatever it takes to pull off the perfect heist!

Free to PlayComing SoonDJCTQ 12Full Controller Support

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Adventure, Indie, Casual · 2027 · More free games

Explore sneaky adventures as a yucky long-armed thief in My Arms Are Longer Now. Use your unique abilities to slide, retract, and seduce your way through levels for the ultimate heist experience.

About this game

You are a long-armed thief. Your arm is like a yucky snake.

My Arms Are Longer Now is a 2D stealth-comedy game. With your disgusting long arm, you’ll avoid security systems, steal whatever isn’t bolted down, put a sock on your hand and flirt with a lonely guard - whatever it takes to pull off the perfect heist!

Featuring:

  • An arm that retracts like a vacuum cord

  • A hard-boiled detective on your tail (or shoulder?), one week from retirement

  • Riches like you wouldn’t believe (at least 60 bucks!)

System Requirements

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Minimum

Minimum:
  • OS: Windows 10
  • Processor: 2.5GHz CPU Dual Core
  • Memory: 8 GB RAM
  • Graphics: Intel Iris Plus Graphics 640
  • Storage: 500 MB available space
  • Sound Card: DirectX Compatible Sound Card

Supported Languages

English*, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese
*languages with full audio support

Latest news

  • Press Coverage

    Jackbox's first externally published game looks like the shot in the arm the stealth genre needs, and it'll be out this year

    I played a demo of My Arms Are Longer Now at PAX Australia and it was a real good time. It's a stealth-comedy game, though not in the sense that you're surprised to find out it's funny. It's funny from the first second you twist your upsettingly wiggly arm across the floor of a train carriage then get caught trying to steal someone's bike right in front of them... Read more.
    Read full article on PC Gamer (Jody Macgregor)
  • AnnouncementsOfficial

    My Arms Are Longer Now | Cinematic Trailer | Wishlist Now!

    The arm of the law is long, but your arm is longer now. Pinch, slap, trip, romance, and steal your way through the absurd comedy world of My Arms Are Longer Now. Coming Soon to Steam.
    Read full article on Community Announcements (belia)
  • AnnouncementsOfficial

    Wishlist Milestone Reward

    The people have spoken and they have demanded feet. We polled our followers on Instagram to see which in-game cosmetic they’d like to see added to My Arms Are Longer Now if we hit our Steam wishlist milestone, and between the story and feed poll… Foot Mode won. You little weirdos. What does this mean? If we get 15,000 more wishlists on Steam between now and launch later this year, we’ll add an in-game cosmetic that replaces the hand that you control in the game with a foot. You’ll be pinching money out of pockets with your toes, kicking babies until they drop all their candy, and you’ll have to live with the knowledge that Your Legs Are Longer Now. Ready to dip your toe in? Wishlist to set us off down the path towards this milestone reward, and follow along to see how we progress as we get closer to launch. WISHLIST WISHLIST WISHLIST
    Read full article on Community Announcements (belia)
  • AnnouncementsOfficial

    Jackbox Games is publishing My Arms Are Longer Now!

    My Arms are Longer Now, a humorous single-player heist game which will have players solving environmental puzzles using one incredibly long, yucky arm, will launch on PC via Steam and Epic in Fall 2026 before making its way to consoles in 2027. Developed by the Melbourne-based indie studio Toot Games, My Arms are Longer Now will be published in partnership with Jackbox Games. Wishlist now: My Arms Are Longer Now blends physical comedy, creative puzzle design and unique stealth gameplay. The game is developed by a small Australian indie team led by Matthew Jackson, previously game designer on Need for Speed: No Limits and nominated for Excellence in Micro Games at the 2023 Freeplay Awards, and Millie Holten, creator of the Long Head web comedy series with tens of millions of views to date and a nomination for Best Online Drama or Comedy from the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts. Each of My Arms Are Longer Now’s levels present players with a new environment that will twist their arm in ridiculous ways, from stealing bicycles to ruining children’s birthday parties.This announcement also marks Jackbox Games’ official expansion from a developer and publisher of its in-house games to a full-service games publishing label. After years of developing and publishing its signature, award-winning and millions+ selling Jackbox Party games, the renowned game developer will provide its experienced internal publishing framework and passionate, creative and growing team to serve global audiences on every platform. In addition to My Arms Are Longer Now, the company has several strategic partnerships and game announcements planned through the rest of 2026 that encapsulate Jackbox’s distinct humor and approachable weirdness. “My Arms Are Longer Now is unapologetically weird. It’s the kind of game that makes you laugh first and then surprises you with how thoughtfully it’s designed. Toot Games is exactly the kind of creative partner we want as we expand Jackbox’s publish...
    Read full article on Community Announcements (belia)
  • Press Coverage

    'You're a very long arm. You steal things. It's a comedy game,' explains developer of comedy game where you steal things with a very long arm

    Stop me if you've heard this one: A grizzled detective one week away from retirement sits at his desk in a dimly lit office, clearly frustrated by a criminal mastermind who continues to elude him. Strewn across his desk and pinned to the bulletin board behind him are photos of the perp he's been pursuing but cannot clap the cuffs on... Read more.
    Read full article on PC Gamer (Christopher Livingston)

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