My Arms Are Longer Now Brings Chaotic Heists to Switch 2 in March 2027

Developer Toot Games and publisher Jackbox Games have confirmed that My Arms Are Longer Now will launch on March 11, 2027, for Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. The release date was revealed during Nintendo's October 28 Indie World Showcase alongside a new gameplay trailer.

The upcoming 2D stealth-comedy game puts players in control of a thief with an absurdly long, flexible arm. Its mix of environmental puzzles, unusual thefts, and physical comedy draws comparisons to Untitled Goose Game, although its central mechanic offers a different approach to causing trouble.

My Arms Are Longer Now challenges players to steal valuable objects without being spotted. Instead of controlling a traditional thief, players manipulate an unusually long arm that can stretch across environments and reach objects from unexpected positions.

The arm is fully physics-simulated, allowing it to twist around obstacles, squeeze through narrow spaces, and retract like a vacuum cord. Players can reach through ventilation shafts, slide beneath tables, and extend their arm through windows to grab items. The available loot includes cash, bicycles, and even pets.

Each level presents environmental puzzles that encourage experimentation. Players must work around security systems and find creative ways to reach their targets without revealing themselves. Some solutions are deliberately absurd. For example, players can disguise their hand with a sock and flirt with a lonely security guard to create a distraction.

The gameplay shares Untitled Goose Game's interest in disrupting ordinary situations. However, the challenge here comes from controlling the arm's movement and finding inventive ways to use it.

The game's story follows a detective who is only one week away from retirement when the unusual thefts begin. As players cause more trouble, the detective investigates their crimes and interviews the people affected. His growing frustration becomes part of the comedy as the incidents become increasingly difficult to explain.

Nintendo has confirmed that the game features 48 fully voiced characters, with performances from Australian comedians. Players can also customize their arm with tattoos, hair, bite marks, and other details.

The game is being developed by Melbourne-based Toot Games, a small independent studio founded by Matthew Jackson and Millie Holten. Holten is also responsible for its distinctive hand-drawn art direction.

My Arms Are Longer Now is scheduled for March 11, 2027, across all five announced platforms. The game was previously planned for a PC release in 2026, followed by console versions in 2027. The latest announcement establishes a simultaneous launch across the confirmed platforms.

It also represents a new publishing direction for Jackbox Games. Best known for the Jackbox Party Pack series, the company is expanding into publishing games developed by external studios, with My Arms Are Longer Now as its first title under that initiative.

A free demo is currently available on Steam and includes the game's first level. Players can also add the full game to their wishlists ahead of release. Neither Toot Games nor Jackbox Games has announced the final price.