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My Arms Are Longer Now Coming to PS5 in 2027
My Arms Are Longer Now, a comedic stealth heist game from Jackbox Games and Toot Games, will launch on PC in 2024 and on PlayStation 5 in early 2027. The game features puzzle design and stealth gameplay where players use their character's long, stretchy arms to complete missions ranging from stealing bicycles to ruining birthday parties. The title is developed by an Australian indie team led by Matthew Jackson and Millie Holten.
Jackbox Games Announces Comedic Heisting Game My Arms Are Longer Now for PS5 in New Cinematic Trailer - Launching on PC This Year, Consoles in 2027
Jackbox Games and Toot Games have revealed a cinematic trailer for their upcoming comedic heisting game, My Arms Are Longer Now. The game, developed by an Australian indie team, will launch on PC later this year and is slated for a console release in early 2027. It features physical comedy, puzzle design, and unique stealth gameplay.
The Jackbox Party Pack 12 announced for release later this year
Jackbox Games has announced The Jackbox Party Pack 12 for release in Fall 2026, featuring five new party games playable on smartphones, tablets, or browsers. This announcement follows a partnership with Netflix to bring select games to their streaming service and Jackbox Games' first foray into publishing with Toot Games' debut title, My Arms Are Longer Now.
The Jackbox Party Pack 12 is the inevitable sequel to Party Pack 11
Jackbox Games has announced Jackbox Party Pack 12, the latest installment in their annual party game series, set to release on multiple platforms including PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch. While specific game details are under wraps, the pack promises five new experiences designed to engage players in various social and creative activities. The studio also revealed a deal with Netflix to bring Jackbox games to subscribers and is developing Trivia Murder Party 3.
The Jackbox Party Pack 12 Announced
Jackbox Games has announced The Jackbox Party Pack 12, the latest installment in their popular party game series. It will feature five new games and is scheduled for release this autumn on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox platforms.
The Party Returns To Tens Of Millions Of Players - Jackbox Games Announces The Jackbox Party Pack 12
Jackbox Games has announced The Jackbox Party Pack 12, featuring five new games and launching in 2026 for PC, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and other platforms. This release follows a year of expansion for the company, including a partnership with Netflix to bring select Jackbox titles to subscribers and the launch of a new publishing label with their first title, My Arms Are Longer Now.
The Jackbox Party Pack 12 announced for Nintendo Switch 2, Switch
Jackbox Games has announced The Jackbox Party Pack 12, set to release this fall for Nintendo Switch and the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2. The new installment will feature five new party games, with more details to be revealed in the coming months. Players can use smartphones, tablets, or computer browsers as controllers, and additional players can join in audience mode.
8 Party Games That Make Every Gathering Better (Not Just Mario Kart) | TAG
This article highlights eight party games, including both video and physical options, that enhance gatherings beyond just Mario Kart. It emphasizes games that create memorable moments and encourage interaction, such as Jackbox Party Pack, Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes, and Overcooked: All You Can Eat. The guide also suggests a rotation structure for different energy levels throughout a party night.
15 Years Later, Games Still Can't Nail What Portal 2 Perfected
Fifteen years after its release, Portal 2 is still considered a benchmark for successful comedy in video games. The article analyzes how Valve's approach to humor, characterized by brevity, character-driven jokes, and thoughtful design, contrasts with many modern games that struggle to integrate comedy effectively. Portal 2's shorter playtime and its characters' genuine motivations contribute to its lasting comedic impact.
Amazon Luna Will No Longer Support Third-Party Stores or Subscriptions on June 10th
Amazon Luna will discontinue support for third-party storefronts and subscriptions, including EA App, Ubisoft Connect, GOG, Ubisoft Plus, and Jackbox Games, on June 10th. The cloud gaming service will exclusively offer titles through its own Luna Standard and Premium tiers. This change follows other recent shifts in Amazon's gaming division, including the departure of Amazon Game Studios head Christoph Hartmann and the loss of a publishing deal for Maverick Games.
Amazon Luna is killing off third-party library support, with save files not ‘guaranteed’ to work on other platforms
Amazon is discontinuing third-party library support for its cloud gaming service, Amazon Luna, effective June 10. Players will no longer be able to stream games purchased on other platforms through Luna, and save file compatibility with external services is not guaranteed. While some games will still be available via Luna's Premium tier, this move signifies a significant reduction in the service's flexibility.
Amazon Luna ends support for third-party subscriptions and game purchases
Amazon is discontinuing support for third-party subscriptions and game purchases on its Luna cloud gaming service. This includes services like Ubisoft+ and Jackbox Games, with existing subscriptions being canceled at the end of the current billing cycle. The 'Bring Your Own Library' feature will also be removed, though purchased games will remain playable until June 10.
Amazon Luna Drops Game Purchases, Stores, and Third-Party Subscriptions
Amazon Luna is removing third-party subscriptions, game purchases, and game stores from its service starting today. While purchased games will remain playable until June 10th, they will then become inaccessible. Amazon states it is refocusing on streaming a broad range of games and introducing a new Game Night feature.
The Jackbox Party Essentials Now Available on Netflix
Jackbox Games has launched The Jackbox Party Essentials, a collection of three popular party games including Fibbage 4, Quiplash 3, and Drawful 2, on Netflix. Subscribers can now play these games using their phones as controllers, with no additional purchase required beyond a Netflix subscription.
My Arms Are Longer Now mixes stealth with Australian improv
My Arms Are Longer Now, the first title published by Jackbox Games, blends stealth gameplay with Australian improvisational comedy. It is described as having an "Aussie flair" similar to the game Thank Goodness You're Here.
Jackbox Games is publishing Aussie game My Arms Are Longer Now
Jackbox Games will publish the single-player heist game My Arms Are Longer Now, developed by Toot Games. This marks Jackbox Games' entry into the publishing industry, aiming to support unconventional titles with their established framework. The game is set to release on PC in Spring 2026, with a console release to follow in 2027.
Hotel Barcelona “Under New Management” Now Available Across All Platforms
Hotel Barcelona has received a major overhaul with the "Under New Management" update, featuring improved combat, redesigned mechanics, and rebalanced enemies. This update, a collaboration between Hidetaka "SWERY" Suehiro and Goichi "SUDA51" Suda, is now available on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC. The update also includes five free crossover skins and a 35% discount for a limited time.
Jackbox Games Publishing My Arms Are Longer Now
Jackbox Games will publish Toot Games' upcoming single-player heist game, My Arms Are Longer Now. The game features a yucky, long-armed thief and puzzle-solving gameplay. It is set to release on PC in 2026 and consoles in 2027.
Jackbox Games jumps feet-first into third-party publishing biz
Jackbox Games has launched a new third-party publishing division, with Toot Games' "My Arms Are Longer Now" being the first title. This move aims to bring "unapologetically weird" single-player experiences in the Jackbox tone to market. The company is actively seeking developers, offering support in funding, production, marketing, and long-term lifecycle planning.
Every Game Delayed Right Now (2026 Edition)
Numerous video games scheduled for release in 2025 and 2026 have been delayed, with developers citing reasons such as the need for additional polish, relocation due to conflict, or engine changes. Notable titles affected include Grand Theft Auto VI, Ark 2, Fable, and Path of Exile 2, with new release windows now extending into late 2026 or beyond for many.
