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Jackbox Games' Upcoming Release Is Basically An Aussie 'Thank Goodness You're Here'
Jackbox Games has announced My Arms Are Longer Now, a new puzzle and stealth game developed by Melbourne-based studio Toot Games. The game is scheduled for a PC release this year, with a console launch planned for 2027. It features an absurd comedy style and art direction reminiscent of Thank Goodness You're Here and Untitled Goose Game.
2D Stealth-Comedy My Arms Are Longer Now Is an Aussie Thank Goodness You’re Here
My Arms Are Longer Now, a 2D stealth-comedy game from developer Toot Games and publisher Jackbox Games, is set to launch on PC later this year. The game features environmental puzzles, physics-based mechanics, and Australian internet humor, with console versions planned for early 2027. Players control a thief with long, snake-like arms to steal items and interact with the environment in various Melbourne locations.
Jackbox's first externally published game looks like the shot in the arm the stealth genre needs, and it'll be…
My Arms Are Longer Now, a stealth-comedy game developed by Toot Games and published by Jackbox Games, was previewed at PAX Australia. The game features a unique mechanic where players control long, wiggly arms to perform stealthy actions and comedic thefts. It is set to release this year and is available to wishlist on Steam.
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.
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.
