My Arms Are Longer Now is scheduled to launch on March 11, 2027, for Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch. The release date emerged alongside Nintendo’s October 28 Indie World Showcase, narrowing the previously announced early 2027 release window for the unusual stealth-comedy adventure.
Developed by Melbourne-based Toot Games and published by Jackbox Games, My Arms Are Longer Now puts players in control of a thief whose extraordinarily long arm can stretch through environments, interact with objects, and steal valuables while avoiding security systems.
The game combines physics-based interactions, environmental puzzles, and slapstick comedy. Players can extend their arm through obstacles, retract it like a vacuum cord, and manipulate objects to complete increasingly absurd heists. Its unconventional interactions include disguising a hand with a sock to charm a security guard.
A persistent detective pursuing the protagonist adds another element to the game’s comedic storyline. Rather than focusing on conventional stealth mechanics alone, My Arms Are Longer Now encourages experimentation with its flexible arm and interactive environments.
The March 11 date provides a more specific launch target than the first-quarter 2027 window previously listed in Toot Games’ official press materials. However, the game’s Steam store page still lists only 2027, without an exact release date.
Players interested in trying the game can already access a free Steam demo featuring its opening level. The demo became available during October’s Steam Next Fest, which also featured a selection of the event's most-played demos.
My Arms Are Longer Now is also listed for PC, with Jackbox Games identifying Windows and macOS support. The publisher previously outlined plans for console releases in 2027, while the latest announcement establishes March 11 as the reported launch date for Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch.
