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Australian developer Toot Games has introduced My Arms Are Longer, a comedic game where players control a snake-like, extendable arm to prank passengers and steal items. The game combines physical comedy with puzzle-solving and stealth elements, requiring players to navigate obstacles while managing the arm's physics-based movement.
In the available demo, players navigate a moving train to steal a briefcase. Mechanics involve manipulating the arm to bypass obstacles, such as tripping a ticket inspector to retrieve a key or stopping the train to shift blocking objects. Players can extend the arm through windows or onto the roof, allowing for extra tasks like stealing wallets or interacting with strange creatures.
The reviewer notes that the game shares the chaotic appeal of titles like Goat Simulator and Untitled Goose Game. However, they reported encountering frustrating technical issues where the arm became stuck on characters or environmental geometry, which interrupted the gameplay experience.
The demo is currently available for players to experience. The full game is scheduled to launch on Steam and the Epic Games Store within 2026, with console versions planned for early 2027.
