My Arms Are Longer Now – comedy stealth game sends lawlessness into new territory
Summary
My Arms Are Longer Now is a comedy stealth video game where players control a mischievous, extended arm that steals and slaps people. The game combines humor and fun physics, featuring over 40 characters voiced by Australian comedians and allowing players to customize their arm.Key Facts
- The game focuses on controlling a very long, naughty arm instead of a typical character like a spy or thief.
- It started as a simple idea during a weekend game jam and was designed to be funny in just one picture.
- Developers included lots of jokes and improvised dialogue by comedians from Australia.
- The arm moves realistically in a 3D world, looping around furniture and objects.
- There are no failure moments; characters react in different ways but players never lose.
- Players can change the arm’s skin color, hair, and accessories to make it feel personal.
- The team switched from 2D to 3D six months into development to better capture the arm’s movements.
- The game was published by Jackbox Games, who accepted the quirky content like the arm slapping a baby.
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