Coming soon

About This Game

Only Arms: Grab, Sometimes Fall is a physics climbing game about a creature that has two arms and nothing else.

Move a hand with the mouse. Hold a mouse button to make that hand grab. Let go, and it lets go.

Hands that actually grip

Fingers curl over edges, palms press flat on ledges, and a careless grab slips right off. Every hold is the rock itself — no glowing handles.

Two arms, one body

Anchor with one hand while the other reaches. Swing, fling yourself, and catch the next ledge — if you're lucky.

From tide pools to a sea cave

Climb wave-worn rock above the surf, cross floating stones, and push into a dark cave lit only from above.

Falls that matter

Some sections are forgiving. Some will drop you a very long way down.

Features

• Simple controls: the mouse and two buttons

• Autosave — quit any time and continue where you were

• An optional timer for chasing your best time

• Japanese and English

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

The course background and terrain artwork, the key art used for the store images, the title logo and the app icon were generated with AI image tools under the developer's direction. The course art is based on our own hand-made level layouts and physics design. The developer selected and checked every image and assembled them (cropping, resizing and layout), without repainting them. All sound effects are licensed recordings or made by the developer without AI. No AI is used to generate content while the game is running.