ActionIs No Arm worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy movement challenges centered on reaching a destination.
- Players looking for obstacle-filled maps with checkpoints.
- Players interested in unusual character-control premises involving restricted movement.
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking smooth or conventional movement may find the balance and walking challenges frustrating.
- Players looking for a broad range of gameplay systems may find the destination-focused structure narrow.
- Players seeking combat or weapon-based gameplay may prefer another type of action game.
Our take on No Arm
The premise focuses on reaching a destination, but the main stated challenge is restricted movement: balancing, walking, and continuing with one leg missing. The page names several hazards and checkpoints, while giving little detail about how the varied maps differ.
What is No Arm?
No Arm centers on guiding a person wearing a box toward a destination.
Without arms, maintaining balance is difficult, and walking can be challenging. The character can also walk with one leg missing. Maps contain varied obstacles, including cannons, ice, and dolls. Checkpoints appear during the journey, giving the player progress points on the way to the goal.
How No Arm plays
- 01Varied obstacle maps
- The journey includes hazards such as cannons, ice, and dolls.
- 02Checkpoint progress
- Checkpoints are available while moving toward the destination.
- 03Difficult movement
- The character must deal with balance problems and can continue walking with one leg missing.
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No Arm: platforms & release
Is No Arm worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy movement challenges centered on reaching a destination. Skip it if: players seeking smooth or conventional movement may find the balance and walking challenges frustrating.
Where can I download No Arm?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens No Arm's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is No Arm on?
Windows only.




