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In its April release, Mouse P.I. for Hire has sold about 730,000 copies across PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch 2, and Steam, earning around $21.4 million and allowing publisher PlaySide to recoup all milestone, publishing, and marketing costs; the retro Disney‑style noir shooter stars Troy Baker and has drawn strong player and critic reception, with half of sales on consoles.
Mouse: P.I. For Hire, a 1930s cartoon-inspired boomer shooter from Fumi Games and PlaySide, is now available on PS5 via the PlayStation Store. Players take detective Jack Pepper through a noir mystery in Mouseburg, featuring hand-drawn visuals, a big-band soundtrack, and cartoon weaponry; Standard Edition is $29.99 and Digital Deluxe is $39.99 (includes the first DLC, a digital soundtrack, a Mouse: P.I. For Hire comic, and more). Metacritic cites an average around 81 from 48 reviews.
Vintage animation shooter game, Mouse, receives a new gameplay trailer showcasing its classic rubber hose animation style and cartoonishly violent gameplay. Developed by Fumi Games, the game follows a private-eye rodent as he cleans up a corrupt city using various weapons and abilities. The trailer reveals a 2025 release window for Mouse, which will be available on PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, and PC.
Fumi Games, a team of artists from Poland, is developing Mouse, a retro-styled shooter with a 1920s cartoon aesthetic, targeting Xbox, PC, and Nintendo Switch for a future release. The game takes inspiration from classic FPS and noir films, and features a unique blend of 2.5D environs of Wolfenstein 3D and DOOM with a classic 1920s noir cartoon veneer. Fumi Games is also developing Galaxy Taxi, which draws inspiration from Cuphead and is slated for Nintendo Switch, Xbox, and PC.