Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed

Please make Epic Mickey 3 and give it 90 more Mad Doctor Musical numbers

Wasn't expecting much, but ended up having a great time, great platformer, was a fun time. Only critique was being unable to go back and clear up other collectibles without replaying entire game again.

I wanted a chill game to sit back and play with a controller and I can definitely say this is perfect for that.

This game was my childhood favorite, and to be honest, now it's become an adulthood favorite. Epic Mickey will always hold a place in my heart for the way it inspired my artistic and creative mind with its beautiful art style and unique settings. Thanks for remaking it <3

Warren Spector cooked with this game. It's basically a collectathon platformer with light Immersive Sim elements, moral choices, and side quests. If you are a fan of Disney history, or just a Defunctland Junky, you'll get a lot more out of this game with it's references to the theme parks & classic Disney shorts. There's a ton of references to existing, demolished, and canceled theme park rides throughout. The remake frees Epic Mickey from the Wii dungeon, gives it a graphical glow up, and fixes the biggest issue with the original: the My main gripe is that the game lacks voice acting.

I never write reviews, but I really felt betrayed by this game. I grew up with the original and looked forward to picking up Rebrushed on sale to live through some nostalgia. Instead, I found myself hard locked from progressing in the game less than 3 hours in. Entering the cinema on Mean Street not only sends me to an infinite loading screen, it hard crashes my computer every time. I had been really forgiving of Rebrushed from the beginning because I love seeing these classics come back, even if they're not as well polished as I wish they were. Despite having above the minimum system requirements, I found the game really laggy even on all of the lowest settings (really made it feel like I was playing the OG based on all the graphics settings I had to turn down lol). Additionally, it felt like the longer I played it for in a given session, the more lag I experienced (pausing during a level for like 10 minutes and coming back noticeably diminished the smoothness of gameplay). And I really would have gritted my teeth through these rough ends and areas where the translation of the actual gameplay from the original didn't work if I could actually PLAY THE GAME! Minimum requirements should be minimum requirements and poor engine optimization or scene loading or whatever shouldn't stop me from playing a game. Less of a polished remake and more like a bad Unreal Engine 4 port.

Simple, sit back and relax kind of game. Perfect if you like collecting things. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3337689560

I grew up with the original Epic Mickey on the Nintendo Wii in 2010. I finally beat it recently through this Rebrushed Edition. I had a lot of fun with it especially with the characters such as Mickey and Oswald. The 2D levels were especially thought out. Some of the objectives inbetween levels are a bit hard to swallow and dated. That said Warren Spector did an exemplary job bringing these Disney characters to life in a modern platformer adventure game. I would recommend this on sale or full price if you're an extreme fan of Disney.

It is unacceptable that several controls (such as literally movement) cannot be rebound). I refunded this game previously and bought it again because one of the developers on the steam forums said that the controls could be changed. i also had issues where if i bound things to certain keys the game would refuse to do the action even when the key was pressed. Playing with a controller makes this fine, but i did not want to play with a controller at all

Wow where can I start, such a talented development team they really did an immaculate job remaking a well rounded title. Every aspect of the game really does reel you in like no other. It is such a casual adventure game with great side content/collectibles to soak in the true Epic Mickey experience. Though the artwork and contrast of colors do differ from the original title, it is a sight for sore eyes to sit back either on a steam deck or in your chair and just embrace the world. I do appreciate collectibles not hindering 100% completition and the ability to new game+ collectibles into your next run if you do feel like collecting all of them, since your actions and playstyle do create different outcomes and consequences. Even for being a disney game, levels/areas do not feel like their are holding your hand and you're mindlessly following a path. You do have a sense of freedom in tackling every new area in how ever you want and side quest not being thrown in your face to slow down progression. This game to me is worth the 40$ price tag but way more wallet friendly in a sale.