MOUSE: P.I. For Hire

this game has a beautiful and unique art style with simple gameplay and a nice story

It's a recommendation, but just barely. The game is a pretty straightforward shooter. The game is rather simple: Shoot all enemies in the area until they stop spawning, then move to the next area. The gameplay is fun, but simple, and you might get sick of it before the game ends. However, if you're reading this, the thing drawing you to this game is probably the art design (it's what interested me about this). The overall world design is lovingly crafted, but it has one big issue: It's very inconsistent. The game goes for a 1930's style atmosphere, yet, characters will frequently make random modern pop culture references (like quoting Scooby Doo or Star Wars), which feels like an unfunny nudge towards "nerd culture" that is totally immersion breaking. Also, they don't really keep their world consistent - they keep talking about cheese as a stand-in for alcohol (get it? They're mice!), yet cheese is also used as, well, cheese - and as a metaphor for just about everything, to really drive home the point they're mice (There are still cheese-strings attached, get it? Good, because I didn't). Overall, they keep sacrificing immersion to make unfunny jokes, which is really annoying. TL, DR: The game is not nearly as funny as it thinks it is, but if you're looking for a few hours of mindless old-school shooting fun, you'll find it here.