
Join private investigator Jack Pepper on a guns blazing, jazz-fueled adventure in MOUSE: P.I. For Hire. MOUSE combines the charm of hand-drawn rubber hose animation inspired by the classic cartoons of the 1930’s with the adrenaline and action of an explosive first person shooter.
Most likely between $6.5M and $18.4M. How we estimate →
Checked against 8 developer-reported games
| Store | Price | Score | Revenue · chart |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam | $29.99 | 94% | approximately $10.8M |
| PlayStation | $29.99 | 96% | — |
| Xbox | $29.99 | 94% | — |
| Nintendo | $29.99 | — | — |
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Cheapest copy: ≈ $12.68 on Steam · Russia (−58%). Compare 35 prices in 15 markets →
Reviews
Themes across 1614 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
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Reviews
Во время игры столкнулся с парочкой недоработок, вроде периодического проседания количества кадров в секунду, несовпадения текста субтитров с озвучкой и застревания в окружении, если не туда прыгнуть. Но это не фатально, мне в целом очень понравилось, всё сделано достаточно качественно. Управление главным героем чувствуется хорошо, нечестных моментов я не встретил, графика с музыкой классные. Рекомендую!
this is just perfect i love the musics from the 1930s and 1940s i like the mickey mouse animation dang i bet that disney will sue mouse p.i. for hire for stealing the chartercer of mickey mouse but steal the perfect game i ever played
Balancing is not really funny & done yet, at the end its more frustrating than fun, you just want to finish it & never touch it again! so if its cheap on a sale, but so ..... ????
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Very Cheesy
From the moment you hear protagonist Jack Pepper hum the theme song before the main menu screen, it's easy to fall for the game's charm. Then you actually play it, and you're sucked into a quick-paced boomer shooter with a fun variety of weapons, tactics, and environments that make the whole ordeal worth the upwards of 30 hours to experience.
画风音乐就值这个价格
I think Mouse: PI For Hire is really good. For starters the voice acting in this game is legitimately some of the best I have ever heard. I know that's a bold statement but it really is that good. I think Troy Baker killed it playing Jack Pepper, as did the "Old Shrew" who is really just a creole granny lol. The next thing that deserves some praise is the artwork/animations and music. That Rubberhose style has always rubbed me the right way and I think its really well executed in this game. Its essentially a more detailed and less colorful version of Cuphead. which I really wanna play but I'm not ready to ruin my year even further yet with sheer rage. The music in this game is also very cool. I wouldn't say its a super deep bag when it comes to variety but it works. I always find with fast paced fps games the music can be repetitive and still play its role. In my opinion tracks in games like this work better that way, utilizing remixes depending on the area or boss difficulty. For cons I would say its just not a very strong fps game. I mean, its fun don't get me wrong but you constantly feel like somethings missing...Like a long range gun option. For the love of god why is there no rifle in this game? They showcased it in the earlier trailers and since then it seems to have been scrapped entirely resulting in them throwing everything into movement. Which is fine but why put sniper npc's in the game if I cant snipe them back? Maybe that's horrible reasoning but I just want a scoped rifle lol. Excluding the sniper though, the game is still lacking in both weapon and enemy types. I would love to see what the future DLC adds in both these departments, we shall see. I found a few of the bosses to be finicky as well, not hard but annoying and time consuming. The type of thing you would sigh about before having to go through it again. And don't even get me started on the final boss... Its just bad. Its basically a battle of who can spam more bs. I don't want to spoil it though so I will stop there. The achievement hunt is also pretty simple now after their changes making it so you can replay areas. The one issue I have with the achievement hunt is this weird glitch where the game give you some achievements for no reason. The devs say they have since fixed this issue but I'm not so sure. The baseball card mini game is also super meh. Its just Rng slop and feels like a job to get through. Once you reach 20 wins to open the vending machine you get the most underwhelming weapon of all time and are left wondering why you wasted all those hours in the first place. Overall I think the game is great but just an "Okay" fps. The movement and weapon play can be a bit charming despite my gripes on it, while the story and voice acting more than make up for my main issues with the game. For $30 you are getting 40 ish hours of content. Id say that's a pretty good deal but I am in favor of waiting for a sale always. 8/10 because the fondue was just that good.
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Seems like a good game but unfortunately it gives me motion sickness, as most of these slick, fast moving boomer shooters do. It has motion sickness options which I appreciate but I played for 40min and then had to go lay down lol. Won't be powering through.