Mouse: P.I. For Hire is a gritty and noir-fueled FPS shooter that draws inspiration from classic cartoons of the 1930s.

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Get ready for a wild ride in MOUSE P.I. For Hire! This short gameplay clip throws you into a chaotic situation where a ...

Game is stylish and looks great, but design of weapons is really hit or miss and some bosses are pretty bad designed and don't have anything interesting to them. Game also have different skills for ...

After breaking through the dimensional tear Jack seems to be in a different world of large floating books, tracks, ink bottles, and floating stones for a road. Follow the stones until you reach a door ...

When trying to confront Vivian on her involvement in the death of Curd, she bolts. Jack is sure he will find her on Tinsel Ave. The "Fatal Repulsion" by Tinsel Bros walkthrough for Mouse: P.I. For ...

The publisher for Mouse: P.I. For Hire, the 1930s cartoon-styled shooter, has already recouped its expenses since its debut last month. Addressing investors in a recent financial presentation, ...

PlaySide Studios has revealed that Mouse P.I. For Hire, the noir-style shooter from developer FumiGames, has sold around 730,000 units since its launch on April 16. Speaking during the company’s ...

Seeing the consistent bounce in the animation of Mouse P.I. For Hire immediately sets it apart in an increasingly crowded landscape of first-person shooters, which usually favor rigid worlds of ...

With its FPS elements lifted heavily from ‘DOOM,’ ‘MOUSE: P.I. For Hire’ stands out thanks to its excellent presentation. MOUSE: P.I. For Hire features unique 1930s-inspired, black-and-white ...

Noir fiction works best for me when it's played straight: hardboiled, down-on-their-luck detective, trying earnestly to carve out a corner of the world where they can drink themselves into oblivion. I ...