MOUSE: P.I. For Hire for Nintendo Switch
Neo-noir cartoon first-person shooter
- Paid
- 4.9
- 297
- V varies-with-devices
Neo-noir cartoon first-person shooter
MOUSE: P.I. For Hire, by Fumi Games and PlaySide, is a first-person cartoon action and shooter game. Set in a jazz-fueled noir world, you’ll play as Private Investigator Jack Pepper, a war hero turned detective, who navigates the corrupt city of Mouseburg, teeming with heavily armed gangs and shadowy characters.
MOUSE: P.I. For Hire's monochromatic visual style and retro jazz soundtrack are crafted to evoke the era's authentic feel. This creates an atmosphere unlike any other FPS on the market. It immerses players in a world where danger lurks, offering a highly distinctive and stylish take on the genre.
Mouseburg isn’t all rainbows and sunshine
In MOUSE: P.I. For Hire, your narrative begins with a damsel in distress, quickly spiraling into intrigue, murder, and corruption, pushing you into unexpected conflicts. Your arsenal, from Tommy guns to explosive firepower, features twisted, cartoonish weapons. Combined with a unique health display and animated enemies, injects a lighthearted twist into FPS gameplay, promising comical demises as you face mischievous "big bads" in the city's dark underbelly.
Explore Mouseburg's diverse environments, from gritty streets to noir studios and sewers, each hiding secrets. Beyond main objectives, you're encouraged to find collectibles, play mini-games, and engage in combat across non-linear maps. Discover and combine powerful, comical upgrades—like "Spike-D Spinach" or a "Grappling Hook"—to creatively dispatch enemies and thwart corrupt politicians. This makes a fluid, engaging, retro-inspired FPS experience for you.
Flaws are present as well. You might find combat repetitive if enemy variety or complex mechanics are lacking in its "boomer shooter" style. The monochromatic visuals, while stylish, could potentially hinder clarity during fast-paced action. Additionally, the game's unique art style and genre blend may appeal to a niche audience, so consider if this distinct approach aligns with your wants in a video game.
A well-rounded FPS game
MOUSE: P.I. For Hire gives a unique, stylish FPS with a striking noir-cartoon aesthetic, creative weaponry, and non-linear exploration. While its boomer shooter combat might become repetitive and visual clarity could be an issue, its distinct charm and engaging narrative make it a compelling experience. Consider if its niche appeal is right on with your tastes for a well-rounded, retro-inspired adventure.
Pros
- Unique art style and distinctive aesthetic
- Creative weaponry and diverse environments
- Non-linear maps and engaging narrative
- Unique upgrades
Cons
- Potential for repetitive combat
- Visual clarity issues
- Niche appeal
Also available in other platforms
MOUSE: P.I. For Hire for Nintendo Switch
- Paid
- 4.9
- 297
- V varies-with-devices
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