Surprised? See notes from MOUSE: PI For Hire by the world press

The game MOUSE: PI For Hire from the Fumi Games is one of this month’s main releases, arriving on April 16th for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Nintendo Switch 2 and PC. With its imminent launch, the first specialized media reviews for the game were released.

The game’s average rating is between 81 and 83 points for a total rating of 100 on two of the largest rating aggregators. It is worth noting that this score may change as more analyzes are released.

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Node Metacriticthe Pragmata’s average score is 81 in 45 reviews, while in OpenCritic the average score is 83considering 50 analyzes already published to date.

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Join private detective Jack Pepper on an action-packed, jazzy adventure in MOUSE: PI For Hire. MOUSE combines the charm of hand-drawn animation, inspired by classic cartoons from the 1930s, with the adrenaline and action of an explosive first-person shooter.

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MOUSE Reviews: PI For Hire

See below what people are saying about the game in the reviews.

THE GameRant graded 80 out of 100 for the game: “MOUSE: PI For Hire oozes charm in its narrative and gameplay, even if it falls into one or two traps typical of the FPS genre.”

In GameSpotthe grade given he was 80: “Rarely do we find a frame that doesn’t ooze style and creativity, and it leaves nothing to be desired as a retro shooter either. Mouse: PI may not reinvent the wheel, but its arsenal of weapons is impactful and delightfully varied, while the fluidity of movement makes for exciting, high-speed gunfights. In this case, you shouldn’t hesitate to give the mouse your money.”

THE IGN Spain gave note 90/100 for the game: “MOUSE: PI For Hire is a visual delight, but also a memorable gaming experience. It’s a classic shooter that oozes charisma and will provide hours of guaranteed fun.”

Node COGconnected the note was 80/100: “The combat mechanics, movement, and narrative are impeccable. The pacing is a little slow, especially in the first few hours, but Mouse: PI for Hire doesn’t take itself too seriously, and the overall energy and clever, fun concept underpin the game.”

MOUSE: PI For Hire will be released on April 16th for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Nintendo Switch 2 and PC.

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