MOUSE: P.I. For Hire looks really great, giving classic Disney vibes but in a black and white first-person shooter and now we have a confirmed release date. It was going to release this year, but it's been moved to March 19th, 2026.
More about it: "MOUSE: P.I. For Hire is an action-packed first-person shooter that draws inspiration from the classic cartoons of the 1930s. Its black and white rubber hose visuals are drawn by hand, frame by frame, delivering a striking vintage aesthetic. Unravel layers of corruption with a thrilling noir-fueled detective story, lively environments to explore, an original big band jazz soundtrack, and a fully-loaded arsenal of cartoon weapons and devastating power-ups."
We also have a brand new trailer you can view below:
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“We are very excited to share our game, MOUSE: P.I. For Hire, with fans across the world on 19 March 2026”, says Mateusz Michalak, CEO & Founder, Fumi Games. “Set in the cartoon-noir city of Mouseburg, MOUSE: P.I. For Hire offers a unique mix of explosive FPS action and hand-drawn rubber hose animation. Stepping into the shoes of Private Investigator Jack Pepper - played by the inimitable Troy Baker - will be an experience that players will not forget!”
Highlights:
- Black and white, hand-drawn rubber hose animation, inspired by cartoons of the 1930s.
- Fast-paced FPS combat, where constant movement is key.
- A thrilling single-player campaign that unravels a complex web of crime and corruption.
- Over 20 noir-infused levels, teeming with mice, rats and shrews.
- Fully-loaded arsenal of over a dozen weapons and equipment - with a cartoon twist.
- Devastating consumable power-ups, capable of turning the tide of any battle.
- Unlockable movement abilities and Metroidvania-inspired level traversal.
- Original jazz soundtrack, featuring a big band orchestral ensemble.
The animation in this looks simply wonderful, seriously excited for it!




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