MOUSE: P.I. For Hire Standard Edition

MOUSE: P.I. For Hire is a first-person shooter drawn as a 1930s rubber hose cartoon — black and white, hand-animated, with a big band jazz score to match. You play Jack Pepper, a private detective in Mouseburg, and the case starts small and does not stay that way. Fumi Games built it as a fast shooter with metroidvania structure: levels loop back on themselves and new equipment opens routes you walked past an hour ago. The arsenal runs to more than ten cartoon weapons and abilities that behave the way cartoon physics says they should rather than the way guns do. There are over twenty levels and the campaign runs twelve to twenty hours depending on how much of the map you want to see. The art style is the draw, but the shooting holds up on its own — the animation frames are doing real work in telegraphing enemy attacks. Single-player only, with no co-op or multiplayer. This is the only edition sold as a key, covering the full campaign. Keys activate on Steam, on PlayStation 5, or on Xbox Series X|S and PC through a single Play Anywhere code. The official Digital Deluxe Edition is not stocked as a key.