'Mouse' is a first-person shooter inspired by vintage Disney
, a first-person shooter that mimics the"rubber hose" drawing style of 1930s cartoons from Disney and other studios. You play a private detective who has to blast his way through waves of mobster mice as he unravels a"web of deceit and murder." The result is equally charming and disturbing — crooks' heads pop like balloons, and explosions reduce your opponents to ash.will offer flexibility in how you play.
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