MOUSE: P.I. For Hire Physical Editions Coming 10th July
Fumi Games and PlaySide Studios have revealed that MOUSE: P.I. For Hire will see a physical release across two editions, a Standard Edition and a Deluxe Mouseburg Edition, both available on 10th July, 2026.
The physical Standard Edition will be available for PlayStation 5 (physical disc) at RRP $69.95, and Nintendo Switch 2 (physical game-on cartridge) at RRP $89.95.
The physical Deluxe “Mouseburg Edition” will be available for PC (Steam code in a box), PlayStation 5 (physical disc) and Xbox Series X (physical disc) at RRP $99.95, and Nintendo Switch 2 (physical game-on cartridge) at RRP $109.95.
Both physical editions are available for pre-order at local retailers from today! The physical Deluxe MOUSE: P.I. For Hire – Mouseburg Edition will include:
- The base MOUSE: P.I. For Hire game
- A 7″ Vinyl Record with four tracks from the Official Game Soundtrack, featuring all-original tunes from composer Patryk Scelina, in addition to a brand-new track created for the game by electro swing icons, Caravan Palace
- A double-sided poster (340mm x 340mm) featuring a map of Mouseburg on the front and a schematic of Jack Pepper’s trusty “Micer” pistol on the back
- A printed MOUSE: P.I. For Hire Comic Book, including 2 sticker sheets
- 33 Mouseburg Baseball Trading Cards, inspired by the in-game minigame
- 3 Premium Mouseburg Postcards
Starring globally renowned actor Troy Baker (The Last of Us, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, BioShock Infinite and more) as Private Investigator Jack Pepper, MOUSE: P.I. For Hire puts you in a world where danger lurks even in the tiniest mouse hole. Investigate the seedy underbelly of Mouseburg, take on grimy gangs and crooked cops, and unravel a complex web of corruption and murder. And cheese, lots of cheese.
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