MOUSE: P.I. for Hire has crossed the one million sales mark, a milestone that signals strong demand for the 1930s-themed cartoon shooter. This success matters to players because it validates the studio's focus on community feedback and confirms the title's broad appeal across both console and PC gaming audiences. The developer has used this momentum to accelerate content updates and physical releases for dedicated fans.
Developer announces physical editions and upcoming story DLC
PlaySide Studios published the game, while Fumi Games handled development. The title launched on April 16 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series consoles, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC platforms. Sales are split roughly evenly, with approximately half of the units sold on consoles and the other half on PC. This balanced distribution highlights the game's versatility across different gaming ecosystems.
A major update introducing the Level Revisit feature recently went live for players. The studio also released physical editions of the game for PlayStation 5 and Switch 2 on July 10. These tangible releases offer collectors and traditional gamers a new way to own the title. The development team has prioritized post-launch support to maintain player engagement.
An upcoming story downloadable content expansion is scheduled for release in the near future. The game is also planned for later release on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and the original Nintendo Switch. This expansion of platform availability will eventually reach a wider audience of older hardware users. The studio continues to build on the initial success with these additional content drops.
Fumi Games founder and CEO Mateusz Michalak expressed gratitude for the community support in a press release. He noted that the game started as a simple concept and has exceeded expectations. The team remains committed to putting players first throughout development and post-launch. The combination of digital updates, physical media, and future DLC marks a strong start for the title.
Source: MOUSE, Gematsu
