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Noir Shooter Mouse: P.I. for Hire Crosses Million Sales Mark, Announces PS5 Physical Edition
July 14, 2026
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Okay, the retro-noir shooter that's been making waves just hit a huge sales milestone, and there's more on the horizon for console fans.
By Leslie, Deals & Guides Writer
Updated Sep 17, 2026 · Reviewed by the Nexzy newsroom

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Okay, you guys, Mouse: P.I. for Hire, the noir-inspired first-person shooter, has sold over one million copies worldwide, with developer Fumi Games and publisher PlaySide announcing the milestone Friday. That's a huge number for a title that brings such a unique, classic cartoon vibe to the FPS genre.
Fumi Games and PlaySide celebrated the achievement via a social post, complete with new promotional art, according to their joint announcement. It's a big moment for a game that just arrived on the scene, and it feels like a real win for indie originality.
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And here's the kicker — the million-copy achievement also coincides with the announcement that Mouse will be getting an upcoming physical edition for PlayStation 5. Talk about double the good news, right? It's like finding a secret passage in an old mansion, only it leads to more gaming.
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