Mousebusters

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Netto’s Game Room
4 / 5
Use a Potion
7.5 / 10
Nindie Spotlight
7.2 / 10
Final Weapon
3.5 / 5
RPGamer
Unscored
Creators: Odencat
Release Date: Jun 11, 2026 - PC, Nintendo Switch 2
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Critic Reviews for Mousebusters

Mousebusters is a compelling tale of a human transformed into a mouse, following the residents of an apartment complex as they navigate the struggles of daily life. It is an unforgettable story, rich with heart, that may even move players to tears! While it might not be Odencat's strongest title, players will not regret seeing it through to the end.

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Use a Potion

Unknown Author
7.5 / 10.0
Use a Potion

Despite the lack of challenge, the charming storytelling, cute world, and varied gameplay ensure that Mousebusters is well worth checking out. It’s a lovely, bite-sized adventure that respects your time, and whilst you’ll likely see everything it has to offer in just three hours, it makes for a cozy, funny, and occasionally heartfelt ghost story that absolutely hits the mark.

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While the action can be a bit slight, there’s an amusing enough story and novel gameplay to make it a decent choice for cozy gaming fans

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Mousebusters is an adventure game with point-and-click, puzzle, and shoot ’em up elements. The gameplay loop is okay, but slow at times. The characters are fun, but not all of them stick the landing. The narrative can be slow but picks up in the second half, leading to a satisfying ending. While it has issues, the last hour of the game more than makes up for them, and I enjoyed my time with it, especially since you can beat it in an afternoon.

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RPGamer

Michael Baker (RPGamer)
Unscored
RPGamer

Mousebusters is a solid little narrative adventure with a few shooty bits and a lot of heart. It’s not striving to be like the bigger games out there, and in the process it manages to be its own thing on its own terms. For anyone needing a break from heavier fare, this is fun little romp is a welcome change of pace.

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