Mousey

Very fun. Somewhat challenging. Mousey is similar to old PS2 platforming games. Namely the Sly Cooper series. There is a bit of a main story that doesn't take too long to complete. There's also a few bonus levels to explore and a workshop where you can create your own levels or try out the ones people have created. Oh, and the dev also made the biplane missions from Sly 3 in this game. I hope that means he'll make a pirate ship mission/free roam too. Music is catchy and different for each level. The design is good, though some of it can be 'cheesed' quite easily. Hoping that there will also be gadgets like Sly 2 and 3 in the future. You can already purchase cosmetics in a store from the cheese (currency) you collect in game. There are also some tokens and cosmetics that can be found throughout the levels. Some involve you taking damage in order to get them, so be mindful of that. Anyway, I think the developer had a lot of passion making this, and it shows. I'm excited to see what they do next either with this game or something else completely different in the future.

A short, fun, cute, and nostalgic game about a mouse collecting cheese. I had fun, but I wish it was a lot longer and had more variety. It doesn't really have a story, just an end goal that you work towards completing. It's very clearly inspired by the Sly Cooper games and I love those games, so I hope any other entries in this series, or games similar to Mousey, have a storyline and more levels. 8/10.

I have paid more money for games I enjoyed far less. Cute, charming, and with a surprising amount of content available after the main game - this was a fun little game!

VERY FUN and works well on steamdeck :tabbycat:

A fun and short little platformer game, clearly made by a developer who loved the Sly Cooper franchise. There's a bunch of extra collectibles/bonus levels after beating the game, and it's not that expensive.

A cute 3D platformer with a lot of PS2 influence. I'm a big fan of games where you explore normal locations but as a tiny character, and this game nails that aesthetic. The game controls well, and even in precarious situations I always felt in control of Mousey. Even the loading screen is great, it's one of the best ones I've seen in a while.