Mouse: P.I. For Hire hits one million copies sold, gets a PS5 physical edition

Mouse: P.I. For Hire — the noir-style cartoon detective FPS — has crossed one million copies sold, and the milestone arrives alongside the launch of a physical edition on PS5.

The game blends a 1930s animated aesthetic with first-person shooter gameplay, casting players as a hard-boiled mouse detective. The physical PS5 release gives the game a retail presence to match its digital footprint across platforms.

Mouse: P.I. For Hire carved out a niche as one of the more visually distinctive indie shooters in recent memory, leaning hard into the rubberhose animation style popularized by games like Cuphead. Hitting a million copies as an indie FPS is a genuine achievement in a genre dominated by big-budget titles.

With the physical edition now on shelves and the million-copy milestone in the books, the developers have a strong foundation to build on — whether that means post-launch content or a follow-up project remains to be seen.