The FPS MOUSE P.I. For Hire will not feature microtransactions

, by Thibaut

The FPS MOUSE P.I. For Hire will not feature microtransactions

With its black-and-white 1930s cartoon aesthetics, MOUSE P.I. For Hire is poised to be one of the most promising first-person shooters of the year.

Now, studio Fumi Games has announced that the game won't feature any microtransactions to distract players. After all, this is a single-player retro FPS through and through. The dev has also reconfirmed that, in addition to the PC version, the game is coming to consoles this very year. We'll have a precise release date shortly.

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