MOUSE: P.I. For Hire - A Boss Battle with Robo-Betty in This New Gameplay Trailer - Players For Life | Gaming News, Reviews & Creative Media Hub

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RoboBetty, a boss character, will appear in the upcoming game Mouse P.I. For Hire. The battle against RoboBetty unfolds across three phases on an electrified ring and becomes more intense as she evolves.
Mouse P.I. For Hire features a unique visual style inspired by 1930s cartoons and cinema, with entirely hand-drawn, frame-by-frame animation in a black-and-white rubber hose style.
The game promises a tense first-person shooter experience with a diverse arsenal of weapons, explosive fights, and frantic boss encounters.
Mouse P.I. For Hire is scheduled for release on March 19, 2026, on multiple platforms including PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch 2. More trailer previews, interviews, event coverage, livestream replays, and gameplay videos are expected leading up to the launch. An early hands-on preview with details about the RoboBetty boss fight and level is coming soon.

New Gameplay Trailer Unveils RoboBetty Boss Battle in Mouse P.I. For Hire’s Electrifying Arena

Fumi Games and PlaySide Studios’ upcoming single-player action game, Mouse P.I. For Hire, continues to showcase its distinctive visual style, most recently in a new gameplay trailer revealed at the Convergence Showcase. The trailer highlights RoboBetty, a boss players will encounter within a secret laboratory. The battle unfolds across three phases on an electrified ring; as the fight progresses, RoboBetty evolves in appearance and attacks. IGN First has also previewed the RoboBetty boss battle in a 12-minute video. Mouse P.I. For Hire distinguishes itself with an artistic direction inspired by 1930s cartoons and cinema, featuring entirely hand-drawn, frame-by-frame animation in a black-and-white “rubber hose” style. Despite this classic aesthetic, the game promises a tense first-person shooter experience, blending a diverse arsenal of weapons with explosive fights and frantic boss encounters. Mouse P.I. For Hire is scheduled for release on March 19, 2026, on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch 2. In the lead-up to the launch, expect to see more trailer previews, interviews, event coverage, livestream replays, and gameplay videos. An early hands-on preview with details about the RoboBetty boss fight and level is coming soon.

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