developer Purple lamp and editor THQ Nordic announced this week that their 3D platform remake, titled Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed, will be coming to PC, PlayStation, Xbox consoles, and Nintendo Switch via Steam on September 24. A demo is also available for all platforms, giving players a look at Mickey’s first encounter with Blot and the Mad Doctor.
More details on Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed can be found below. Demos can be found in the store of your preferred platform.
Every stroke of your magic brush counts! Use paint to restore beauty and harmony, or thinner to transform your surroundings and uncover hidden secrets. Your choices will affect Mickey’s fate and change the outcome of this artistic odyssey. Will you become the epic hero Wasteland needs?
Encounter iconic characters like Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, Walt Disney’s first creation, as you travel between the lands of the Wasteland. Collect virtual Disney pins, complete creative challenges and uncover secrets as you explore classic platforming levels inspired by cartoons and short films.
Originally conceived by Warren Spector and reimagined by Purple Lamp, Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed uses cutting-edge graphics and improved controls to breathe new life into a beloved classic. Experience new movement abilities for Mickey, such as sprinting, ground-shoving, and dashing. The game’s compelling story makes it an unforgettable adventure for longtime fans and newcomers alike. Join Mickey Mouse and uncover the secrets of Wasteland in this tribute to Disney’s legacy.
- Explore a reimagined wasteland filled with timeless Disney characters and stories.
- Wield the magic brush: paint to create, dilute to change. Every decision shapes your story.
- Meet Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, Disney’s original star, in a richly detailed, narrative world.
- Enjoy advanced gameplay with new abilities and improved graphics in a classic setting.
- Mickey has new moves like sprint, jab and dash.
- High replay value with multiple endings based on your individual play style and decisions.
