Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed
Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed is Purple Lamp's remake of the 2010 original, bringing the dark reimagining of Mickey Mouse to modern platforms as a 3D action-platformer. The game tasks players with restoring a corrupted world through exploration and combat, taking the character in a notably grittier direction than typical Disney fare.
Following its console and PC release last September, the game is expanding to mobile platforms. iOS and Android versions launched in September, bringing the full experience to phones and tablets through pre-orders and pre-registration. The mobile release represents a significant platform expansion for the remake, making the cult-classic adventure accessible to a wider audience beyond traditional console and PC gaming.
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3D Platformer ‘Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed’ Comes to iOS and Android September 16
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Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed has you saving a dark world as the iconic animated mouse
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