MOUSE: P.I. For Hire's Biggest Update Yet Lets Players Replay Levels Without Losing Progress

Fumi Games has released the largest update yet for MOUSE: P.I. For Hire, introducing the long-requested Level Revisit feature that allows players to replay completed missions without resetting their overall progress. Previously, missed collectibles and unfinished side quests could only be recovered by starting a new playthrough. With the new update, players can simply return to previously cleared stages through the overworld map while keeping all of their existing upgrades, items, and progression. The feature has been one of the community's most requested additions since launch.

The update also delivers a wide range of quality-of-life improvements across all platforms. Players can now enjoy better performance optimizations, a redesigned weapon wheel, improved controller remapping, horizontal axis inversion, and numerous gameplay fixes. On PC, the patch adds full support for 21:9 and 32:9 ultrawide monitors, while console versions receive Uncapped VRR support and a new 40 FPS Balanced Mode on compatible hardware.

Alongside the new replay system, Fumi Games has fixed hundreds of bugs affecting progression, combat, and stability. Several issues that could block story progression or cause players to become stuck have been resolved, making the noir-inspired shooter more polished than ever. The developers say the update is designed to improve replayability while giving completionists an easier way to collect everything without restarting the entire campaign.

The Level Revisit feature represents one of the biggest improvements to MOUSE: P.I. For Hire since its release. By allowing players to freely return to completed missions while preserving their progress, Fumi Games has addressed one of the community's most common requests and made it far easier to complete every collectible and side activity in the game.