Mouse: P.I. For Hire Detective Joins Super Meat Boy 3D
Playing as the detective turns the screen black-and-white to match the look of Mouse: P.I. For Hire, and the character is rendered in a cube-like shape.
The mouse detective from Mouse: P.I. For Hire has been added to Super Meat Boy 3D as a playable character, according to PC Gamer. The crossover puts the Mouse protagonist into the game's roster of playable figures.
Playing as the Mouse detective turns the screen black-and-white, matching the look of Mouse: P.I. For Hire. The character is rendered in a cube-like shape and must navigate a Labyrinth filled with sawblades.
Super Meat Boy 3D currently holds a Very Positive rating on Steam.
Earlier crossovers
Crossovers are not new to the series. In the 2010s, Meat Boy appeared as a playable character in the Bit.Trip games, and CommanderVideo cameoed in Super Meat Boy.
In his PC Gamer impressions, Shaun Prescott said Super Meat Boy 3D had no vibe and lacked the tastelessness of Edmund McMillen's touch, though its running, jumping and exploding felt good. PC Gamer contributor Phil Iwaniuk gave Mouse: P.I. For Hire an 86% review, calling it a bona fide classic that is more than just an eye-grabbing art style.
Quick answers
Who is the new playable character in Super Meat Boy 3D?
The mouse detective from Mouse: P.I. For Hire, according to PC Gamer.
What happens when you play as the mouse detective?
The screen turns black-and-white to match the look of Mouse: P.I. For Hire, and the character is rendered in a cube-like shape.
How is Super Meat Boy 3D rated on Steam?
It currently has a Very Positive rating on Steam.