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MouseCraft unfolds inside a whimsical, steampunk laboratory where Schrödinger—who happens to be a cat—is working tirelessly on a mysterious invention powered by cheese. To fuel his contraption, he creates blind mice that march endlessly forward until they hit a wall, fall into a pit, or encounter a lethal hazard. Your objective is to act as the master architect: falling Tetrominos (Tetris-style blocks of various shapes and properties) must be placed in real time to build staircases, bridge gaps, and protect the mice as they waddle toward the goal.
The gameplay challenges your spatial awareness and quick-thinking abilities across dozens of increasingly complex stages. As you progress, the laboratory introduces new block types—such as explosive blocks, glass blocks, and bouncy jelly blocks—alongside environmental threats like acid pools, laser beams, and snapping mousetraps. The PlayStation Vita version offers both traditional physical button controls and intuitive touchscreen placement, ensuring absolute precision when dropping blocks. With its addictive loop and charming aesthetic, MouseCraft stands out as a brilliant brain-teaser on the go.
Feature | Details |
Developer | Crunching Koalas |
Publisher | Crunching Koalas |
Genre | Puzzle, Strategy, Indie, Arcade |
Platform | PlayStation Vita (Cross-Buy with PS4/PS3) |
Release Date | July 2014 |
Language | English |
Players | 1 Player (Single-player) |
Controls | Touchscreen and DualAnalog / D-Pad and Face Buttons |
Classic Mashup Mechanics: Experience a brilliant fusion of Tetris block-dropping puzzle design and Lemmings-style rodent guidance.
Specialized Block Types: Utilize explosive, unbreakable, glass, and jelly blocks to manipulate terrain and solve intricate physics puzzles.
Hazard-Filled Levels: Navigate dangerous laboratory environments featuring acid pits, lasers, electrical currents, and mechanical enemies.
Dual Control Integration: Play using either responsive physical buttons or direct touchscreen block placement tailored for the PS Vita.
Portable Level Editor: Create, test, and share your own custom puzzle stages using the built-in level design tools.
The mice move forward automatically on their own, meaning you cannot control their movement directly. Instead, you must manipulate the environment by placing blocks to guide them safely to the exit.
If a mouse falls from too high, touches acid, or wanders into a trap, it is vaporized, forcing you to restart or rely on surviving mice depending on the level's win conditions.
Yes! The PlayStation Vita release traditionally includes Cross-Buy support with PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3 versions, allowing you to enjoy your progress across multiple devices.
You can use the D-pad and face buttons to rotate and drop tetrominos quickly, or tap directly on the touchscreen to place blocks with pinpoint accuracy.
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