The art of Epic Mickey is some of the creepiest concept art you will ever see. In fact, many of the early designs for the original game could have tilted Disney Epic Mickey into a more horrific genre.

First released on the Nintendo Wii, Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed returns with a new coat of paint on modern platforms.

Epic Mickey: Rebrushed is a ground-up remaster of the 2009 Wii game, but do the flashy upgrades make it worth checking out?

Epic Mickey: Rebrushed review: The call is coming from inside the house (of Mouse) In 2024, Epic Mickey's lightly creepy whimsy feels like an omen of things to come.

The original title was released in November 2010 and follows Mickey as he breaks in to a world of “forgotten things”, concept art and animations for cartoons that never made it to the screen.

Epic Mickey: Rebrushed comes with some obvious visual and control changes, but it's full of other little tweaks that go the extra mile.

In fact, Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed is positively brimming with content, from pin badges and E-tickets to original concept art and full vintage cartoon reels.

Epic Mickey otherwise follows typical 3D platformer tropes in which you navigate obstacles in the dilapidated world, battle enemies, solve puzzles, and snag all kinds of collectibles.

Wii classic Epic Mickey has been remastered for modern platforms. Read our Epic Mickey Rebrushed PS5 Review to see how it shapes up!

Review: Epic Mickey Rebrushed feels like a brand new game thanks to its rich adventuring and beautiful face lift, and it's not to be missed.

Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed is set to paint its way onto Switch next week on 24th September. Ahead of that release date, THQ Nordic has shared a deep dive trailer which runs through some of the ...

Disney Epic Mickey is a action/adventure game where players will send Mickey Mouse, armed with a magical paintbrush, on an epic creative journey to brave the dangerous world of Wasteland.