"Epic Mickey: Rebrushed is a welcome return for one of Mickey’s most memorable adventures, this is just about everything one could’ve wanted out of a revisit to a lost classic. It fumbles its execution a bit with the performance, but there are enough novel ideas and enjoyable gameplay concepts here to make the experience more than worth your while." - Mitch Vogel | NintendoLife
Embracer Group announced its financial results for the second quarter of the fiscal year, 2024/25, and they aren't great.
That rampant spreading spree since 2017 was bound to end in a bad way at some point. They overextended unfortunately
They intended to sell everything to Saudi Arabia, and when that deal fell through their main reason to exist died. All they can do now is try to slow their decline until they find some kind of stability.
If only there was some type of organization… maybe even a governmental one… that could stop companies from wrecking an industry by spending buckets of money they don’t actually have.
Nah. That would be socialism.
VGChartz's Evan Norris: "Thanks to Purple Lamp and THQ Nordic, Epic Mickey gets another opportunity to shine. Even better, it gets a chance to expand upon what worked in 2010 and fix what didn't. Thanks to refined camera controls, additional moves, quality-of-life enhancements, expanded 2D platforming sections, and the retention of almost everything that made the Wii version special, Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed is the best way to experience Mickey's adventure in Wasteland. There's still room for improvement — particularly with the morality system and voice acting — and there are a handful of performance issues in the Switch version, but overall this remake is a beautiful tribute to an epic game."
TNS: "Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed is a faithful remake of the 2010 classic with modern gameplay mechanics, QoL features, and stunning visuals."
I'll probably grab this, this is a remaster of an already good game that i never got to play, Mickey games remind me of when Disney could pull some real magic an not whatever they do these days.