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Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed

Name: Comprehensive Review and Analysis of Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed
Item: Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed
Author: MonsterCritic Editorial Team

2024

GenresAdventure, Action, Third Person Perspective, Platformer, Single Player

AvailableSep 24, 2024

PlatformXbox Series X, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, PC

DeveloperPurple Lamp Studios

Overview

Embark on a magical journey in Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed! Shape your adventure with the stroke of a brush and transform Wasteland as Mickey Mouse in this beautifully recreated 3D platformer.

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Story and Narrative

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TL;DR

A nostalgic, emotionally resonant ode to Disney’s forgotten corners, Epic Mickey: Rebrushed dazzles with inventive world-building and a bittersweet tale of redemption, but its clumsy morality system, hollow character arcs, and reliance on nostalgia undermine its ambition, leaving a charming yet flawed experience for die-hard fans.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR STORY

Story Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

65%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

35%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the story and narrative.

The story of Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed is widely praised for its nostalgic appeal, creative exploration of Disney lore, and thematic depth. Critics like VGC and But Why Tho? highlight the game’s inventive narrative, which delves into forgotten Disney characters such as Oswald the Lucky Rabbit while weaving in themes of redemption, abandonment, and the consequences of fame. The Wasteland, a realm for discarded cartoon creations, is frequently lauded as a unique setting that offers emotional resonance, with reviewers like Inverse noting its "heartfelt tale of redemption" and IGN France praising its exploration of choice and consequence. Additionally, the game’s multiple endings and player agency—mentioned by XboxEra and Oyungezer—add replayability, while the focus on Mickey’s relationship with Oswald and his journey to reconcile past mistakes is seen as a standout element by critics like Hey Poor Player and Areajugones. The narrative’s blend of whimsy and melancholy, particularly in its treatment of Disney’s "dark side," resonates strongly with fans of the franchise. However, several critics point out significant shortcomings in the story’s execution. Eurogamer Germany and GamingBolt criticize the lack of moral depth, noting that choices often feel simplistic or disconnected from the overarching plot. The morality system tied to painting and thinning is frequently dismissed as awkwardly integrated, with Xbox Tavern and others arguing it undermines the narrative’s cohesion. Voice acting is another recurring issue, with Checkpoint Gaming and Gamer Escape pointing out its absence detracts from immersion, while PlaySense and Softpedia describe the story as "child-friendly" but lacking in originality or surprise. Additionally, some reviewers, like GameGrin and CGMagazine, note that character development feels shallow, and the pacing of the plot—particularly in later sections—can feel disjointed, as highlighted by PlayStation Country. The game’s reliance on nostalgia and its occasionally heavy-handed themes also draw criticism, with Shacknews calling the narrative "hollow" in modern contexts. Overall, critics agree that Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed is a nostalgic, if imperfect, experience that appeals to Disney enthusiasts. While many praise its creative world-building, emotional depth, and homage to forgotten characters—echoing sentiments from VGC, But Why Tho?, and GamesHub—others feel it falls short in areas like narrative complexity and technical polish. The consensus leans toward appreciation for its unique vision and thematic ambition, even as flaws in mechanics and execution are acknowledged. As IGN Spain notes, the story remains "unchanged from the original," suggesting that while it may not revolutionize the genre, it successfully captures the spirit of its source material. For fans, the game’s charm and love for Disney history outweigh its shortcomings, making it a worthwhile but niche experience.

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story and narrative

Gameplay Mechanics

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Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed dazzles with its inventive paintbrush mechanics and creative exploration but falters under repetitive tasks, clunky controls, and uninspired combat, offering a nostalgic yet flawed revival that struggles to balance charm with challenge.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR GAMEPLAY

Gameplay Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

40%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

58%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the gameplay mechanics.

The gameplay of Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed receives praise for its creative mechanics and improved presentation, particularly the unique paintbrush system that allows players to manipulate environments through painting and erasing. Critics like COGconnected highlight the innovative use of the magical brush for puzzles and combat, while XboxEra notes responsive controls and new moves that enhance the experience. The game’s blend of 3D platforming, exploration, and puzzle-solving is seen as engaging, with GamesRadar+ praising its "fun adventure" and "innovative problem-solving mechanics." Additionally, TheXboxHub and TierraGamer commend the creative freedom offered by the paintbrush, which encourages experimentation in navigating levels and defeating enemies. The inclusion of a morality system and player choice, as mentioned by Impulsegamer and GAMINGbible, adds depth, allowing for varied interactions with the world. However, several critics highlight significant drawbacks, particularly repetitive mechanics and control issues. Hey Poor Player and Gaming Nexus criticize the slow, imprecise controls and reliance on guidance from characters like Gus, which detracts from challenge. CD-Action and Noisy Pixel note that the paintbrush mechanic, while initially interesting, becomes monotonous over time, leading to a "samey" experience. Vandal and Hobby Consolas point to mediocre platforming and tedious level interconnections, with But Why Tho? citing frustrating aiming issues during boss fights. The game’s pacing is also questioned, as SpazioGames mentions lingering issues despite improved controls, while Movies Games and Tech criticizes dated mission design with repetitive fetch quests. These flaws often overshadow the game’s creative elements, creating a mixed experience. Overall, critics agree that Rebrushed improves upon its predecessor with refined mechanics and better controls, but struggles to balance innovation with repetition. While Gaming Age acknowledges smoother gameplay on modern systems, others like Eurogamer Germany and Twinfinite emphasize the game’s accessibility and creative potential. However, the consensus leans toward a middle ground: the paintbrush mechanic and exploration are praised as standout features, but repetitive tasks, imprecise controls, and lack of challenge limit its appeal. GamesHub and MondoXbox recognize the effort to enhance the experience, yet many feel the game’s flaws—such as "tedious sections" (SpazioGames) and "unsatisfying combat" (GamersRD)—prevent it from fully realizing its potential. Ultimately, Rebrushed is seen as a nostalgic but imperfect revival, with its strengths often undermined by its shortcomings.

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Graphics and Visual Design

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Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed dazzles with a vibrant, atmospheric overhaul that modernizes its dark, nostalgic aesthetic, earning praise for 4K visuals, dynamic lighting, and cohesive art design—though minor flaws like dated cutscenes and Switch performance hiccups linger.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR VISUALS

Visual Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

86%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

14%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the graphics and visual design.

The majority of critics praised Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed for its significant visual improvements, highlighting a vibrant and atmospheric overhaul that modernizes the original’s aesthetic while retaining its unique charm. Many reviewers celebrated the game’s darker tone, noting how it effectively captures the "forgotten world" theme with richly detailed environments and a cohesive art style. For instance, IGN Spain and GamesRadar+ commended the blend of vintage animation styles with modern quality, while VGC praised the redesigned character models and environmental elements that maintain the original’s "dark Disney world aesthetic." The remaster’s 4K resolution, improved textures, and dynamic lighting—particularly on platforms like the PS5 and Xbox Series X—were frequently highlighted as standout features. GamesHub and PlayStation Universe emphasized the game’s "vibrant" and "visually striking" presentation, with Gamer Escape noting how the dark, gloomy aesthetic enhances the game’s storytelling. The visual upgrades also extended to 2D sections, with Hey Poor Player and GameGrin praising the sharper animations and magical atmosphere that elevate Mickey’s early adventures. Despite these positives, some critics pointed out minor flaws that prevented the visuals from fully meeting modern standards. A few noted dated or inconsistent elements, such as Gaming Nexus and GLHF criticizing the "bland" visual design and "dated, fuzzy" cutscenes, which contrasted with the game’s otherwise polished 3D environments. Twinfinite and GamingBolt mentioned issues with 2D cutscenes appearing blurry or pixelated, while Atomix highlighted performance inconsistencies on the Switch, including lower resolutions and frame rate drops. Additionally, Cubed3 and Multiplayer.it pointed to some "dull" stages and minor visual glitches, though these were exceptions rather than widespread complaints. While these critiques underscored the game’s limitations as a remake, they were often framed as minor drawbacks in an otherwise strong visual package. Overall, the consensus among critics was overwhelmingly positive, with most agreeing that Rebrushed successfully revitalized the original’s visuals for modern audiences. The remaster’s ability to balance nostalgia with contemporary polish—through improved textures, lighting, and atmospheric design—was widely celebrated. IGN Spain and COGconnected noted the "stunning visual overhaul," while PlayStation Universe and Vandal praised its "vibrant" and "respectful" approach to Disney’s artistic heritage. While a few critics pointed to specific flaws, these were overshadowed by the general acclaim for the game’s enhanced visuals, which many deemed a key strength. As GamesRadar+ put it, the remaster “faithfully recreates Disney locations with twisted themes,” cementing its status as a visually impressive update that honors its roots while embracing modern standards.

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graphics and visual design

Music and Sound Design

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Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed’s sound design dazzles with nostalgic, atmospheric charm and modernized audio polish, yet stumbles on barren voice work and jarring mixing, leaving its emotional depth mired in awkward silence.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR SOUND DESIGN

Sound Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

29%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

56%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

15%

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the music and sound design.

The sound design and music of Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed receive largely positive reception, with critics highlighting its nostalgic charm and atmospheric depth. Many praise the soundtrack’s ability to evoke classic Disney melodies while enhancing the game’s whimsical yet dark tone. Generación Xbox notes that the audio on the Xbox Series X feels "wonderful" due to improved sound quality, while MondoXbox emphasizes how original compositions inspired by "classic Disney melodies" amplify the game’s nostalgic appeal. Similarly, Atomix and Nintendo Life commend the preservation of iconic tunes, with the latter noting the "playful and somewhat devious tone" that complements the Wasteland setting. The score’s blend of orchestral and vintage elements is frequently lauded, as seen in CGMagazine’s description of it as "delightful," and Impulsegamer’s observation of a "Burtonesque style" that matches the visuals. These positives underscore the game’s success in maintaining its original auditory identity while benefiting from modern hardware enhancements. However, several critics point to significant drawbacks, particularly the absence of voice acting and inconsistent audio mixing. Pure Xbox and TheXboxHub criticize the lack of voice work as a "downside," noting it detracts from emotional storytelling, while XboxEra highlights "inconsistent" audio mixing that makes sound effects "lost or poorly played." This issue is echoed across platforms: Gaming Nexus calls the lack of voice acting "disappointing," and PlaySense mentions the awkwardness of cutscenes relying on subtitles. Additionally, some critics, like IGN France and GameGrin, find the background music "not particularly memorable" or "repetitive," though they acknowledge its nostalgic value. The absence of voice acting is a recurring theme, with CD-Action and Cubed3 noting that characters use "nonsensical sounds" instead of dialogue, which undermines immersion despite the game’s visual appeal. Overall, critics agree that Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed excels in preserving the original’s auditory charm while leveraging modern hardware to enhance sound quality. The soundtrack’s nostalgic and atmospheric qualities are widely celebrated, with many praising its ability to evoke classic Disney magic. However, the lack of voice acting remains a consistent criticism, with multiple reviewers—such as Pure Xbox, IGN Spain, and Gaming Nexus—arguing that it diminishes emotional engagement and storytelling depth. While some technical issues like audio mixing and repetition are noted, the consensus leans toward appreciation for the game’s sound design as a respectful homage to its roots, even if it falls short of modern voice-acting standards. The mixed reception reflects a balance between admiration for its nostalgic appeal and frustration with its missed opportunities in audio presentation.

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Voice Acting

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Critics panned Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed’s underwhelming voice acting, calling its minimal, outdated approach a major flaw that drained emotional depth and left cutscenes lifeless—despite some nostalgic praise for its retro aesthetic.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR VOICE ACTING

Acting Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

46%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

50%

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the voice acting.

The initial reception of Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed’s voice acting highlights a few positive aspects, particularly its adherence to the original game’s tone and style. Generación Xbox praised the faithfulness of the performances, noting that the voice acting “remains faithful to the original” without complaints about quality. Similarly, MondoXbox acknowledged the limited but nostalgic approach, pointing out that the narration and character sounds evoke the charm of classic cartoons. Movies Games and Tech also noted that while voice acting was minimal, the game’s sound effects were immersive and satisfying, adding to the gameplay experience. These perspectives suggest that some critics appreciated the deliberate, low-key use of vocal elements, which aligned with the game’s retro aesthetic and focus on visual storytelling. However, the majority of reviews criticized the lack of substantial voice acting as a significant drawback. TheXboxHub and ZTGD emphasized the “notable absence” of voice work, calling it a missed opportunity that weakened emotional engagement. Checkpoint Gaming and COGconnected argued that the reliance on subtitles in cutscenes felt outdated, especially for a Disney title, while GamingBolt and Gaming Nexus highlighted how the absence of dialogue in cinematics made character interactions feel flat. IGN Spain and PlaySense specifically pointed out that only Yen Sid had voice lines, leaving most characters reliant on text or grunts, which undermined the narrative’s impact. Many critics, including Hey Poor Player and But Why Tho?, lamented that the lack of voice acting made cutscenes feel “lifeless” or “awkward,” despite the game’s visual design. Overall, the consensus among critics is that Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed’s voice acting was underwhelming, with most viewing it as a critical flaw. While a few praised its nostalgic approach or minimal use of sound effects, the overwhelming sentiment was that the absence of robust vocal performances detracted from the game’s storytelling and emotional depth. ZTGD and GamingBolt framed this as a “missed opportunity,” while Oyungezer and Softpedia linked it to budget constraints or design choices that prioritized visuals over audio. Despite some positive notes, the lack of voice acting—particularly in cutscenes—was consistently cited as a major downside, leaving many reviewers disappointed by what they saw as an incomplete experience for a franchise known for its rich character-driven narratives.

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Technical Performance

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Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed shines with polished controls, smoother 60fps, and refined visuals on Xbox Series X/S and PS5, but Nintendo Switch and PC versions stumble with frame drops, load times, and bugs, undermining an otherwise solid technical upgrade.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR TECHNICAL PERFORMANCE

Tech Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

53%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

41%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the technical performance.

The technical performance of Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed receives generally positive feedback across most platforms, with notable improvements in controls, camera systems, and visual fidelity. On Xbox Series X, critics like MondoXbox highlight smooth 60fps performance, while Vandal and VGC praise the remaster’s fixes to camera and control issues from the original Wii version. TheXboxHub notes the game’s “generally good” control system despite minor inaccuracies, and ZTGD emphasizes consistent frame rates and 4K resolution. For PS5, multiple reviewers (e.g., GamingBolt, PlayStation Universe) laud its stability at 60fps, quick load times, and refined controls, with GLHF and IGN Spain specifically crediting the improved camera system. On Nintendo Switch, Atomix acknowledges performance issues but highlights improved camera controls, while Movies Games and Tech praise refined motion controls and quality-of-life adjustments. The PC version sees mixed reactions, with Eurogamer Germany and SpazioGames praising smoother gameplay and 4K/60fps support, though some critics like Noisy Pixel note frame drops. Despite these positives, technical shortcomings persist across platforms. On Xbox Series X, TheXboxHub and XboxEra mention occasional control inaccuracies and camera struggles, while VGC notes the original’s “technical hindrances” were addressed but not entirely eliminated. For Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Life and Pocket Tactics cite unstable frame rates, pop-in, and long load times, with Nintendo Insider criticizing the “long load times when returning to the hub area.” On PS5, PlaySense highlights a “game-breaking bug,” while Multiplayer.it mentions visual glitches, though most praise its smooth 60fps performance. The PC version faces criticism for frame drops (Noisy Pixel, Wccftech) and issues like backtracking problems on PC (Areajugones), with IGN France noting Steam Deck-specific display issues. These flaws, while often minor, detract from the overall experience on some platforms. Overall, critics agree that Rebrushed is a significant technical upgrade over the original, particularly in controls and camera systems, with most modern platforms (Xbox Series X/S, PS5) delivering polished performance. However, Nintendo Switch and PC versions face more persistent issues, such as frame rate inconsistencies and load times, which some reviewers feel hinder the experience. While the remaster’s improvements are widely celebrated—especially by critics like VGC and PlayStation Universe—the technical hiccups on certain platforms suggest that while the game has “moved away from the original’s motion controls” (PlayStation Country), it still requires refinement to fully match modern standards. The consensus leans toward a positive but imperfect technical overhaul, with platform-specific challenges shaping the overall reception.

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Replay Value

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Despite its charm, Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed offers mixed replayability: collectibles, branching narratives, and multiple endings entice repeat plays, but repetitive mechanics, hollow choices, limited backtracking, and underdeveloped consequences undermine longevity—appealing mainly to completionists and Disney fans, not a must-play for all.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR REPLAY VALUE

Replay Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

29%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

67%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the replay value.

The reviewers generally acknowledge several positive aspects of Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed’s replay value, particularly its collectibles, side quests, and branching narrative elements. Multiple critics highlight the game’s morality system and multiple endings as significant draws, with Noisy Pixel noting that "the consequences of choices feel half-baked" but still offering some incentive to revisit the game. GINX TV and COGconnected emphasize the New Game Plus mode and branching story paths, while Nintendo Life and XboxEra praise the unexpected ramifications of player decisions and exclusive content for completionists. Additionally, IGN Spain and GameGrin commend the abundance of collectibles, quests, and Photo Mode as factors that encourage repeated playthroughs. The game’s ability to revisit levels via a cinema feature (as noted by God is a Geek and MondoXbox) also adds layers of exploration, particularly for fans of Disney’s darker universe. However, several critics point out notable drawbacks that limit the game’s replayability. Gaming Nexus and PlaySense criticize the lack of meaningful rewards for collectibles and restricted exploration due to limited backtracking, while Multiplayer.it and GamingTrend note the inability to replay individual levels. CD-Action and Eurogamer Germany highlight repetitive mechanics and a lack of evolving content, which may deter long-term engagement. Inverse and Pure Xbox also mention that choices feel hollow or have limited impact, diminishing the appeal of multiple playthroughs. Additionally, Movies Games and Tech and Eurogamer Portugal point to dated mission design and an easy difficulty curve, which could reduce the incentive for players seeking challenges. These criticisms suggest that while the game has elements that encourage replaying, they are often undermined by structural or mechanical shortcomings. Overall, the consensus among critics is mixed but leans toward a moderate assessment of Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed’s replay value. While many praise its collectibles, side quests, and narrative branches (as highlighted by VGC, GamesRadar+, and XboxEra), others argue that repetitive gameplay, limited backtracking, and underdeveloped consequences for choices (noted by CD-Action, Inverses, and Eurogamer Germany) significantly curtail its longevity. The game’s appeal seems to depend on player preferences: completionists and Disney fans may find enough incentive to revisit it, as noted by Hobby Consolas and SpazioGames, while others might view it as a one-time experience due to its pacing and design flaws. Ultimately, the replay value is seen as decent but not exceptional, with room for improvement in areas like meaningful choices and dynamic content.

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Overall Verdict

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OVERALL SCORE DISTRIBUTION

Monster Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

52%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

48%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing all available reviews that scored and critiqued the game.

The overall sentiment toward Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed is largely positive, with many critics praising its nostalgic appeal, visual upgrades, and faithful homage to the original 2010 game. Reviewers like GAMES.CH and XboxEra highlight the improved graphics, gameplay enhancements, and "faithful homage to 'old Disney'," while IGN France and Eurogamer Germany commend its modernized visuals and controls without losing the original’s charm. The game’s art style and creative storytelling also receive acclaim, with CGMagazine noting it as a "visually captivating and creatively engaging experience," and GamesHub emphasizing its exploration of "the darker aspects of Disney lore." For fans of platformers and classic Disney, the remaster is seen as a worthwhile revisit, with GAMINGbible calling it a "must-play for Disney fans" and GINX TV describing it as a "magical experience filled with nostalgia." However, several critics point to significant flaws that hinder its broader appeal. The gameplay is frequently criticized as simplistic, repetitive, or outdated, with Gaming Nexus noting "simplistic gameplay, lack of challenge, and underwhelming presentation," while Noisy Pixel and TheSixthAxis highlight issues like "repetitive gameplay" and "outdated mechanics." Technical problems also surface, including bugs, control issues, and a lack of voice acting, as mentioned by Softpedia and GamesRadar+. Additionally, the game’s linear structure and weak morality system are seen as missed opportunities, with Multiplayer.it calling it "somewhat simplistic and linear" and But Why Tho? noting "missed opportunities with voice acting." These critiques suggest that while the remaster improves upon the original, it struggles to evolve beyond its 2010 roots. Despite these shortcomings, the consensus among critics is that Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed succeeds as a nostalgic, fan-focused experience. Many agree it’s best suited for Disney enthusiasts and platformer fans, with IGN Italia calling it "appealing to both new and returning players" and Pocket Tactics recommending it for "both fans of the original and newcomers." While some, like GamingBolt, argue it "still falls short of fully realizing its potential," others such as Areajugones and ZTGD praise its "thoughtful upgrade" and "triumphant return." The game’s ability to balance charm with modern improvements makes it a divisive but ultimately rewarding title, particularly for those invested in Disney’s legacy. As GamesHub concludes, it offers "a chance to re-appreciate one of the best Wii exclusive games in a new format," even if it doesn’t fully transcend its origins.

TL;DR

A nostalgic, visually upgraded remaster that charms with its faithful homage to the original but struggles with simplistic gameplay, technical hiccups, and outdated mechanics, making it a must-play for Disney fans despite its flaws.

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Reviews

109 reviews found

Player 2

PlayStation 5

Sep 25, 2024

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Epic Mickey: Rebrushed is a great remaster that retains the charm of the original while improving gameplay and accessibility, making it enjoyable for both new and returning players.

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Pure Nintendo

Nintendo Switch

Sep 24, 2024

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Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed is a delightful remake that enhances the original with improved graphics and gameplay, making it a must-play for fans.

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GameGrin

Oct 4, 2024

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Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed is praised as an excellent remake that appeals to Disney fans, combining fun gameplay with educational elements about Mickey's history.

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IGN Spain

PlayStation 5

Sep 23, 2024

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Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed is a well-crafted remake that successfully revitalizes a beloved classic, appealing to both new and returning players.

PlayStation Universe

PlayStation 5

Sep 23, 2024

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Disney Epic Mickey Rebrushed is praised for its engaging gameplay, beautiful visuals, strong writing, and improved technical performance. The remastering by Purple Lamp Studios has revitalized this cult classic, making it a must-visit location in the Wasteland.

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GameSkinny

Oct 2, 2024

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Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed is a highly enjoyable family game that successfully revamps the original while maintaining its charm.

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Xbox Tavern

Xbox Series X

Oct 2, 2024

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Epic Mickey: Rebrushed is a successful remake that celebrates the original while modernizing it for new audiences. Despite some minor flaws, it is a delightful experience for both fans and newcomers.

Hooked Gamers

Sep 24, 2024

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Disney Epic Mickey Rebrushed is described as a definitive edition that appeals to both fans and newcomers, praised for its visuals, controls, and charm.

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GINX TV

Sep 24, 2024

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Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed is a faithful and impressive remake that exceeds expectations, delivering a magical experience filled with nostalgia and improved gameplay.

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WellPlayed

PlayStation 5

Sep 23, 2024

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Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed is praised for preserving the original game's essence while enhancing visuals and playability. The remaster is seen as a successful revitalization of a unique Disney experience.

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