I commissioned some mice Reviews

Beautiful art work! Very relaxing cozy game :)) . Those damn cheesez, couldn't always find those. I need this game with OTTERS!!

This was a nice change of pace. Don't get me wrong I like the bees but it was cool finding something different and very cute as finding mousekawitts ;} All very nice seek n find games in this series with different art works and options in the main menu. Super relaxed and chill! Keep em coming dev. :} I Recommend all these games!

I've enjoyed this game. I like the relaxation warning. The game definitely tends towards relaxing rather than challenging but it's cute and fun. There is a option to zoom in for those who rely on it. Well worth the tiny price.

I’ve purchased all the “I commissioned some...” games, and i like all of them! It’s both challenging and incredibly fun. The bunnies and carrots are cleverly hidden among vibrant, abstract shapes, making them tricky to spot even though they’re technically in plain sight. It’s an impressive design that keeps you engaged and entertained. I highly recommend this game to hidden object fans who are looking for a relaxing yet stimulating experience. This game strikes a perfect balance and stands out as a must-play in the series. 😊

Follows the usual formula of the I commissioned some series based on drawing with diffrent artists and 100+ hidden elements in the levels with some creative use of the new cheese idea. Overall a fun relaxing experience but do note that there are 15 levels for around 0.5-1h so ideally buy it with a bundle and/or discount.

This game is the perfect amount of relaxing and peaceful while still having an entertaining objective. I loved the hints feature, I'm not someone who likes searching for things in "find the" games and having to google locations when I get frustrated, I kind of prefer to cruise more and the hints feature gave me that ability. I loved this peaceful little game, and I can't wait to play the other versions of it. :) 10/10 through and through. Also, for any achievement hunters, you can fully complete the game by just playing it through, no need to look up guides etc which is a nice change sometimes. :)

An interesting variant in the series; I think any theme other than bees works well because you can be a lot more creative than drawing a little scribble; to be fair, some of the "bees" games are decent, but not as attractive in both their artwork and the subject matter. Here, you try to spot mice and pieces of cheese, and I didn't find that any of the 15 drawings assaulted my vision; too expensive for about 1 hour of gameplay (yes, you can play it again at a later date if you want to). So about 120 items to find in each of the 15 levels. Worth it if you can grab it for $3 or less.

[b]PROS:[/b] + some charming art styles + great music + great on the Steam Deck [b]CONS:[/b] - localization doesn't work - achievements are restricted even though this isn't a free game - fairly easy compared to the others [b]Comment:[/b] Beginning of the mice saga in the I commissioned some X series. But it already has many sequels and no wonder since this whole series is a money printing machine. It's pretty much smooth sailing from start to finish. I did not encounter any problematic levels like I usually do. In fact the whole play time clocked just under an hour. But the problem is that the art style is similar to the other games. And the series is blending together. To be honest if I did not see the title name here I might even forget what I was looking for in this entry. On top of that the localization setting, which is basically just the name of the game in the menu, does not work. Overall it might still be a fun game but the copy and paste style of churning these out is starting to show. Get it on sale I guess, but honestly there are better entries in the series... ------------------------------------------------------------------ [b]If you liked this review you can find more on the [/b][url=http://store.steampowered.com/curator/28638055-Subjective-Reviews-Corner/][u]Curator page[/u][/url][b] or in my [/b][url=http://steamcommunity.com/groups/srcorner][u]Review Corner[/u][/url][b].[/b]

After working a full two weeks on a project, I thought it's high time to relax. Browsing through my games, I suddenly remembered that the dev, Follow the Fun, released a new game called I commissioned some mice. So I immediately bought it (love the series!) and started playing it. The relaxing music just made my day. PROS: - Simple to learn mechanics; - Wonderful artworks (kudos to the artists!); - Nice little mice; - I suddenly want to go the the fridge to get some cheese (I did it in the end and ate cheese while playing!); - Relaxing music. CONS: - Nothing. MORE, MORE!!! I want more of these! This dev has won my heart! Not just mine, but all of my friends'! I recommend it to any player that likes this genre!

A new catch in the "I commissioned some..." series and its a good one! As the ancestors you go for some animals in the hidden object game. This time it is mice and slices of cheese. There are 15 unique artworks in which you are looking for more than 1500 hidden objects, so take your time... The drawings are cute and the music is chosen according to the piece of art. If you are really stuck, there are unlimited hints. I recommend buying it on sale or in the bundle... now. Enjoy it with some chocolate! Mocha Truffles Ingredients Makes 5-1/2 dozen 2 packages (12 ounces each) semisweet chocolate chips 1 pound dark chocolate candy coating, coarsely chopped White candy coating, optional 3 tablespoons instant coffee granules 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened 2 teaspoons water Directions In a microwave-safe bowl, melt chocolate chips; stir until smooth. Beat in cream cheese. Dissolve coffee in water; add to cream cheese and beat until smooth. Chill until firm enough to shape. Shape into 1-in. balls and place on waxed paper-lined baking sheets. Chill until firm, 1-2 hours. In a microwave, melt chocolate coating; stir until smooth. Dip balls in chocolate; allow excess to drip off. Place on waxed paper; let stand until set. If desired, melt white coating and drizzle over truffles. Ein neuer Teil der "Ich beauftragte ein paar..." Reihe... und es ist ein guter Teil! Wie die Vorgänger sucht man Tiere in diesem Wimmelbildspiel. Dieses Mal sind es Mäuse und Käsestücke. Es gibt 15 verschiedene Kunstwerke, in denen man mehr als 1500 versteckte Gegenstände finden soll. Die Zeichnungen sind süß gemacht und die Musik paßt zum Kunstwerk. Solltest du wirklich festhängen, gibt es unbegrenzt Hilfe. Ich empfehle, das Spiel im Sale oder im Bündel zu kaufen... jetzt! Genieße es mit etwas Schokolade!