Description

Whiskers twitch and tiny paws skitter in Mouserun!, a nimble arcade chase where a determined mouse darts through kitchens, pantries, and garden paths to collect wedges of cheese while dodging household hazards. The core loop is easy to learn: tilt or tap to steer, hold for a short dash that spends stamina, and thread through moving patterns of slippers, mousetraps, and thorny brambles that reset progress on contact; each stage layers paths with forked routes, timing gates, and optional side rooms filled with small bonuses that reward curiosity. Success favors patience and angles. Before you sprint, watch how obstacles cycle—slippers shuffle in predictable arcs, traps spring and reset on a steady count, and bramble gaps drift like a tide—then plan a line that enters each gap on its widest beat. Practical tips: treat stamina like a tool for corrections rather than raw speed, using short bursts to escape crowded corners; keep your pointer slightly inside turns so you don’t clip edges; and favor diagonals when paths bend because they create safer, longer lanes. Cheese shards add up to stage stars that unlock new routes, but you rarely need every piece in one go; chart a sensible main path first, then revisit to scoop what you missed once patterns feel familiar. Hidden nooks sometimes hold safe zones where you can reset your rhythm, and an optional “listen mode” turns cycles into soft audio ticks so timing is intuitive even when the screen is busy. Power-ups appear sparingly and feel purposeful: a tiny bell grants brief invulnerability but slows your dash so you still have to steer carefully, a crumb trail magnet pulls nearby shards without yanking you off course, and a clock nut freezes moving hazards for a heartbeat so you can cross a contested lane. Later levels widen the world with nighttime gardens that dim and glow, tile floors that slide underfoot, and pantry shelves with springy foil that can bounce you into a shortcut if you hit the angle cleanly. Map knowledge is a quiet edge, so pause at split corridors to peek at both options; usually one line trades distance for safety while the other offers speed with tighter timing. If a section keeps tripping you up, run it deliberately slow once to observe every cycle, mark the count—one, two, dash—then try again. Accessibility options keep frustration low: color-independent outlines make hazards readable, haptic pips warn of nearby traps, and a mistake cushion returns you to the last cheese cluster collected instead of the very start on long runs. The charm of Mouserun! comes from turning menace into choreography: what looks chaotic at first becomes a pattern you can predict and exploit, and the simple act of slipping between two snapping traps with a perfect micro-dash feels like threading a needle. Stages are short enough for quick practice yet deep enough to invite mastery, and each clean run plants a little confidence that carries into the next maze.

Instruction

WASD or arrow keys

Specifications

• Easy to play