Troy Baker Joins Fred Tatasciore and Florian Clare in Mouse: P.I. For Hire Cast
With the release of Mouse: P.I. For Hire just under a week away, anticipation is building for the unique black-and-white noir action game. Set to launch on April 16th for PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch 2, the game boasts an impressive voice cast.
While it was previously announced that Troy Baker would voice the lead detective, Jack Pepper, further details about the other prominent characters have now been revealed. Florian Clare lends their voice to Wanda Fuller, the intrepid reporter of Mouseburg, and Camryn Grimes portrays Tammy Tumbler, Jack's loyal right-hand woman and favorite tinkerer.
Adding to the roster, Fred Tatasciore takes on the role of John Brown, the proprietor of the local watering hole, the Little & Big pub. Finally, Frank Todaro embodies the cunning politician of Mouseburg, Cornelius Stilton.
You can get a glimpse of these talented voice actors discussing their involvement in Mouse: P.I. For Hire in the new trailer below.
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Troy Baker is joining Fred Tatasciore and Florian Clare in the cast of Mouse: P.I. For Hire.
We are less than a week away from diving into Mouse: P.I. For Hire and experiencing the anticipated black-and-white noir action game, powered by rubber hose animation. The launch is scheduled for April 16th on PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch 2. While we've previously covered the specifications for these different platforms, it's now time to discuss the cast involved.
We already knew that Troy Baker would be headlining Mouse: P.I. For Hire as detective Jack Pepper, but it has now also been revealed who is voicing a collection of other characters. We are told that Florian Clare embodies Wanda Fuller, the journalist of Mouseburg, and that Camryn Grimes is Tammy Tumbler, Jack's right-hand woman and favorite tinkerer.
Fred Tatasciore voices John Brown, the owner of the local bar, the Little & Big pub, and finally, Frank Todaro appears in the role of Cornelius Stilton, the calculating politician of Mouseburg.
You can see all these stars talk about their participation in Mouse: P.I. For Hire in the new trailer below.
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