You guessed this Switch 2 party game about mouse, mouse control

Nitrome, the developer behind Shovel Knight Dig, announced a new game called Mouse Work. It is around use Mouse controls for Nintendo Switch 2.

The work of the mouse does include the idea of ​​”mouse”. This is a party game where players use Joy-Con 2s in mouse mode to control the mouse and complete the mini game. We saw some of these mini games in the trailer that debuted, such as mini games where players pick up and stack boxes, drawing lines that appear on canvas, annoying pop-up ads up close on PC desktops, shooting asteroids in space, guiding rock climbing up walls, and more.

In mouse work, each of these mini games is called the work that the player must do in order to earn the in-game game currency Cheddar. Players can then use cheddar cheese to buy new cosmetics for the player-controlled mouse cursor. Official descriptions show that the entire game can be played in solos or in a co-op. Part-time UFO It's the title that most people think of immediately.

The mouse work is the first Switch-2 independent game to be built after the announcement last week, and it is worth noting. It fills the same niche as games like this Snipperclips: Cut it out! As a child-friendly cooperative release window game, players can master one of the core hardware concepts of the Nintendo System. Where Snipperclips emphasizes simple cooperative games, mouse work takes advantage of the mouse capabilities of the Joy-Con 2 controller.

Nitrome has not confirmed the release date for the mouse to work, just saying “Hot will be released at the tail of the Nintendo Switch 2”. The new system will be released on June 5 Start the lineup include Mario Karting World And more.