A remake of Disney Epic Mickey called Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed will be released on PC and modern consoles later this year.

Epic Mickey: Rebrushed

Nintendo first announced Epic Mickey: Rebrushed during Wednesday’s Nintendo Direct: Partner Showcase. Described as a “faithful remake” of the 2010 game, Epic Mickey: Rebrushed will feature updated graphics and improved skills.

Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed: Join Mickey Mouse on a colorful adventure as he traverses Wasteland, a world inspired by Disney classic stories. Play the 2010 classic along with a variety of upgrades in this enhanced remake of the action-adventure 3D platformer originally released on the Wii console. Along with updated graphics and other improvements, Mickey Mouse’s abilities have been improved with a whole new set of skills and more. For fans of the original and new fans alike get ready for an adventure of truly “epic” proportions when Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed launches on Nintendo Switch this year.

Following the Direct, an official website for the remake was made public, confirming that it will also make its way to PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. It can be wishlisted now on your platform of choice.

Watch the announcement in the Nintendo Direct: Partner Showcase and then the Rebrushed trailer below.

Nintendo did not announce an exact release date for Epic Mickey: Rebrushed.

The original platform game was developed by Junction Point Studios and published by Disney Interactive Studios for the Nintendo Wii in 2010. THQ Nordic is creating the Rebrushed version.

In the story of the game, the sorcerer Yen Sid was creating a world for forgotten Disney characters and concepts when his magic mirror lured Mickey Mouse into his workshop. The curious Mickey accidentally damaged the world, turning it into a Wasteland. Mickey is pulled into the world, where players control him and use paint and paint thinner to change the Wasteland and battle the Shadow Blot. Oswald the Lucky Rabbit is featured, marking the character’s first appearance in a Disney project since the company acquired him in 2006. It was the first time Mickey and Oswald ever appeared together.

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