It's On The Mouse

Very good game, very charming, decent voice acting, and just overall addicting gameplay loop, would be very fun to speedrun. Definitely recommend.

Cute tiny girl game is cute.

I really like this game. The gameplay reminds me of the restaurant tycoon style games, where you are a waiter running impatient customers their food endlessly to get the best score. Each day / level in the game can, especially later, take a little bit more time than I would have chosen, but had not discouraged me for perfecting the levels! The story gets really wacky, but it isn't something that upset me or felt poorly done. It felt genuine and I can only hope those who wrote and worked on the (FULLY VOICE ACTED) lines had fun doing so! I understand other negative reviews, but disagree with them on the stance of personally having a great time with the game. Does it play in a kink space? Yes, it definitely FEELS like it does, but it's not over-sexualized, nor does the game play suffer from it! I don't personally share the size-play kink, but it instead just feels fun and silly to me in a good way.

This game was very promising at the start, but it gets repetitive fast and extremely difficult by about halfway through the game. Also I don't know what the hell they were thinking with the fairy's terrible voice. It sounds like someone trying to purposely put on a bad voice while also talking through a toilet paper roll.

This game is absolutely adorable AND fun! The story and mechanics are cute and creative. I also love the music and visuals. Thank you to the Game Grumps for introducing me to this wonderful experience! <3

Price paid: €5 (sale) • Regular price: €12 Opening It starts cute and looks lovely, but it runs out of ideas within the first hour. After 45 minutes I was left with one clear feeling: charming concept, repetitive experience. The controls feel oddly rubbery, and the repetition hits fast—e.g., the line “Why is human food so big?” popped up 10–15 times in no time. That kind of loop scrapes the charm right off. (Fairness) I know this is a small team—maybe even a solo dev—and I respect the effort. But I have to judge the overall experience as it plays, whether it’s made by 1 or 50 people. I genuinely hope the developer listens and keeps making games, because the ideas are there. What works Cute presentation and a cozy little framing story. A few fun moments where scale and environment actually click. …and what breaks it Controls aren’t smooth—jumps and movement feel off and imprecise. Repetition in both gameplay and voice lines drains momentum. Objectives and...