Epic Mickey: Rebrushed Coming to Mobile Devices on September 16
Epic Mickey: Rebrushed launches on iOS and Android on September 16, bringing Mickey Mouse's magical adventure and iconic paint mechanics to mobile devices.


Epic Mickey: Rebrushed Coming to Mobile on September 16.
If you like the characters from Disney and platforming games, you have yet another reason to be excited. The popular remake game titled Epic Mickey: Rebrushed will be coming to your smartphone or tablet on September 16.
After being released earlier for console and PC versions, the mobile version of the game will offer the same colorful atmosphere and magic of the original Epic Mickey to the players.
Epic Mickey: Rebrushed Release Date on iOS & Android
The acclaimed remake of the classic Epic Mickey is coming to mobile platforms on September 16. It means that all the gamers using Android or iOS will be able to explore the abandoned lands of Wasteland and save it with their favorite Mickey Mouse anywhere they want to.
Mobile version of the game will include touch controls while maintaining the original gameplay mechanics of the remake.
Remake of a Classic Disney Game
Epic Mickey: Rebrushed was originally released as a remake of the game that came out in 2010 for Nintendo Wii. This game includes:
HD graphics
Improved character animations
Platforming mechanics
Updated controls
Famous system of magical paint and thinner
Players once again step into the shoes of Mickey Mouse, using creativity and choice to shape the world around them.
What Players Can Expect
The mobile version is expected to retain nearly all of the content available on console and PC, allowing players to enjoy:
- Story-driven adventure
- Puzzle-solving
- Platforming challenges
- Exploration of Wasteland
- Unique moral choices through paint and thinner mechanics
If performance matches the console experience, the mobile edition could become one of the most ambitious Disney games available on smartphones.
Why the Mobile Release Matters
Bringing Epic Mickey: Rebrushed to mobile expands the game's audience significantly. With modern smartphones capable of handling increasingly advanced games, Disney fans can enjoy a premium console-style experience without needing dedicated gaming hardware.
The launch also continues the trend of high-quality console titles making the jump to mobile platforms.
Final Thoughts
The arrival of Epic Mickey: Rebrushed on September 16 gives mobile gamers a chance to experience one of Disney's most beloved adventures on the go. Whether you're revisiting Wasteland or discovering it for the first time, the mobile release promises to bring Mickey's magical journey to a whole new audience.

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