If you’re a fan of daytime TV, you know Camryn Grimes as Mariah Copeland on The Young and the Restless. But come April 16, she’s trading the high-stakes drama of Genoa City for a noir-inspired, rubber hose world of rodents and revolvers. And no, she’s not leaving Y&R.
Fumi Games and PlaySide Studios just pulled back the curtain on the main voice cast for MOUSE: P.I. For Hire, and it’s shaping up to be a seriously strong lineup.
The Voices of Mouseburg
The studios dropped a new trailer that gives a behind-the-scenes look at the actors in the booth. It’s more than just a cast list. The actors share what inspired their performances and some of their favorite recording moments.
Leading the way is Troy Baker as Jack Pepper, the extra-sharp protagonist. He’s a former war hero turned debt-ridden detective, taking on odd cases just to stay afloat.
But for soap fans, their eyes and ears will be peeled for Camryn Grimes. In a clear shift from her soap roots, she voices Tammy Tumbler, Jack’s intelligent and resourceful right-hand. Tammy is not just along for the ride either. She’s the brains behind a lot of the operation, constantly working on inventions and helping upgrade Jack’s weapons to survive the streets.
Meet the Rest of the Crew
The cast is rounded out with some familiar voice acting talent:
Florian Clare plays Wanda Fuller, a determined journalist chasing the truth and exposing corruption in Mouseburg. Fred Tatasciore takes on John Brown, the hardworking owner of the Little & Big pub.
Frank Todaro voices Cornelius Stilton, a calculated politician who uses his connections to feed Jack key information throughout the story.
Mark Your Calendars
Alongside the cast reveal, it was announced that the game has already passed 1.5 million wishlists. For a stylized, indie-leaning title like this, that is a pretty huge milestone.
Players can also hear directly from the cast in the latest trailer, where they share a message ahead of launch.
If you haven’t already, you can still wishlist the game before it drops. MOUSE: P.I. For Hire officially launches April 16, 2026, on PC via Steam, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch 2.
Whether you’re in it for the unique 1930s cartoon style or just want to hear Camryn Grimes in a completely different kind of role, this is one to keep an eye on.
Photo Credit: JPI Studios.
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