Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed is now available on iPhone, iPad, and Android as a $15.99 premium mobile release. Rather than a free-to-play spin-off, it brings the remake’s complete single-player campaign to mobile through a one-time purchase.
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Release date, platforms, and price
THQ Nordic Mobile and Snapshot Games released the game on September 16, 2026, through the App Store and Google Play. The listed U.S. price is $15.99.
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The game is sold as a single purchase and has no in-app purchases. Storefront prices can differ by country and platform: launch reporting listed 700 rubles on Apple’s Russian App Store and 699 rubles on Google Play. Those figures are regional examples, not a universal conversion rate.
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What is included
The mobile version is presented as the full campaign of Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed, not a cut-down mobile adaptation. Its core play centers on the remake’s brush-based mechanics, carried over from the Epic Mickey concept.
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That makes the port most relevant to players looking for a traditional, self-contained 3D platformer on a phone or tablet—one bought upfront rather than supported by recurring purchases.
Controls: touch first, controller optional
The mobile edition has touch-optimized controls, and reporting on the release also confirms external controller support. That gives players two practical ways to play: touch controls for quick portable sessions, or a gamepad for those who prefer physical inputs for platforming.
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iPhone, iPad, and Android requirements
Apple’s listing requires iOS 18.0 or later on iPhone and iPadOS 18.0 or later on iPad.
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A definitive Android minimum—such as required Android version, chipset, RAM, GPU, or installed storage size—is not established in the provided store information. Android buyers should use Google Play’s device-compatibility notice on their own handset before purchasing.
Likewise, there is not enough published evidence here to make a reliable claim about the final installed storage requirement. Leaving extra free space before downloading is sensible, but a specific gigabyte figure should be checked in the relevant storefront.
Does it look the same as the console remake?
The mobile release is a port of Purple Lamp’s 2024 remake, but available sources do not provide a verified resolution, frame-rate, texture-quality, or graphics-settings comparison with the console and PC editions. It is therefore safer to view it as a mobile adaptation of the remake rather than assume identical visual performance across every device.
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Who made the mobile version?
Snapshot Games handled the mobile version, while THQ Nordic Mobile published it. Reporting around the release also identifies THQ Nordic Mobile as the renamed HandyGames brand.
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Purple Lamp developed the 2024 remake for consoles and PC. The original Epic Mickey debuted on Wii in 2010, developed by Junction Point Studios and published by Disney Interactive Studios.
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Where it fits in the Epic Mickey timeline
- 2010: Epic Mickey launched for Wii.
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- September 24, 2024: Purple Lamp’s Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed released for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and Windows.
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- September 16, 2026: The remake reached iPhone, iPad, and Android.
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- October 6, 2026: Nintendo lists a Switch 2 version of Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed.
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Another premium console-style game on mobile
The release joins a wider set of premium games making their way to smartphones and tablets. One close comparison is Feral Interactive’s mobile version of Tomb Raider (2013), which launched on iOS and Android for $19.99 with touch controls and gamepad support.
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That does not prove every major console port will use the same commercial model or have comparable performance. But Epic Mickey’s full-campaign, upfront-price approach gives mobile players a clearer proposition than a game designed around microtransactions: pay once, then play the complete adventure.
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