Mickey Mouse in video games

Mickey Mouse has been featured in so many video games, such as the Magical Quest series and the Kingdom Hearts series, that a whole page is needed to cover his appearances in them.
==Appearances==
===Mickey's Space Adventure===
The first Mickey Mouse computer game, released in 1984. It is a verb-and-noun command adventure game by Al Lowe and released by Sierra On-Line, in which Mickey and Pluto must travel to each planet in Earth's solar system to collect 9 pieces of a crystal on behalf of an alien race.
===Mickey Mousecapade===
Mickey Mousecapade (released as simply Mickey Mouse in Japan) from Hudson Soft on the Nintendo Entertainment System marked Mickey's first starring role in a home console video game. In it, he and Minnie embark on a mission to rescue Alice from either the Queen of Hearts (in the Japanese version) or Maleficent (in the American version).
===The Illusion series===
On Sega's video game systems, Mickey starred in several games that went with the title [Place] of Illusion. These include Castle of Illusion starring Mickey Mouse on the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive and Master System, Land of Illusion starring Mickey Mouse on the Game Gear, World of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck on the Genesis, and Legend of Illusion starring Mickey Mouse on the Master System.
===The Magical Quest series===
Mickey also starred in a trilogy of games produced by Capcom for the Super Nintendo in the 1990s. These are The Magical Quest starring Mickey Mouse in 1992, The Great Circus Mystery starring Mickey and Minnie in 1994 (which was also released on the Sega Genesis), and Disney's Magical Quest 3 starring Mickey and Donald, released only in Japan in 1995. All three games were later ported to the Game Boy Advance nine years after their original releases, which marked Magical Quest 3's debut overseas.
===Mickey Saves the Day 3D Adventure===
In 2000, Disney Interactive released a 3D point-and-click adventure game where Mickey or Minnie must save the mayor of his hometown from Pete.
===Disney Golf===
Strangely for a game featuring characters from the Mickey Mouse universe, the big cheese himself is not playable in any form in Disney Golf. Mickey is the player's golf caddie who helps the player. His little nephew Morty Fieldhouse instead takes his place as a playable character.
===The Disney Sports series===
In Konami's Disney Sports series for the GameCube and Game Boy Advance, Mickey and friends take to the scene as they play various real-life sports, including Basketball, Football/American Football, Soccer/Football, Skateboarding, Motocross racing and Snowboarding.
===Kingdom Hearts series===
Mickey plays a major (but not starring) role in the Kingdom Hearts video game series as King Mickey Mouse, the king of Disney Castle, with Minnie Mouse as his Queen and his wife. He is also one of the characters most strongly affiliated with light, and fights alongside the main protagonist of the series, Sora, while forming a strong bond with Riku similar to Donald and Goofy's bond with Sora. The Japanese versions bring light to Takashi Aoyagi, Takanori Hoshino and Keisuke Ueda voicing Mickey, while Wayne Allwine reprised his role as Mickey in the English versions up unto the English release of 358/2 Days, after which he passed away; the game was dedicated in his memory. Birth by Sleep is also notably the first full performance of Mickey by Bret Iwan, who has been the official voice of the character since.
Square originally wanted Mickey to be the series' main protagonist, but Disney, fearing the game's possible failure and wanting to avoid devaluing the Mickey character, wanted to limit Mickey's role as much as possible and make Donald Duck the protagonist. As a compromise, and wanting to have a human protagonist, director Tetsuya Nomura created Sora to fill the role, basing him heavily on Mickey's design for the game. Donald would retain his status as a main character and party member, while Mickey, though alluded to throughout the game, only makes a brief cameo appearance at the end of the first game. Following the game's success, Mickey took on the role of a major supporting character who appears in all installments, but is only playable in two games.
In Kingdom Hearts, Mickey disappears from Disney Castle, leaving a letter with Pluto that sends royal wizard Donald and Captain of the Guard Goofy to find the Keyblade and follow it's bearer, with their first orders being heading to Traverse Town and locate Leon. Mickey himself is off venturing for a Keyblade of his own, that of the Realm of Darkness, to seal off the Door to Darkness. Along the way, he encounters Riku wandering in the darkness, and begins to forge a friendship with him. He makes his only appearance in the game at the end, when he, along with Sora, close the Door to Darkness together with their Kingdom Key Keyblades, after fighting off two Pureblood Darkside Heartless that attempted to get through the door before it could be closed and sealed.
In Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories, Mickey is seen trying to help Riku as Riku makes his way up from the basement of Castle Oblivion, battling Organization XIII and the darkness still within him, which continues to appear in the form of Ansem. In the end, Mickey is revealed to have been working with a man named DiZ, who continually posed as Ansem so that Riku could fight the darkness. Together, Mickey and Riku leave Castle Oblivion.
Mickey takes a larger role in Kingdom Hearts II, though his appearances are still fairly limited. He appears near the beginning of the game, giving Sora, Donald, and Goofy a pouch with munny and a blue crystal orb, which he was secretly given by Riku, who had retrieved them from the virtual Twilight Town in order to prevent Roxas from discovering the truth prematurely, and orders them to take the train to Master Yen Sid's tower from the real Twilight Town's Central Station. Yen Sid explains that Mickey is out trying to solve and stop the remaining members of Organization XIII that were not defeated during Sora's travel through Castle Oblivion. In game, Mickey can appear during certain boss battles at Sora's defeat to help heal Sora. During these battles, Mickey has a few commands that show his strength and light during his time battling the boss before Sora is back on his feet.
A past incarnation of Mickey also appears in Timeless River, where Sora, Donald, and Goofy must venture to save Disney Castle at the behest of Queen Minnie. Mickey next appears in Hollow Bastion, where he helps ward off the invasion of Heartless and identifies to Sora the leader of Organization XIII as Xemnas, the Nobody of Xehanort, who was the apprentice to the real Ansem, whose Heartless was the one Sora had defeated previously in End of the World. Mickey then dives into a portal of darkness in pursuit of Xemans, who taunts the group before departing back to his headquarters at the Castle That Never Was. Mickey appears again in Twilight Town and explains that inside the mansion was a gateway to the Organization's world. Upon making it to The World That Never Was, Mickey ventures ahead, trying to find Ansem the Wise, whom he saves from several Dusk Nobodies. With Ansem, Mickey learns about the strength of the will of one's heart, as well as what had happened to Riku while they were separated. Mickey leads the group in their charge against Xemnas, and in the end, celebrates his defeat and Sora and Riku's return to their home on the Destiny Islands. During the credits, Mickey is seen returning to Disney Castle and his sweetheart, Minnie.
Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep details Mickey's adventures ten years before Kingdom Hearts. First studying under Yen Sid, Mickey stows away with Yen Sid's star shard upon hearing the danger the worlds were in. Along the way, he meets Aqua and Ventus, as well as the villainous Xehanort and Vanitas. He helps fight Xehanort with them. After both Ventus and Aqua were lost to Xehanort, Mickey became a dedicated Keyblade wielder to prevent any threat from coming back.
Kingdom Hearts coded centers a lot more on Mickey, as he leads an investigation into a mysterious message found in Jiminy's Journal some time after the events of Kingdom Hearts II. He learns about those missing whose hearts are connected to Sora's and, under Master Yen Sid's command, summons Sora and Riku to Yen Sid's Tower to take the Mark of Mastery exam.
In Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance, Mickey, Donald, and Goofy oversee Sora and Riku's Mark of Mastery exam along with Master Yen Sid. During Sora and Riku's journey through the Dream worlds, two past incarnations of Mickey appear. Mickey appears as a musketeer in Country of the Musketeers, based off the 2004 movie. Later, he appears as the sorcerer's apprentice in Symphony of Sorcery, based off Fantasia. At one point, Mickey receives a threat from Maleficent that requires that he, Donald, and Goofy return to Disney Castle to save Queen Minnie. Maleficent almost accomplishes her goal of receiving the datascape that Mickey had of the worlds, but is stopped when Lea appears and attacks, giving Queen Minnie enough time to escape. Together with Lea, Mickey and the group return to the Mysterious Tower. Mickey also appears within the sleeping worlds twice, as a musketeer and as the sorcerer's apprentice, both of which happened in the past. Mickey leaves the tower once more to rescue Sora and Riku upon learning that Xehanort has returned and had already planned to use the Mark of Mastery exam to capture Sora and Riku.
Once facing Xehanort and his new True Organization XIII, Mickey learns Xehanort's plan, and regrets not having noticed it when Maleficent first began capturing the Princesses of Heart in Kingdom Hearts. He also admits he wanted to believe that the fall of Terra, Aqua, and Ventus in Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep had put an end to Xehanort. Along with Riku, Donald, Goofy, and Lea, Mickey saves Sora from becoming Xehanort's thirteenth vessel for his new Organization XIII.
In Kingdom Hearts 0.2 Birth by Sleep -A Fragmentary Passage- it was revealed that Aqua was there when Mickey and Riku had sealed the Door to Darkness during the climactic battle against Ansem in the original Kingdom Hearts when he originally reunited with her in the Realm of Darkness while searching for the Keyblade of Darkness to help seal the door to Kingdom Hearts and that she had sacrificed herself to prevent a swarm of Heartless from attacking Riku. Though Yen Sid forbade Mickey from mentioning any of this upon learning what had happened to prevent any reckless rescue attempts, Mickey believes that Riku, now a Keyblade Master is capable of freeing Aqua from the Realm of Darkness. The two decide to work together to accomplish this and are given cloaks created by Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather to help shield them from the darkness.
Mickey returns alongside Riku, Sora, Donald, and Goofy in their final stand against Xehanort in Kingdom Hearts III, specifically helping Riku travel the Realm of Darkness to find the missing Keyblade wielders Ventus, Terra, and Aqua. However, recent trailers released at the 2018 E3 Conference show Mickey discovering that Aqua has apparently fallen to the darkness and become one of Master Xehanort's vessels, as she now sports the same gold-colored eyes as the other vessels. This is a result of an earlier encounter with Ansem, Seeker of Darkness, who had come to capture Ansem the Wise, but when Aqua refused to surrender after Ansem the Wise offered to go with Ansem peacefully, Ansem was forced to hit her with a blast of darkness, knocking her into the Dark Margin's ocean, where the darkness corrupted her, feeding on the despair in her heart to transform her into Anti-Aqua, who was consumed by thoughts of hatred, malice, bitterness, and revenge against Mickey and Riku for leaving her in the Realm of Darkness for over a decade. Mickey is trapped by the Demon Tower, forcing Riku to try and defeat it to rescue him, until Sora, having found Master Eraqus' Keyblade on the Destiny Islands, enters the Dark Margin himself, and helps Riku defeat the Demon Tower and rescue Mickey. Sora then deals with purging the darkness from Anti-Aqua to revert her back into Aqua, and returns her to the Realm of Light.
After Sora and Aqua then travel to Castle Oblivion to return it to the Land of Departure and revive Ventus, Mickey travels with Sora, Kairi, Riku, Donald, Goofy, Aqua, Ventus, and Lea to the Keyblade Graveyard to confront Master Xehanort, only to be met by Terra-Xehanort, who takes out Ventus and Lea before being repulsed by Donald, at the cost of Donald exhausting himself and leaving Mickey and the others at the mercy of the Demon Tide, which manages to wipe them all out, saving Sora for last. However, Sora is able to recover his body, and those of his friends, and revert time back to before the encounter with Terra-Xehanort. During this effort, Mickey's translucent comatose body is found in Rapunzel's homeland of Corona, as his heart is taken by the Lich, Grim Reaper of the Heartless, to be casted into oblivion, killing the sovereign of Disney Castle and Queen Minnie's husband permanently. Sora manages to beat the Lich senseless until it is forced to give up Mickey's heart, which then flies into the sky to return to the Keyblade Graveyard and restore Mickey back to life. Once Sora finishes saving everyone, despite being warned by Young Xehanort of the penalty for misusing the power of waking and violating the Master of Masters' prophecy, he reunites with Kairi and returns to the graveyard, finding everyone safe and sound thanks to his efforts. When history attempts to repeat itself, Terra-Xehanort is stopped by the Lingering Will, who forces him off the field, while Sora destroys the Demon Tide with the support of the Keyblades of fallen Keyblade Warriors from around the Keyblade Graveyard. However, when more Heartless, Nobodies, and Unversed show up to take out the Guardians of Light, Master Yen Sid himself arrives to clear the way for the Keyblade wielders to reach Master Xehanort, supported by Donald and Goofy.
Left with little options at that point, Master Xehanort then creates the Skein of Severance for the seven Guardians of Light to clash with his thirteen pieces of darkness to reform the X-blade. King Mickey and Riku make it to Master Xehanort, only to have to deal with Ansem, Young Xehanort, and Xemnas, but are supported by Sora. However, once through to Master Xehanort, he cuts down Kairi in cold blood. Infuriated, Mickey attempts to attack him with an Ultima spell, only to be stopped by Master Xehanort's Stopza spell. When he recovers, he realizes that the only way to defeat Master Xehanort is to use his power over time against him. Sora volunteers to take Master Xehanort into the world within Kingdom Hearts, supported by Donald and Goofy, and Mickey joins Terra, Ventus, Aqua, Lea, Roxas, Xion, and Riku with immobilizing Master Xehanort so Sora can defeat him once and for all in the world within Kingdom Hearts, revealed to be Master Xehanort's former home of Scala ad Caelum.
When it is all over, and Master Xehanort accepts defeat with dignity, surrenders the X-blade to Sora, and passes peacefully on to the afterlife with Eraqus, Mickey joins Sora with locking Kingdom Hearts, before returning to the Keyblade Graveyard, only to learn that Sora intends to use his power of waking one last time to find Kairi and bring her home. Mickey pleads with Sora not to go through with it, knowing his heart and body won't be able to handle it one more time, but is convinced by Riku and the others that this has to be done. Mickey can only watch as Sora goes through with it and sets off to find Kairi.
Mickey later returns to Disney Castle with his friends to be reunited with his wife, Queen Minnie, and his dog, Pluto, before traveling to the Destiny Islands to celebrate with Donald, Goofy, and everyone else, and then watch as Sora spends one last moment with Kairi before disappearing to parts unknown as punishment for misusing the power of waking and violating the Master of Masters' prophecy of the Keyblade War written in the Book of Prophecies, being banished to Quadratum with no chance of returning.
One year later, in the epilogue of Kingdom Hearts: Melody of Memory, after Kairi brings the information she, Riku, and the Fairy Godmother had learned to the Mysterious Tower, Mickey is surprised that Riku has gone off to this other world Quadratum alone, and has to be restrained by Donald and Goofy when he attempts to hastily go after Riku. Reminding Mickey that this new world is something they had never dealt with before and they should remain calm, Yen Sid remembers when he was still serving as a Keyblade Master, that the ancient Keyblade Masters were able to cross over to this other world which Xehanort had been researching into. After giving Donald, Goofy, and Kairi their assignments, Yen Sid gives Mickey the task of researching this new world and it's connection to the ancient masters by first investigating the world Scala ad Caelum.
===Toontown Online===
In Toontown Online, Mickey is one of the many characters that is based on a real Disney cartoon character. He is also the one that guides you through the character creation if you choose to make your character a boy. He can always be found strolling along in the Toontown Central Playground. Every Halloween, Mickey is always dressed up as a Vampire.
===Epic Mickey===
The young, mischievous Mickey Mouse was visiting Yen Sid's workshop when he stumbled upon the model of the Cartoon Wasteland—a world for Disney's forgotten creations, whose king was none other than Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. Once discovering the model, not knowing that it was an actual world, Mickey attempts to create a model of himself with Yen Sid's paint. Not knowing that the brush was magic, he continued adding Paint, thus, creating the vile Shadow Blot. Before Yen Sid could return, Mickey tried to covered up his mistake and fled, not knowing that he had caused great devastation in the Wasteland. The Blot, furious and confused, began to rampage through the Wasteland. As Oswald and the Shadow Blot engaged in the Blot Wars for the fate of the Wasteland, Mickey Mouse went on to become a big star, ignorant to what he had done.
Years later, after completely forgetting his previous mistake, Mickey was pulled through his mirror and through Yen Sids Workshop into the now-demented Cartoon Wasteland by the Shadow Blot, landing in Dark Beauty Castle. There, he was strapped to a table by The Mad Doctor, so he could attempt to extract Mickey's heart. After running through a list of torturous devices on his machine, the Mad Doctor used a plunger in order to extract it. However, Mickey easily broke free of the table and faced the Blot. However, upon picking up the magic paintbrush, the Blot and the Doctor fled. Mickey then encountered Oswald, who proceeded to mess with the Doctor's machine, causing it to go haywire and try to kill Mickey. But then, Gremlin Gus appears and helps Mickey shut down the machine. The two of them then escape Dark Beauty Castle, as Mickey learns the power of paint and thinner.
===Kinect: Disneyland Adventures===
Mickey appears in Kinect Disneyland Adventures as a meet-and-greet character in three locations: Town Square on Main Street USA, in front of Sleeping Beauty Castle and outside his house in Mickey's Toontown. At the beginning of the game, he gives the player a camera as a gift. He assigns several tasks to the player throughout the game, including helping him complete a photo album for Minnie, assisting him with Toontown's mayoral election and locating some missing DVDs. He also participates in the Mickey's Soundsational Parade mini-game.
===Disney Heroes: Battle Mode===
Mickey is a playable character in Disney Heroes: Battle Mode. Mickey wasn't immediately playable in the game, instead he was introduced half a year later, in November 2018, just in time for his 90th Anniversary! Mickey Mouse is a Back-Line Support role hero. Mickey's skillset is unique to the game, allowing him to changing to his costume from various shorts and movies from his early days:
# The Band Concert costume
# Fantasia costume
# Steamboat Willie costume
Each of these costumes cause different effect to help the allies on battlefield; healing, increasing damage, and granting energy. Mickey's basic attack is using his slighshot to shot a rock at an enemy.
Mickey Mouse has friendship campaigns with Sulley & Boo and Jack Skellington. He also has friendship campaigns with Moana, Goofy, and Minnie Mouse.
When Mickey Mouse was added he was part of free giveaway which allowed all players to unlock him.
=== Twisted Wonderland ===
Mickey makes an appearance in Twisted Wonderland.
===Disney Melee Mania===
Mickey in his Sorcerer's Apprentice attire appears as a playable character in this game.
===Disney Dreamlight Valley===
Mickey appears in this game, even in the early access, as one of the residents of Dreamlight Valley who did not flee when The Forgetting happened, alongside Goofy, Merlin, Scrooge McDuck, and others. When first meeting him, he needs the player's help with finding some of Remy's recipes he buried around the valley, using a memory to track down the recipe for fruit salad from near the abandoned Chez Remy restaurant. From there, Mickey has the player help plant crops to help make fruit salad and crackers, the latter due to Mickey missing Minnie as she disappeared when The Forgetting happened, teaching the player how to garden and cook.
He'll later be of help with getting Minnie back to the valley and restore her to a corporeal form, alongside Donald with recovering several items for a project he was working on when The Forgetting happened. A Dream Style of Mickey sporting his suit to celebrate Disney 100 Years of Wonder was available in the Centennial Star Path, alongside Minnie's, earlier in 2023.
=== Disney Speedstorm ===
Mickey Mouse and his black and white counterpart Steamboat Mickey are playable racers being a Speedster and Defender respectively. Mickey's Unique Skill "Trailblazer" has him conducting music and leaving behind a trail that can grant temporary speedboosts and invulnerability to opponents that end up in it while Steamboat Mickey's Unique Skill "Happy Whistling" can summon speedboosting musical notes uncharged or turn his kart into a steamboat leaving a stunning watery trail in a charged state.
==Comprehensive List==
===Starring roles===
In the following games, Mickey appears as a starring playable character.
Title 	Developer 	Released 	System(s)
Mickey Mouse 	Nintendo RD1 	1981 	Game & Watch (Wide Screen)
Mickey & Donald 	Nintendo RD 1 	1982 	Game & Watch (Multi-Screen)
Mickey Mouse 2 	Nintendo RD1 	1984 	Game & Watch (Panorama)
Mickey's Space Adventure 	Al Lowe 	1986 	MS-DOSApple MacintoshApple IICommodore 64
Mickey Mousecapade 	Hudson Soft 	1987 (Japan), 1988 (USA)	NES
Mickey Mouse: The Computer Game 	Gremlin Graphics 	1988 	Amstrad CPCCommodore 64ZX Spectrum
Mickey Mouse 	Kemco 	1989 	Game Boy (Japan only)
Castle of Illusion starring Mickey Mouse 	Sega of Japan 	1990 	Sega GenesisMaster SystemGame Gear
Mickey Mouse II 	Kemco 	1991 	Game Boy (Europe and Japan only)
Fantasia 	Sega of America (Infogrames)	1991 	Sega Genesis
Mickey's Crossword Puzzle Maker 	Legacy Software 	1991 	MS-DOSApple II
Mickey's Dangerous Chase 	Capcom 	1991 	Game Boy
Mickey Mouse III: Balloon Dreams 	Kemco 	1992 	NES (Japan only)
Mickey's 123: The Big Surprise Party 	Distinctive Software 	1992 	DOS
Mickey's ABC's: A Day at The Fair 	Distinctive Software 	1992 	DOS
Land of Illusion starring Mickey Mouse 	Sega of Japan 	1992 	Master SystemGame Gear
World of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck 	Sega of Japan 	1992 	Sega Genesis
The Magical Quest starring Mickey Mouse 	Capcom 	1992,2002 (GBA) 	Super NESGame Boy Advance
Mickey Mouse IV: The Magical Labyrinth 	Kemco 	1993 	Game Boy (Japan only)
Mickey's Safari in Letterland 	Beam Software 	1993 	NES
Mickey's Adventures in Numberland 	Beam Software 	1994 	NES
Mickey's Ultimate Challenge 	Hi Tech Expression 	1994 	Master SystemSuper NESGame BoySega GenesisGame Gear
Mickey no Tokyo Disneyland Daibōken 	GRC 	1994 	Super NES
The Great Circus Mystery starring Mickey and Minnie 	Capcom 	19942003 (GBA) 	Super NESSega GenesisGame Boy Advance
Mickey Mania: The Timeless Adventures of Mickey Mouse 	Traveller's Tales 	1994 	Sega GenesisSega CDSuper NESPlayStation
Legend of Illusion starring Mickey Mouse 	Sega of Japan 	1994 	Master SystemGame Gear
Disney's Magical Quest 3
Mickey to Donald - Magical Adventure 3JP	Capcom 	1995 (SNES)2004 (GBA) 	Super NES (Japan only)Game Boy Advance
Tokyo Disneyland: Mickey no Cinderella Shiro Mystery Tour	GRC 	1995 	Game Boy
Mickey Mouse: Magic Wands! 	Kemco 	1998 	Game Boy
Mickey's Racing Adventure 	Rare 	1999 	Game Boy Color
Mickey's Speedway USA 	Rare 	2000,2001 (GBC) 	Nintendo 64Game Boy Color
Disney's Phonics Quest 	Disney Interactive 	2001 	PC/Mac
Disney's Magical Mirror Starring Mickey Mouse 	Capcom 	2002 	GameCube
Disney Sports Soccer 	Konami 	2002 	Game Boy AdvanceNintendo GameCube
Disney Sports Skateboarding 	Konami 	2002 	Game Boy AdvanceNintendo GameCube
Disney Sports Basketball 	Konami 	2002 	Game Boy AdvanceNintendo GameCube
Disney Sports Football 	Konami 	2002 	Game Boy AdvanceNintendo GameCube
My Disney Kitchen 	Bam Entertainment 	2002 	PlayStation
Disney Sports Snowboarding 	Konami 	2003 	Game Boy Advance
Disney's Hide and Sneak 	Capcom 	2003 	GameCube
Disney's Party 	Electronic Arts 	2003 	GameCubeGame Boy Advance
Kingdom Hearts II 	Square Enix 	2005 	PlayStation 2
Disney TH!NK Fast 	Magenta Software 	2008 	WiiPlayStation 2
Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days 	Square Enix 	2009 	Nintendo DS
Epic Mickey 	Junction Point Studios 	2010 	Wii
Disneyland Explorer 	Disney Mobile 	2012 	iOS
Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance 	Square Enix 	2012 	Nintendo 3DS
Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two 	Junction Point Studios 	2012 	WiiWii UPlayStation 3Xbox 360
Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion 	Dreamrift 	2012 	Nintendo 3DS
Disney Infinity(Sorcerer Mickey) 	Disney Interactive 	2013 	PlayStation 3Xbox 360WiiWii UiOSPC/MacNintendo 3DS
Disney Infinity: 3.0 Edition(Classic Mickey) 	Disney Interactive 	2015 	PlayStation 3Xbox 360WiiWii UiOSPC/MacNintendo 3DSPlayStation 4PlayStation Vita
Disney Magic Kingdoms 	Disney Interactive 	2016 	iOSAndroid
Disney Crossy Road 	Hipster Whale, Disney Mobile	2016 	iOS
Android
Disney Emoji Blitz
(Regular Mickey, Steamboat Willie Mickey, Holiday Mickey, "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" Mickey, Rainbow Mickey, 8-Bit Mickey, and Bob Cratchit Mickey)	Disney Mobile 	2016 	iOSAndroid
Disney Heroes: Battle Mode 	PerBlue 	2018 	iOSAndroid
Disney Tsum Tsum Festival
(Tsum Tsum Mickey) 	Bandai Namco 	2019 	Nintendo Switch
Disney Getaway Blast 	Disney Mobile 	2020 	iOS
Disney Sorcerer's Arena 	Glu MobileElectric Arts 	2020 	iOS
Disney Mirrorverse 	Kabam Games, Inc 	2022 	IOS
Disney Speedstorm 	Gameloft Barcelona 	2023 	PlayStation 4PlayStation 5Xbox OneXbox Series X/SNintendo SwitchMicrosoft Windows
Illusion Island 	Dlala Studios 	2023 	Nintendo Switch
===Non-playable roles===
In the following games, Mickey appears as a non-playable character.
Title 	Developer 	Released	System(s)
Adventures in the Magic Kingdom 	Capcom 	1990 	NES
Kingdom Hearts 	Square Enix 	2002 	PlayStation 2
Disney Golf 	EA Games 	2002 	PlayStation 2
Disney Move 	Buena Vista Games 	2004 	PlayStation 2 (EyeToy)
Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories 	Square Enix 	2004 	Game Boy Advance
Disney Friends 	Disney Interactive Studios	2007 	Nintendo DS
Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories 	Square Enix 	2007 	PlayStation 2
Kingdom Hearts coded 	Square Enix 	2008 	Mobile PhonesNintendo DS
Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep 	Square Enix 	2010 	PlayStation Portable
Kinect: Disneyland Adventures 	Frontier Developments 	2011 	Xbox 360
Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance	Square Enix 	2012 	Nintendo 3DS
Kingdom Hearts III 	Square Enix 	2019 	PlayStation 4Xbox One
Cookie Run Kingdom 	Devsisters 	2021 	iOS
Android
Disney Dreamlight Valley 	Gameloft 	2023 	Microsoft WindowsmacOS (Mac with Apple Silcon only)iOS/iPadOS (coming soon)Nintendo SwitchPlayStation 4PlayStation 5Xbox OneXbox Series XSChrome OS (GeForce Now version only)
==External links==
* Full list of Mickey Mouse games on MobyGames.com
 Mickey Mouse in video games
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