Small Mice, Big Adventures: Mausritter Returns with New Noir Box Set

MAUSRITTER MONTH COMES TO BACKERKIT NOVEMBER 4TH WITH SEVENTEEN PROJECTS FOR THE AWARD-WINNING SWORDS AND WHISKERS FAMILY TABLE TOP ROLEPLAYING GAME

Date: November 4, 2025

What is Mausritter

Mausritter is an award-winning tabletop roleplaying game where players take on the role of small mice venturing into a huge, dangerous world full of threats, treasures, and adventure. It won the gold medal for Best Family Game in the 2021 ENNIE Awards, and is designed to appeal to both newcomers and seasoned players alike. With simplified mechanics, tactile item-cards, and a setting that balances whimsy and peril, Mausritter delivers action-packed, immersive play that’s easy to learn yet rich in storytelling depth.

“This should be everyone’s first RPG.” – fan

The new supplement: Junk City

Launching soon on BackerKit is Junk City, an official campaign box-set for Mausritter that plunges mouse-sized heroes into the underbelly of a sprawling, neo-noir urban wasteland. In the aftermath of a magical catastrophe, four factions vie for power amid shattered faerie gates and scattered mystical shards – all while a crucial mouse has disappeared into the city’s refuse and ruin. Junk City features a guidebook of districts and factions, nine mouse-sized adventures, item-card sheets, a sealed “final” adventure envelope, maps of the city, and much more.

Mausritter Month on BackerKit

From November 4th to December 5th 2025, Mausritter Month is an event curated by Losing Games, Games Omnivorous and Exalted Funeral that spotlights not only Junk City, but also sixteen new third-party projects from Mausritter’s extensive community of fans and players. Among the highlights:

  • Rolling Coast: a campaign that transforms an amusement park into a vast mouse-scale realm of peril and excitement.
  • Soul Food: an adventure set in a provençal-style kitchen, where the culinary and art worlds collide.
  • Mechritter: A modular mech-building simulator and urban adventure expansion for Mausritter.

This event gives fans one month of focused opportunity to explore, back and dive into new Mausritter projects, releases and adventures.

About the creators

Mausritter is a creation of Isaac Williams from Losing Games, developed in collaboration with Andre Novoa from Games Omnivorous, and published by Exalted Funeral. Together they bring professional-quality design, award-winning polished production, proven crowdfunding experience, and community-driven support to the project and game system.

About Exalted Funeral

Exalted Funeral is an award-winning publisher and extensive online store of unique roleplaying games, zines, weird art, doom, horror, fantastic adventure, educational programmes, occult magic, obscure pop cultural references, old school revivals, brief corporate bios, and all that sort of thing. They have raised millions of dollars across many successful crowdfunding campaigns and brought a wide variety of unforgettable RPGs to game night such as Dolmenwood Tabletop RPG, Old-School Essentials Fantasy RPG Box Sets, Land of Eem, Our Golden Age, Monty Python’s Cocurricular Mediaeval Reenactment Programme, Herbalist’s Primer, and many more! Exalted Funeral was founded in 2018 by Cristin and Matt Kelley, two nerds always looking to bring horror, humor, and heavy metal to the party. Say hi and pick up a rad game at exaltedfuneral.com.

About Losing Games

Isaac Williams, of Losing Games, is the creator of Mausritter. As the primary writer and illustrator, he is the driving force behind the entire Mausritter world. Learn more at isaacwilliams.net.

About Games Omnivorous

Started in 2020 by Andre Novoa, Games Omnivorous is an award-winning indie publisher and game-design studio focusing on elegant, minimalist, low-prep games that hit hard, are fast to run, easy to pick up, and built to look damn good while you’re playing. Located in Portugal, they partner with publishers and creators to make sure their games reach players everywhere while still pushing the envelope of what RPGs can be. For them, these games have never just been entertainment. They’re a medium for expression, for art, for creating moments that stick with you long after the dice stop rolling. Learn more at gamesomnivorous.com.

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