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Welcome to the MouseHunt Wiki, where users contribute their knowledge of the MouseHunt world for the benefit of the community.
MouseHunt is a popular game in which players, referred to as hunters, catch mice with a variety of traps and cheeses in order to earn experience points and virtual gold through passive gameplay. From time to time the developers add new locations and mice as well as sponsor thousands of dollars for periodic giveaways and tournaments. MouseHunt was developed by HitGrab Inc. as a Facebook application and released to a small group for beta testing in early 2008. On 7 March 2008, MouseHunt was officially released to the general public. Just nine months later, MouseHunt earned its creators a $250,000 development grant from Facebook and the game continues to grow in popularity.
This wiki exists to inform and to educate the community of MouseHunters and those who have an interest in the MouseHunt world and its intricacies.
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5 January 2022
Last chance to send out your golems!
Golem Parts, Pecan Pecorino, and other items can no longer be found as loot.
Slushy Conditions Slow Down Express
The first signs of slush have appeared as the Festive Comet slowly begins to melt. Ol' King Coal is becoming deterred by the constant meddling from hunters driving his profits deeper and deeper into the red. The muddy, less-than-festive ground conditions have caused mice to no longer carry Great Winter Hunt supplies.
Pecan Pecorino, Golem Parts, Sugar Cookies, and other festive items can no longer be found as loot drops.
Sending Out Final Golems
Hunters can continue to send out Snow Golems until Tuesday, January 11. Have more parts than you think you'll be able to use before January 11? Smash extra Golem Parts into Animated Snow which can be spent at the General Store to purchase Festive Jingle Bells. These magical, one-time-use bells will help hastily return a golem, allowing you to quickly use up those excess parts!
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25 Festive Jingle Bells
INSTANTLY return a golem!
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Magical Winter Hunt Holiday Hat
Make final golems count
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Reminder: Spend Festive Sugar Cookies
Changing your HUD decorations will still affect which mice you attract however, decoration-themed mice will no longer drop Festive Sugar Cookies. Make sure to take stock of your final count of Sugar Cookies and then browse the various shops at the Festive Comet where you can spend them on all sorts of rewards!
Reminder: Before the start of the next Great Winter Hunt any Golem Parts and Animated Snow in your inventory will melt away, M.I.L.K. and Cookies will evaporate and crumble, and any Recovered Gifts will be collected by the King. Make sure to use all of these resources up before January 11!
The Great Winter Hunt will end completely on
Tuesday, January 11, 2022
Hunters can continue to send out Snow Golems until the event ends completely.
After the event ends, any Golem Parts and Animated Snow in your inventory will melt away, M.I.L.K. and Cookies will evaporate and crumble, and any Compressed Cinnamon will be collected by the King.
Make sure to use up all of these resources before January 11!
-- Franco D'Auria
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