Mouse P.I. For Hire: All Bandel’s Laboratory Collectible Locations

Following the opera mission in Mouse: P.I. For Hire, players will investigate Bandel’s Laboratory. This involves searching the complex for clues, including hidden labs, and collecting several valuable items along the way.

As a big fan of Mouse: P.I. For Hire, I was so excited to find a guide that shows exactly where to find all the hidden schematics, comics, and newspapers during the Bandel’s Laboratory mission. It’s a lifesaver for completionists like me!

Bandel’s Laboratory Collectible #1 – Schematic

Before you encounter the giant octopus, you’ll enter a spacious room with a typewriter for saving your progress. On the far side, opposite the exit, a blueprint is hidden among some scattered objects.

Bandel’s Laboratory Collectible #2 – Schematic

Once you’ve beaten Robo Betty, be sure to search the room. You can free Igorrr by flipping the switch on the platform above, and you’ll find a schematic on the table in the area below.

Bandel’s Laboratory Collectible #3 – Comic Book Strip 7

Once the power is turned on in the projector room, players will find a door with a simple lock they can open. Here’s how to pick the lock, as shown in the image below:

Then, all they need to do is go inside and grab the comic book that’s been placed on the chair.

Bandel’s Laboratory Collectible #4 – Comic Book Strip 8

After defeating Robo-Betty a second time and discovering the hidden lab, players will encounter an electrified room filled with water. They need to navigate through the water to flip a switch, which will turn off the electricity and allow access to a secure room. Inside, they’ll find a switch to activate, a typewriter for saving their progress, and a lock they can pick. Beyond that lies a comic book.

Bandel’s Laboratory Collectible #5 – Schematic

While exploring, players will find a room requiring them to move back and forth to ascend. Reaching the top involves activating a button that lifts a platform. Before proceeding, be sure to check the opposite side of the room – a schematic is hidden there.