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De Mambo cover art

De Mambo

The Dangerous Kitchen · Chorus Worldwide

Released
25 Nov 2025
Platforms
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Last updated
19 Sep 2026, 21:21
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$12.99
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All-time recorded peak
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Reached 22 Sep 2026

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Spicy action for 1-4 players! De Mambo lets players take control of up to four characters locked in infinite Mambo! Help them escape this horrible—and somewhat provocative—despair!

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  1. De MamboDe Mambo cover art
    30 Nov 2017Developer post

    On the Warpath

    Hello there not-so-lovely people! It’s not often we post about actual game development stuff, mainly because we have no clue what we’re doing, but today that changes. I’ve been asked to talk about some of the development stuff we’ve been up to by the head office... aka someone wh