De Mambo on Nintendo Switch Will be Playable at EGX 2017
Payload Studio and The Dangerous Kitchen, announced that De Mambo will be exhibited at EGX, which will take place at the NEC in Birmingham on September 21-24th.
Check out the launch trailer of De Mambo, showcasing the games’ features:
Payload Studios Tentacle Collective is an amazing way to exhibit your game, and we’re really excited for De Mambo to rear its ugly head back at EGX.” Designer Lucy Dove insists.
Various members of The Kitchen will also be showing off De Mambo on the Twitch EGX stream on Thursday at 15:15pm!
De Mambo is out now on Nintendo Switch™ eShop for the bite-sized price of £9.99/€10.99/$12.99 USD.
Don’t Run out of Steam
The Dangerous Kitchen will be bringing their first-born game, De Mambo to Steam Early Access.
Artist Shaun Roopra elaborates, “We are pretty excited for Steam users to join in on the spicy-action as De Mambo will continue to grow like some sort of blossoming parasite with the extra content we have planned.”
De Mambo will launch on October 6th on Steam Early Access.
Features
- One Button Action – easy to learn, hard to master gameplay designed to use one action button and the Directional Buttons/Left Stick for movement
- Mambo Multiplayer – roughhouse up to four of your friends/enemies in 25 stages of ‘Mambo’
- Flimsy Architecture – breakable environment for reactive gameplay
- Loser Rail – the feature designed to give you a second chance, for those of you not good enough to win
- Solo Mode – 70+ Singleplayer stages designed to test your might
- Survival Mode – Survive the endless waves of Personal-Space invaders as they try and breach your personal space
- Play with up to four players on one Nintendo Switch™ system
- Colour Accessibility – Enhance player visibility, by editing a palette of player colours that best suit you
About De Mambo
De Mambo is a chaotic and fast paced single-screen action platform game that lets players take control of up to four characters locked in infinite mambo! The aim of the game is to knock your opponent off the screen… and use your measly one button to attack with three levels of charge. Break the level however you decide (thanks to some flimsy architecture) to make your game marginally different each time you play.
For more information on De Mambo, visit its official website.
