Observed arrival · 2026-10-01
DPEPDPE: A pixel-art escape game set in Havana
A Cuban-Spanish satire about scraping together 1,000 fulas, avoiding the police and paying a Malecón boatman to get out of Havana.
- For
- Players of satirical, place-specific survival games
- Worth noticing
- Three starting profiles have distinct cash and income: $450 for the mipyme owner, $100 for remittance support, and $50—with some $0 days—for the street-level worker.
Field notes
The described loop alternates between selling goods and avoiding police by day, then hiding from nighttime threats during blackouts. Five named areas include Plaza Vieja, Centro Habana and the Malecón, each with different obstacles. The page also gives three player profiles distinct starting cash and daily-income figures, and introduces street characters through short Cuban Spanish dialogue. Windows and Android release is described as upcoming, so the page documents the premise rather than confirming a playable build.
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