The name is intentionally irreverent. In an interview with IndieDev Magazine (July 2024), the lead developer—who goes only by "El Chapulín"—stated: "Cockroaches survive everything. We survived three hard drive crashes, a stolen laptop, and a hurricane. Like the song says, we just keep marching."
On Steam, the game has an overwhelmingly positive rating, with players praising the game's immersive atmosphere and its ability to transport them to a different time and place. "I felt like I was really there," wrote one reviewer. "The game's attention to detail is incredible." A Summer in Mexico -v0.2.5- -La Cucaracha Studios-
For players looking to unlock specific scenes or navigate the v0.2.5 routes, creators on The name is intentionally irreverent
representing an early-access build that expands on the story's branching paths and character interactions. Gameplay and Story Like the song says, we just keep marching
The game's focus on cultural education is also noteworthy. By incorporating real-life historical and cultural facts, aims to teach players about the significance of Mexico's cultural heritage and its importance in the modern world.