Mexico, 1921. A Deep Slumber.

Set in Mexico City during the turbulent years following the Mexican Revolution, *Mexico, 1921: A Deep Slumber* offers an evocative narrative adventure that explores a nation in transition. Players follow Juan Aguirre, a young photojournalist navigating the city’s dynamic social and political landscape amid the aftermath of President Álvaro Obregón’s assassination. As Juan, you delve into the vibrant revolutionary art scene, interact with influential figures such as muralists Diego Rivera and intellectuals like José Vasconcelos, and uncover the complexities behind Mexico’s push toward modernization. The game paints a richly detailed portrait of 1920s Mexico City, from iconic locations like the National Palace and the Secretary of Public Education to lesser-known sites such as the Castañeda psychiatric hospital, all rendered in a striking visual style inspired by Mexican graphic art. Gameplay centers on exploration, historical discovery, and photography, allowing players to capture compelling scenes through Juan’s camera by adjusting settings like depth of field and zoom, effectively turning snapshots into a personal archive of the era. Alongside this, players can collect over 100 historical objects that unlock additional content including quotes, poems, and recipes, enhancing the immersive experience with carefully researched cultural and historical context. Collaborations with institutions like the National Newspaper Library and the Popular Arts Museum ensure an authentic representation of Mexico’s complex postrevolutionary period, inviting players to witness the awakening of a country through a unique blend of storytelling, art, and history.