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About Mexico 1921: A Deep Slumber

Mexico, 1921: A Deep Slumber is a narrative adventure set in Mexico City during the country’s transformation after the revolution. You play as Juan Aguirre, a young photojournalist who moves through the city’s political and artistic worlds, meeting politicians and artists and using his camera to investigate why Mexico is no place for the weak.

The story begins in 1921, when revolutionary leader Álvaro Obregón leads a country shaped by years of conflict and a new social constitution. With intellectuals such as José Vasconcelos and artists such as Diego Rivera, he aims to guide the country toward a brighter future. The story also moves forward seven years, to Obregón’s assassination under mysterious circumstances.

Explore Mexico City

Visit up to seven historic sites, including the zócalo, the National Palace, the old Merced Convent, the old police inspection, the Secretary of Public Education and the Castañeda psychiatric hospital. You can talk with politicians, writers and poets, and drink mezcal with famous muralists. The visual style draws on Mexican artists’ graphic techniques.

You can also travel with Dr. Atl inside Popocatépetl’s crater to discover the birth of the galaxy.

Photograph the city

Use Juan’s camera to take in-game photos, adjusting depth of field, aperture and zoom. Photograph evidence, politicians and artists, and build Juan’s notebook into a postrevolutionary archive.

Collect historical objects

Search for more than 100 collectible objects. Finding them can unlock additional historical material, including quotes, poems and recipes.

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