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Is NeuroNet: Mendax Proxy worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Narrative-game players who want decisions to affect a city’s story
- Players interested in guiding fictional characters through personal dilemmas
- Fans of cyberpunk settings who want a city-management narrative
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for hands-on city building, since the described management centers on making narrative choices
- Players who prefer a small number of consequential decisions over a large volume of dilemmas and events
- Players seeking action-focused combat or traversal
Our take on NeuroNet: Mendax Proxy
The city-management framing may suggest a focus on building or operating a city. The described play instead centers on swipe-based dilemmas, character relationships, and reports on how choices affect the population.
What is NeuroNet: Mendax Proxy?
Play as Arc, a newly created AI responsible for managing Catena, a city entering a new digital era.
The game presents dilemmas through a left-or-right swipe interface, with choices affecting residents, the wider city, and the story’s outcome. As Arc’s influence grows, new characters appear; players can learn about their motivations and guide their paths. City-wide reports and residents’ social media feeds show how decisions affect the city and its views of Arc. The narrative includes 23 voiced characters and over 5000 story events, with choices attached to events. An in-game Codex provides information about Catena and its characters.
How NeuroNet: Mendax Proxy plays
- 01Branching story
- Choices affect the narrative path and the outcome for Catena.
- 02City impact reports
- Reports and residents’ social media feeds show changes following decisions.
- 03Voiced characters
- The cast includes 23 characters whose journeys players can influence.
- 04Story events
- Over 5000 events present choices involving the characters.
- 05Digital Codex
- The Codex contains lore about Catena and its characters.
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NeuroNet: Mendax Proxy: platforms & release
Is NeuroNet: Mendax Proxy worth it?
It is worth it if: narrative-game players who want decisions to affect a city’s story. Skip it if: players looking for hands-on city building, since the described management centers on making narrative choices.
Where can I download NeuroNet: Mendax Proxy?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens NeuroNet: Mendax Proxy's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is NeuroNet: Mendax Proxy on?
Windows only.
