LA. Noire is a game produced by Team Bondi and published by Rockstar Games. Cole Phelps - who turns out to be a detective after the case is solved. We will be able to solve a huge number of investigations, from murder to drug crime, in beautiful Los Angeles in the 1940s. Waiting for us interrogations, in which interrogators have realistically rendered facial expressions with motion capture. The game is quite long, took me about 40 hours including side tasks. In general, the realities of the 40s of the twentieth century have been perfectly reproduced, as we have the opportunity to hear a number of musical pieces from those years and to observe the behavior of the American people after the Second World War.

This is another title by rockstar but vastly different from their other works like GTA. In this game, you play as detective Cole Philips of the LAPD as he rises through the different departments of the force. This game uses facial motion capture to provide an authentic experience as you question suspects and witnesses. The gun play in the game is a bit disappointing compared to their other titles such as GTA but still good. The driving is fun and so are the cases but the buildup of the story is slow and may be off putting for some. Overall the game is very good and effictvely executed. If you're into the more GTA style of game this game may not be for you but if you want a truly different Rockstar experience I would whole heartly recomended this game.

I've only played this game in 2016, as what information I collected upon the game's release didn't convince me to buy it. Five years later though, I am simply amazed. This is Grand Theft Auto, set in an amazingly detailed L.A., with an amazing story driven by Cole Phelps, the game's protagonist. The main cases are intriguing enough themselves, but the side missions (40 of them) offer a great experience of just being a police officer patrolling the city. All of the actor's faces were captured with such detail that you can spot when they're lying (and you can solve cases by calling them out on it) and finding evidence to pin it on the suspects as you ascend in the police ranks is a truly unique experience in the gaming world. That being said, it's not all perfect, and my main complaint has to do with PC porting. 30 FPS cap, issues with antialiasing and texture artifacts somewhat spoil the experience, but luckily there are unofficial ways of fixing these issues. All in all, I urge everyone looking for a game with a good plot and setting to try this 2011 gem.

Fantastic game i had this on the PS3 and enjoyed it i got this on GM one the recent sale for the extra mission and it is really enjoyable highly recommend this. Great FPS and great story lines

In GTA, you commit crimes and the police catches you for it. In LA Noire, it's the other way around. You're the one who catches those who commit crimes. If you love shooting people, crashing vehicles or fighting the police, then this ain't the game for you. Go buy GTA instead. This game is set on a fictional LA 1940s. It gave a different vibe when traveling in the open world. The detective stuff like finding clues or asking suspects questions were good, though they could've done better, but is IS a 2011 game. Many have changed in the gameplay of games through the years. I kinda understand why the gunplay is kinda clunky or kinda basic because maybe they focused mainly on solving cases. It's just my opinion though, but it's still fun. A very unique game. would recommend. my rate 9,1/10