Even after the remaster, LA Moire is showing its age now, the scenes where you have to read a suspects body language and facial expression then interrogate them based on this are often so poor there are memes based on it! It's still one of my favourite games - a rich, captivating storyline where ultimately you develop what happens to your character. Never a disappointment from Rockstar

**L.A. Noire** is a captivating detective game set in the 1940s that combines an engaging narrative with innovative gameplay mechanics. Players step into the shoes of Cole Phelps, a LAPD officer, as he investigates a series of crimes across the city. The game's detailed open-world environment beautifully captures the atmosphere of post-war Los Angeles, with stunning visuals and meticulous attention to historical detail. What sets L.A. Noire apart is its focus on investigation and interrogation. Players must gather clues, interrogate suspects, and make critical decisions that influence the outcome of cases. The facial recognition technology used for character animations adds a unique layer, allowing players to read emotions and intentions during interviews. While the pacing can occasionally feel slow, the rich storytelling and complex characters make for an immersive experience. Overall, L.A. Noire is a remarkable blend of action, mystery, and narrative depth that keeps players engaged from start to finish.

One of my favourite games. It's aged well, and it still one of a kind. There have been other games that have tried to copy its premise, but none can compare to it.