Разработчик: Team Bondi
Описание
Amid the post-war boom of Hollywood's Golden Age, Cole Phelps is an LAPD detective thrown headfirst into a city drowning in its own success. Corruption is rampant, the drug trade is exploding, and murder rates are at an all-time high. In his fight to climb the ranks and do what's right, Phelps must unravel the truth behind a string of arson attacks, racketeering conspiracies and brutal murders, battling the L.A. underworld and even members of his own department to uncover a secret that could shake the city to its rotten core.
This complete edition of L.A. Noire includes the complete original game and all previously released downloadable content including the "Nicolson Electroplating" Arson case, the "Reefer Madness" Vice case, "The Consul's Car" Traffic case, "The Naked City" Vice case and "A Slip of the Tongue" Traffic case.
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Системные требования
Windows
- OS: Windows 10 64-Bit
- Processor: Intel CPUs - Dual Core 2.2 GHz to Quad Core 3.2GHz; AMD CPUS - Dual Core 2.4Ghz to Quad Core 3.2Ghz
- Memory: 2GB to 8GB
- Hard Drive: 16GB Available
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 8600 GT 512MB to NVIDIA GeForce GTX 580 1536MB or Radeon HD3000 512MB to Radeon HD 6850 1024MB
- Sound Card: 100% DirectX 9 compatible
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Отзывы пользователей
Great game play with an intriguing story. I love seeing LA is it could have been back in the 40/50s Noir era. My only gripe is I wish the third person shooting was a little easier to use, it felt a bit clunky.
I think it's the best story out of any game I've ever played. I will keep coming back to it replaying the cases.
This game has some flaws, but you cannot find another detailed noire style game at this level. The story outweighs the technological and game play limitations in my opinion. I wish they made a sequel to this and played on its strengths while fixing its failures.
A brilliant crime investigation game based on film noir. Some of the gameplay isn't the best and the graphics look aged, but it's definitely worth playing for the story, the cases and the characters.
One of the best detective games out of Sherlock Holmes franchise.....1st intro mission gun shadow logic still looks wierd
The definitive Noir Game
Even nearly 15 years later, plays very well, GTA from the side of the law who use questionable tactics
If you love Film Noir this is worth sinking some time into.
Every mission is immersive and story pans out well.
Plenty to do and get lost in.
8.5/10
Purchased in the past when it first came out for console. Still a great game and the story/gameplay still holds up.
I bought the game, but I cannot play it since Rockstar's DRM and customer support are effectively borked. My email was hacked, I was able to recover every account associated except for this one. The customer service is so automated and undercooked that you can very easily brick your purchase forever. Call it a lesson learned about buying from this company.
the interrogation/questioning system has aged extremely poorly. i do enjoy the a lot of LA Noire - it's writing is mild but pretty great across the board. the faces can get uncanny in hindsight, but for the time, they look almost lifelike. the physical gameplay - shooting, movement, all that; it does it's job, i can't complain. the fps and resolution caps are an issue, however they're easy to patch out.
but one of its core systems is fundamentally unfun. when the interrogation works, it works well. when the body language, stutters, etc. are on point, you feel like a detective. catching small changes in posture or finding a hidden piece of evidence and questioning accordingly... beautiful. but when you aren't given enough context or when an applicable clue doesn't prove a lie like it should because "it's not the specific right piece of evidence", the game trips, hard. i wish i could really love this game, but i can't.
Replaying this game on PC after playing it on Xbox years ago, still a great game. Obviously a little dated with graphics and physics, and the PC port is horrible, but the story makes you overlook all of it. I don't think there's any other game quite like it, the detective mechanics are great and the story is amazing.
Great game and very unique. Very strong story and really well written, especially the newspapers and army scenes and how they link together. Can be quite hard to tell expressions sometimes, but for its time it's done very well. Wish they'd make another, will likely try to 100% this game.
I found the controls to be akward thus making the game not so nice to play.
Incredible gameplay, amazing story, great detail. All these things don't really have anything to do with this game. Its still pretty good tho.
8.5/10
Great game, great story, good gameplay.
One of the best story driven games out there. The post-war, noire setting fits very well with this type of gameplay. Every case is unique and interesting, with great characters and unexpected twists. I highly recommend playing through it at least once.
A Rockstar classic from the early 2010s. Despite the sorta odd look that all the humans have (compared to modern tech), every other aspect of this game shines brightly.
Most of the game is finding evidence, picking people apart for their testimonies, and solving crimes of increasing severity. Critical thinking and facial analysing skills are crucial to go through the game without much trouble. Take your time thinking about all, and don't be afraid to use the lifelines they give during the cases (just dont use them too liberally or you'll be out of them when you need them most)
When you're not actively busting mysteries, you're driving around post WW2 LA, picking out your finest suit, and getting into a concerning amount of mandatory gunfights with the locals. The cityscape is beautiful, the car banter with your partner is always charming, and the atmosphere just feels amazing. Who wasn't fantasized about being a old noire detective at least ONCE?
Compared to something like GTA, L.A. Noire is concerned almost entirely with the main story. There are a few side missions on your way to bigger cases, like small gunfights and such, but they are a small distraction and not much more. If you miss any of these small missions during the story mode, you can just do them afterwards in the free roam mode that you get after finishing some big milestones
This game has been out for a while, and you're probably heard plenty of great things. Give the game a shot already <3
Fantastic detective game with great charm and one of Rockstar's best games in general. I wish Rockstar would release a second part.
L.A. Noire is a bold and ambitious neo-noir detective game developed by Team Bondi and published by Rockstar Games in 2011. Set in a meticulously recreated 1947 Los Angeles, the game blends cinematic storytelling with investigative gameplay, offering a unique experience that stands apart from Rockstar's typical open-world formula.
Gameplay
At its core, L.A. Noire focuses on solving cases as LAPD detective Cole Phelps. The gameplay revolves around three main activities: exploring crime scenes for clues, interrogating witnesses and suspects, and engaging in occasional action sequences like car chases and shootouts. The game’s standout mechanic is its interrogation system, which uses groundbreaking facial motion capture technology to allow players to read characters' expressions and determine whether they are telling the truth, withholding information, or outright lying. This system adds a layer of depth and immersion rarely seen in games.
While the investigative mechanics are engaging, they can feel repetitive over time. Most cases follow a similar structure: examine the scene, gather evidence, interrogate suspects, and resolve the case. Although the formula works well within the narrative framework, it may lack variety for some players.
Story and Characters
The narrative is one of L.A. Noire's strongest elements. Players follow Cole Phelps as he rises through the ranks of the LAPD, moving between departments like Traffic, Homicide, Vice, and Arson. Each desk introduces new cases with unique tones—Homicide stands out for its dark, Fincher-esque atmosphere—while contributing to an overarching story of corruption and conspiracy in post-war Los Angeles.
The characters are brought to life by exceptional voice acting and facial animations that blur the line between video games and film. However, some players may find the pacing uneven, particularly in later chapters where the focus shifts away from Phelps to another character, Jack Kelso. While this change serves the story's conclusion, it can feel jarring after spending most of the game with Phelps.
Visuals and Atmosphere
Visually, L.A. Noire is stunning for its time. The game's use of facial motion capture technology is revolutionary, making characters' emotions feel authentic during interrogations. The recreation of 1947 Los Angeles is equally impressive, with period-accurate landmarks, vehicles, and music that immerse players in the era.
The noir-inspired atmosphere is enhanced by a haunting jazz soundtrack that perfectly complements the game's tone. Players can even switch to a black-and-white filter to fully embrace the classic noir aesthetic.
Strengths
Innovative Interrogation System: The facial animations provide a realistic and immersive way to interact with suspects.
Compelling Story: The narrative captures the moral ambiguity of noir fiction while exploring themes like post-war trauma and systemic corruption.
Atmospheric World: The detailed recreation of 1940s Los Angeles adds authenticity and depth to the experience.
Cinematic Presentation: The game feels like an interactive film thanks to its strong performances and polished visuals.
Weaknesses
Repetitive Gameplay: Despite its strengths, the case-solving formula can become predictable over time.
Pacing Issues: The shift in focus from Cole Phelps to Jack Kelso late in the game may alienate some players.
Limited Open-World Activities: While technically open-world, there’s little to do outside of main cases besides optional street crimes or collecting items.
Conclusion
L.A. Noire is a remarkable achievement that blends storytelling with innovative gameplay mechanics. While it isn’t without flaws—namely repetitive tasks and pacing issues—it remains a unique experience that challenges traditional gaming conventions. For fans of crime dramas or those seeking a slower-paced, narrative-driven game, L.A. Noire offers an unforgettable journey through the shadowy streets of 1940s Los Angeles.
Final Score: 8/10
A must-play for fans of noir storytelling and detective games looking for something truly different.
As someone who appreciates a good story and interesting characters, I enjoyed this game quite a bit and could not stop thinking about it until I finished it.
Its an alright game, the mysteries are fine and works best as episodic cases. The problem comes in the serialised part of the story that isn't connected in the best way and ends up being the more forgetable part imo.
Gameplay, especially driving is not very good but the mysteries do mostly compensate for that.
Great game, bought many years ago and loved it. Would no longer recommend buying as it now requires you to install and use the Rockstar launcher and create a Rockstar account in order to play it.
Annoying, time-wasting, predatory anti-piracy tactic that farms users' personal information and only punishes legitimate users.
Yet another slop port by Rockstar, game doesnt even function or open. Despite buying the game on steam, Rockstar loves to use their launcher, which ceases to function, causing the game to appear as "Not Owned" on either account, despite being able to press "Play" on both launchers.
Incredibly bad port. beyond buggy. game doesn't function. for shame.
One of Rockstars best games. Definitely didn't understand the story well enough the first time I played it back on console years ago.
Would love to see a sequel.
This is an insanely underrated Noire crime investigation game! I bought it way back when in 2012 when I was in school. Obviously didn't have the brain to enjoy the subtleties and the slow-burn pulp fiction style of this game. Years later, as a 9-5 guy I finished this game and realised how TIMELESS this game is. Here I am playing it 13 years since I bought it yet enjoyed every single moment of it.
It's sad, all the trouble Team Bondi went through during its development. But games like this are a true stroke of authenticity in themselves, I hope more developers learn from the strong-points of this game and try to innovate on this formulae.
Chef's kiss.
A really great game- know what it is going into it though.
It's mostly a really good linear story set in a fairly "empty" feeling beautifully crafted open world.
It's a very impressive recreation of 1940s LA, but there's basically no side content at all- the game uses this backdrop in the same way old Noire films used like on-location filming back in the day. This is a highly immersive, well written, basically linear game. Very good and worth your time! but you'll have no fun if you're expecting some kind of nifty 50s GTA or something.
it's a playable Noire film.
One of the best games of all time. It has a finicky doubt/lie system, but once you get used to it (also it's funny to hear Phelps go off on a subject and then apologise) you will be able enjoy the rest of this great game and snapshot of the past.
Make sure you don't set the navigation to the next scene, but somewhere close to it, so you can actually listen to the radio.
Maybe a little dated by current standards but great game nonetheless.
Hopefully we can get remastered OR remake but sadly sharkcards are priority
This great game has flaws, but fully compensating them with atmosphere and good story. 8 of 10 from me.
A low quality Rockstar game. The first chapter is boring. The second chapter is excellent. The third and fourth chapters are just meh. Many poor design choices. Only worth buying on discounted offer.
Non US version changes the Good Cop / Bad Cop / Lie feature - instead its Truth, Doubt or Lie which is very confusing to start.
The last 2 chapters are full of bugs when finding clues. I wasted many intuition points trying to trouble shoot poor clue finding.
I expected a better product from Rockstar games.
5.5 out of 10. Worth a play, but nothing special.
Gunplay is wack and honestly the most annoying part of this game. Luckily they're few and far between, but IMO there's still too many.
Beyond that? You should 100% this game. Be sure to find every clue and explore every corner. This game rules.
Absolute classic, great gameplay, which holds up for its age, and an incredible Rockstar story not worth missing, especially if you can pick it up on sale.
One of best and most impressive open world games ever created. You like detective work? This game is for you. Cole Pelps is the most charismatic police officer from the games
This is a criminally underappreciated game. Now, I'm not a particular fan of Rockstar games, I've never enjoyed GTA and Red Dead never held any interest for me... But a detective game, where you actually have to investigate, look for clues, question witnesses and suspects? Now THAT is my jam! and there aren't nearly enough games like it. You might get an occasional mission like that in some other game, but a whole game based around that premise? VERY rare. It's such a shame this game doesn't get the recognition it deserves and a real shame there was no sequel or follow up to it either. The stories are good, the graphics, at the time, were ground-breaking, although occasionally unintentionally hilarious. This is an absolutely brilliant game and I really wish there were more games like this... The driving sucks though...
An interesting game. Unique in its gameplay—I’ve never seen a game with such unusually detailed faces. The story is slightly above average, but otherwise, the game is very repetitive, even though it can be completed in about 20 hours (even less without DLCs). However, the environment is excellent, and the characters are entertaining—except for the most important one, the main character. I don’t think I’ve ever encountered a worse-written character. Perhaps if they’d focused on the story earlier instead of in the last 80% of the game, it would’ve been better. When the game is on sale, I can’t help but recommend it. A hidden gem from Rockstar. 7/10
Such a good game. Everything from the cases to the characters and acting. I wish the Arson cases were delved into a little more, same with you-know-who at the end. All in all, worth the buy imho.
Great game, Been playing more than my steam hours ofc. The facial reading for determining truth or lies is still unmatched in todays games.
THEY DON'T MAKE THEM LIKE THIS ANYMORE!
It feels like I am watching a detective/mystery TV show which I am a huge fan of! It had me hooked from start to finish. The slow build-up is absolutely worth it, and while I won't spoil the story, I can say it's very well written! 10/10 for most of the chapters. And not to forget, the facial animations in this game is mindblowingly good and detailed! Also exploring 1940s Los Angeles is a truly a delight.
L.A. Noire is truly one of its kind. It's a real shame there isn't other game out there that scratches this exact itch. If you're a fan of detective and mystery stories, this is a must-play.
This game really makes you feel like a professional detective of the LAPD. To be honest, this game can be repetitive sometimes, but addictive at the same time due to a great storyline behind Cole Phelps. You really have to take your time and assimilate the cases properly and find all the clues to find out the real guilty. What make me really love this game is the 40s atmosphere, on the post-war period, and of course see LA and Hollywood recreated on these period, with the old cars, interesting places, clothing, lifestyle... The face MotionScan is something unbelievable for a game made in 2011, so original and novel, the facial expressions just seems like real people that you can understand only seeing his facial movements. Love that LA Noire mention the atrocious murders of Elizabeth Short and Jeanne French (Celine Henry in-game) by probably the mysterious Werewolf, besides you can do two cases about these murders and investigate them.
This game doesn't get enough love. This is an adult game. Not necessarily because of the content, but just in terms of it's design. This is not a run and gun cop game. This is not Grand Theft Auto. You will be walking around, talking to people, looking for clues, harassing suspects, and OCCASIONALLY chasing down perps and getting into cool gunfights. But really this game is about the story and the characters. You will spend a lot of time looking at peoples faces while they make funny and completely exaggerated expressions. This is what through me off the most, as most of my interrogations went south as I couldn't tell if they were lying or if they had just half of their face injected with back alley Botox. Nah, I'm just kidding. This game is exceptional and was one of the first to spend the money on facial tracking, which resulted in a game that looks much better animation wise than anything that came out at that time, and is better than many games that come out today. Also, the city is like a 1 to 1 recreation of LA at that time, so that's cool.
Will not load my current gaming device (12th gen i9 intel, GTX 3070Ti, 64GB RAM) due to "unexpected error". Despite numerous re-installations, verifications, admin-based restarts, no luck. A great game, but certainly not receiving the updates/QA required.
This game was pretty fun. I enjoyed uncovering the greater mystery at the end of every desk and the overarching story finishes up in a relatively interesting way. Picking up all the newspapers gives a lot of context for the main story. Each case takes about an hour and there's 26 cases divided across 5 desks (the types of crimes you're solving). There's also 40 short street crimes that take a few minutes which pop up from time to time.
The truth/doubt/lie system is a little clunky, but you get used to it after the first few cases. The faces of the people when you're interviewing them are pure comedy, best part of the game. Driving around feels good, but you can really speed up the game a lot by having your partner drive. It really rewards you for uncovering all the clues in each crime scene. Can't really speak to the graphics quality or the accuracy of the 1947 Los Angeles it portrays since I'm playing it 13 years after it came out. It looks like an old game, and the dialogue definitely matches the times. I found it all pretty easy to look past.
If it's over 50% off, you enjoy the puzzle/mystery genre and/or you like other games by Rockstar, I'd say it's worth a picking up and playing through. The achievements are a bit of a grind though, don't think I'll be coming back to 100% it.
I left the rockstar launcher open when I left for vacation and now steam thinks I've played this game for 115 hours. Still, top quality ambiance, story, and janky gameplay.
I like rockstar games, this isnt like gta if thats what your thinking, i got in the sale, but i think its worth the full price, its different.
You get 2 hours playtime limit for your refund, you will know if its for you or not by then.
The game is nice for its age, but has some bugs. Im gonna add that this game is kinda morbid.
Is the narrative of game good ? Yeah. Is it worth buying ? Depends, if any detective game interest you. But overall it's an excellent & entertaining game made by Rockstar, so it's definitely worth trying at least.
I love this game! If you are into crime solving with clues and forensics you will love this game too! I have played it on PS3/PS4/PS5 and PC. It controls similar to GTA in many aspects and the graphics look similar in that aspect too! If you think you are a good sleuth I would recommend in giving it a try!
O jogo tem muitos problemas, alguns são tranquilos de ignorar outros nem tanto. Destaco os vários buracos na história e principalmente falhas na gameplay ao escolher duvidar, acreditar ou contestar uma pessoa. Muitas vezes provas que servem para dizer que a pessoa está mentindo não são aceitas, ou mesmo quando fazendo caretas ela estavam dizendo verdade, ou pior, zero expressão no rosto e era pra duvidar. Pra mim estes dois pontos foram os piores porque atrapalharam na experiêcia da história, o resto dá pra ignorar. Os gráficos bugaram todas as vezes que joguei e sempre precisava configurar o jogo quando iniciava. Se você gosta do gênero e não se aborrece muito facilmente, recomendo jogar apesar de todos os problemas. Nunca vi nenhum jogo de investigação nessa pegada. Um remake bem feito cairia bem. Não vale o preço cheio.
this game is fire ive started walking around in a suit and tie stroking my beard thoughtfully and going "hm... something isn't adding up here." in public and it's really boosted my confidence
Gosh, what I can say? Fantastic game all around, even all these years later for a first play through.
Phenomenal story, impressive facial expressions (for the time), and really interesting setting for post-war 1940s LA. The writing is incredibly smart and ties in through so many repeating themes and nods to what comes next. Acting is very good and feels authentic to the time period.
If any game deserved a sequel, L.A. Noire would be that game. It's a shame we won't see another game like from the Rockstar team again, but it is still a fantastic thriller to play through.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Team Bondi |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 24.02.2025 |
| Metacritic | 83 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 84% положительных (14216) |