L.A. Noire

rmfagundes's L.A. Noire (PlayStation 3) review

Great game

L.A. Noire has an unique and immersive atmosphere. Though the game's pace is not what most gamers are used to, the care devoted to the architecture, costume and music certainly drives players into the 40's mood, and this keeps players more interested in keeping attention and effectively trying to solve the cases. The action scenes could be a little more challenging, with less automated actions. Another interesting feature could be a sandbox for user-created cases - but maybe it's too muchto ask for... lol. 

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