Rockstar Games announced back in April plans to add L.A. Noire to GTA Online‘s GTA+ subscription with that game and Bully to be included at some point this year. The first of those staggered ...

L.A. Noire, released in 2011, is a unique detective-based game with a 1940s noir thriller setting. Despite some flaws, such as outdated motion capture technology and a smaller open world, L.A ...

LA Noire, meanwhile, is Team Bondi’s 2011 open-world game set in 1947 Los Angeles. As with Bully, fans have called for a sequel, although Team Bondi itself is no more.

LA Noire And Bully Free For GTA+ Members This Year Along With Millions In GTA Online Cash. GTA+ subscribers already get Red Dead Redemption and classic GTA games as part of their membership.

But you've got some old friends to help you out, too – if they're telling the truth, that is. You'll be coaxing out secrets and stomping out lies LA Noire-style in an attempt to learn more about ...

A new game from the creators of L.A. Noire is supposedly in development after slipping under the radar months ago. A newly discovered Instagram post from a composer who’s said to be working on ...

LA Noire is not coming out on PS5. While Rockstar could announce a remaster for current-gen consoles, at the time of writing, there are no plans to release the game for PS5.

LA Noire 2 began trending in gaming circles over the weekend as a rumor made rounds that its former developers are making a new thriller set in the 1940s. The rumor stemmed from an Instagram post ...

L.A. Noire: The VR Case Files gives you similar vibes to the flatscreen experience, as you attempt to solve the mystery behind brutal crimes, conspiracies, and plots as Detective Cole Phelps.

The developer has worked with Rockstar on several titles in the past, including the 2017 re-releases of L.A. Noire and L.A. Noire: The VR Case Files, as well as the 2021 iOS, Android, Netflix, and ...