LA Noire

Games
'L.A. Noire' Is an Insightful Game About Power, and a Product of Its Misuse
The world is rarely simple, but sometimes complexity is just convenience in disguise.
Cameron Kunzelman
5.19.21
Games
How 'LA Noire' Rewards You For Being a Bad Cop
Team Bondi's detective game condemns authority by making you feel useless.
Oscar Taylor-Kent
11.28.17
Games
'LA Noire' Almost Got Detective Games Right
'LA Noire' is big. It's the games that got small.
Danielle Riendeau
5.17.17

Games
On the Level: ‘L.A. Noire’ and the Set of ‘Intolerance’
The decaying set of the 1916 movie is a perfect partner to Rockstar's story of a tragic hero chasing an American myth.
Ed Smith
1.5.17
Games
It’s Time to Rethink Voiceless Video Game Protagonists
Having a mute main protagonist is boring, hurts storytelling, and just reminds me I'm playing a game.
Ed Smith
10.15.15
Games
How ‘L.A. Noire’ Created the Illusion of an Autistic Protagonist
Detective Cole Phelps became a cipher for my Asperger's issues, but in the end left me feeling cheated.
Jake Tucker
4.2.15

Games
How ‘L.A. Noire’ Created the Illusion of an Autistic Protagonist
Detective Cole Phelps became a cipher for my Asperger's issues, but in the end left me feeling cheated.
Jake Tucker
4.2.15