The visual fidelity of the game is very decent for a 2011 game.
Players are required to scrutinize the facial expressions and body language of the suspects and dissect and analyse them to determine whether to trust the suspect or not and infer how to proceed with the interrogation. This allowed for precise portrayal of even the most minute of shifts in facial muscle resulting in meticulous representations of the intended human emotions.This is what makes the interrogation experience of L.A. Through utilization of a technology called MotionScan, the facial expressions of the characters in the game were recorded off of actual human actors and then implemented in the game in animated form. What makes the game stand out though is its integration of distinct facial expressions in its characters. Use of weaponry is comparatively minimal which makes for a more realistic detective experience.
The campaign missions require solving cases based on detailed backgrounds upon investigating clues (think The Witcher 3), at unique locations and interrogating possible suspects. Noire is an open world game that allows for full-fledged free roaming besides pursuing the main storyline. Noire is somewhat reminiscent of Mafia, which I suspect could be due to the similarity in timeline of the games. For all latest news, follow The Daily Star's Google News channel.Īs for the gameplay, L.A.
