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A special edition of the detective game L.A. Noire created with the view of virtual reality headsets. Unlike the original, which was developed by Team Bondi, it was produced by a Rockstar Games' subsidiary. In the game you visit Los Angeles of the year 1947. The game’s main hero is detective Cole Phelps, a World War II veteran, gradually climbing the steps of a career in the police. In time, he is assigned to more and more difficult cases – from road offences to murders and drug trafficking. This offers the seven large cases known from the original game, but it introduces a slew of changes to gameplay mechanics. Gameplay is still based on obtaining material evidence, careful examination of objects related to the case, and interrogating suspects – all this is to help find the culprit and close the case in the right way. However, instead of the TPP view, used in the original L.A. Noire, the VR version uses first-person perspective. Moreover, you can freely look around in-game locations simply by moving your head, while hand gestures let you manipulate elements of the environment, pick up items and rotate them in search for clues. Of course, the work of a detective does not stop on investigating crime scenes – in your adventure you often sit behind the wheels of cars and take part in exciting pursuits. This version also features better graphics than the original. |
