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2011PCPlayStationXboxSteam Deck playable85 % positive19.99 €

As an LAPD detective in 1947 Los Angeles, you comb crime scenes for clues and read suspects' motion-captured faces during interrogations. It's an atmospheric noir crime drama where deduction matters more than gunplay.

  • Historical setting
  • Lavish presentation
  • Strong, story-driven narrative
  • Open world

The closest matches for L.A. Noire are L.A. Noire, Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway and Mafia II. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes L.A. Noire special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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2017PlayStationXboxNintendo Switch

Brings what grabs you about L.A. Noire: a historical setting, lavish production and an open world.

You play detective Cole Phelps in 1940s Los Angeles, cracking cases by interrogating witnesses and reading their facial expressions to spot lies. The detailed postwar city and gripping crime stories are what make it stand out.

Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway

Historical setting

A WWII squad shooter set during Operation Market Garden, where you suppress enemies with your team and flank them from cover. Its grim, serious presentation focuses on camaraderie and the cost of war.

Mafia II

Historical setting

A cinematic gangster saga set in postwar America, following Vito Scaletta's rise through the mob with cover shooting, period car chases and rich 1940s–50s atmosphere. Empire Bay is less a playground than a lovingly detailed backdrop for a tight, linear crime story.

Call of the Elder Gods

Puzzles and brain teasers

A Lovecraftian narrative puzzle adventure and sequel to Call of the Sea, taking players to remote corners of the world. The focus is on story, atmosphere and puzzle solving rather than combat.

Titanic: Adventure out of Time

Puzzles and brain teasers

A point-and-click adventure set aboard the Titanic during its final hours, where you solve puzzles and act against the clock to save lives and possibly alter the ship's fate. The authentic historical setting and time pressure define the experience.

We. The Revolution

Historical setting

You play a judge of the Revolutionary Tribunal in Paris during the French Revolution, weighing evidence, balancing factions and trying to avoid the guillotine yourself. Interrogations, clues and morally heavy verdicts drive a tense, comic-styled courtroom drama.

Mafia: Definitive Edition

Historical setting

A cinematic gangster drama set in Prohibition-era America, following cab driver Tommy as he rises through the Salieri crime family. Its strong story, atmospheric city and mix of gunfights and period car driving define the experience.

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