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Couldn't get even past tutorial as there is no bloody key to open the door I need. Internet didn't help, I could't save the game and try later, and the character creation is just too tedious to get through more than three times. Sorry, I have no idea what I did wrong, but the game simply locked me out. No key, no progress, no good experience.

One of the best games I've played.

The last part of the game drags a bit, still, it's a little gem to play. I liked the story, and I adore the art-style. It's much easier (Well, the concept is different, heh) than Gods Will Be Watching... Great game :)

I was so excited about the game, but in the end, it's only repetitive and frustrating. I don't even care about the story by now.

Painful, but beautifully written.

Still fun to play. I don't mind tasks being quite repetitive as I enjoy the game mostly thanks to its atmosphere, soundtrack, and also the ability of immersion. Yep, I really love it.

It's alright. Some levels are missing, Woody keeps forgetting orders when moving from one room to another, but as I received the game for free, I'm not complaining. It looks nice, manages to bring back memories, and I'm also glad they've made the remaster a bit easier as the original was sometimes far too demaning.

I've heard that people are coplaining about the graphics and that the game didn't age well. To some extent, it's true, however, you should play this game because of it's mervelous story-telling. The cases are engaging, the characters are well-written, the main story might be quite hidden for most of the time, yet when it's plot thickens, it's rather great. I've played this game three times in a span of 5 years and honestly, I feel like it's my number 1 game. I love everything about it but for the fact that you cannot skip cutscenes, but I can live with that. When playing the game, I strongly recommend not to use guide unless you're aiming at achievements, as without the guide, you must pay clos attention to every detail of the cases, which is the core of L.A. Noire - noticing details, little hints, and connecting the dots. I love it.

Awesome!

It's unplayable even on a decent PC. At most 15 FPS, the dialogues are out of synch. I'd love to play this game, but after 4 years, it's still not possible.