Could a new game from the creators of Rockstar's LA Noire be on the horizon? Fans of the iconic detective game, which first captivated players with its unique blend of noir storytelling and groundbreaking facial animation technology, have long awaited news from its developers. Recent hints suggest that the team behind LA Noire might finally be ready to unveil their next project.
Australian composer Freyja Garbett shared a post on her Instagram account. According to this post, the developers of LA Noire are working on a new game called Sowden House. Freyja soon removed this post from her account.
According to Freyja's statements, this production will be in the psychological thriller genre. It will also be set in 1940s Los Angeles, the same period as LA Noire.
One of the points Freyja emphasized was the massive scale of this project. In short, the project in the hands of the development team is being prepared to meet us as a large and detailed game.
The team that developed LA Noire, Team Bondi, shut down shortly after the game was released. The same team then founded a new studio called Video Games Deluxe. With this studio, the team also developed a VR game and had been silent for many years.