This deserves an award for most anti-climatic ending ever, and the game is way too short for the scale it's trying to make you feel.

An extremely gorgeous and breathtaking experience, enjoyable with few weak points throughout the game. If you loved Cryo Interactive's games in the 90s, such as Lost Eden, then you'll also love From Dust.

You could say L.A. Noire is a GTA where you play the cops, but that would be selling the game short. It's definitely not as "sandbox" as its counterpart, since you play through each case in succession. However, every single one of your decisions can have an impact on the rest of the case; and your career.

Graphically speaking, there's only one thing that bugs me: the 1940s Los Angeles seems to lack detail, most notably because of a very aggressive LOD policy. Some textures are also low resolution. But it's a very minor thing.

The facial animation of this game is just insane and brings an incredible amount of life to the characters; they're really believable, and you can observe the suspects while you're taking notes — it can help you determine whether they're lying or saying the truth. The acting is top notch, and does not seem forced for the most part.

The game is slightly confusing at first, but the immersion it offers afterwards is breathtaking. I really recommend playing it.