Top 5 stand-alone games that definitely deserve a sequel
Gaming studios usually tend to release sequel games to their most ambitious projects in an attempt to continue their legacy. Many sequels have shone throughout the years like the Uncharted and Mass Effect series that offered a more immersive experience.
Even though fans love to see sequels to their favorite games, it is a risky venture for gaming studios. Sequels are capable of taking franchises to new heights, but anything less than perfect can bring down a game’s reputation drastically.
While plenty of games have received sequels to continue their franchises, many successful games have been left off that list. Here are the top 5 games that deserve the opportunity to shine again with a sequel:
L.A. Noire is undoubtedly one of the best detective games out there. Rockstar Games released L.A. Noire back in 2011 as a detective action-adventure game, which offered a unique mystery-solving gameplay that required observation skills as well as gunfights.
The game is set in Los Angeles, where players take on the role of Detective Cole Phelps and solve cases in order to rise among the ranks of the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD). Players can freely roam around the interactive open-world map based in Los Angeles in 1947, which resembles a lot from the open world of Mafia 2.
In order to solve cases, players have to interrogate witnesses and suspects, search for clues in the crime scene and follow up leads. This makes the gameplay extremely engaging and demands a lot of attention from the players.
Despite not having any prominent competitors, Rockstar Games has not released a sequel to L.A. Noire. Mystery solvers and detective lovers would surely love to see another masterpiece following L.A. Noire.
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