Video Game Deluxe Shoots Down Rumours Of New 1940s-Era Game, But Confirms It’s Working On Projects For Rockstar

Video Games Deluxe has dispelled rumours that it is developing a new title set in the 1940s known as Sowden House, following reports that the project was in the works over the weekend. The title was believed to have been outed by Freyja Garbett, a performer/composer/producer who stated they were working on a “HUGE” project “writing for a video game […] from the creators of LA Noire.”From the creators of LA Noire comes Sowden House, a psychological thriller also set in the 1940s in LA that will have you questioning your sanity. This project has been HUGE and it is still unravelling and revealing itself to me. I never thought I’d be writing for [a] video game but I’m grateful for the opportunity!Related Content — Upcoming PS5 Games 2024: The Best PS5 Games Coming SoonHowever, speaking in a statement issued to the press, Video Game Deluxe clarified the situation: We are working exclusively on projects for Rockstar. We commissioned some music from a local composer Freyja Garbett for a VR project that we were working on a number of years ago when between projects. It is based on a case from LA Noire that did not make the cut but was more of a tech demo than anything else.L.A. Noire was released in 2011 for PS3 and Xbox 360 from developer Team Bondi, who has since closed its doors. However, Brendan McNamara later founded the Sydney-based Video Game Deluxe, who worked on L.A. Noire: The VR Case Files. L.A. Noire was also remastered in 4K resolution for PS4 and Xbox One back in 2017.[Source – Eurogamer]



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