A spiritual successor to L.A. Noire may be in development. This information appeared thanks to Australian actress Freyja Garbett, who posted photos and videos from the music recording session for an unannounced project called Sowden House. «From the creators of LA Noire comes Sowden House, a psychological thriller also set in the 1940’s in LA that will have you questioning your sanity», the actress wrote on social media. Sowden House is a real place, also known as the House of Jaws and Franklin's House, which appeared in the game L.A. Noire. It is the mansion where one of the suspects in the Black Dahlia case lived. L.A. Noire was developed by Team Bondi and published by Rockstar Games in 2011. A few months after the game's release, the studio went bankrupt and closed, and its employees founded a new company, Videogames Deluxe Sydney, and released the VR game L.A.Noire VR Case Files in 2017.