I would recommend Dark City.
I am really impressed when I watch it:)

Didn't even enter but two games you might like:
The Blackwell Series
&
Knee Deep

When it comes to film noir, I always think about The Maltese Falcon and other old movies, but there is always an extra-effort required when the movie is really old, no matter how good it is.

So instead, have one which has been added to my watchlist recently : The Man Who Wasn't There 2001, by the Coen brothers, with Billy Bob Thornton & Frances McDormand.

Since it just happens that I'm about to read them myself, I suggest that you consider going straight to the source and read some Raymond Chandler, "The Big Sleep" being his most popular novel.

Yes, it's a "partial" copy-paste, but with a different suggestion ;)

Try Altman's Long Goodbye or Polanski's Chinatown for a bit of neo-noir. As for the classic noir movies - one of my favourite movies is Third Man. You can also try one of the first Akira Kurosawa's movies Stray Dog (Nora Inu). And a couple more classics - In a Lonely Place, Double Indemnity, The Lady from Shanghai.

Gemini Rue has a nice noir feeling to it and people would also point to Grim Fandango of course

Check out the Blacksad comic, by Juan Díaz Canales and Juanjo Guarnido.
It's so good, a noir detective story set in the 1950s America with the anthropomorphic animals as characters.
And in spite of appearances the story is very serious and adult.
The art style of Guarnido is outstanding!

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"The Third Man" - The place of action is Vienna (where my father lives). Me, my father and my friend, we had the "pleasure" to explore the places from the movie - Viennese channels:) If you like old (1949) movies, I highly recommend;)

Apart from the max payne trilogy, you can also try The wolf among us.

10ryrs old now but a lot of people missed it Franklyn

A friend keeps recommending barman to me, not sure if that fits though...
Thanks for gibs!

Well, Nightcrawler wasn't mentioned so far, even though, it's an amazing neo noir movie.
I'd also add Fargo, even though, it's debated whether it should belong to the noir genre.

Adding another vote for the Dark City movie, and for The Wolf Among Us. :-)

Also, if you somehow get your hands on the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discworld_Noir game, be sure to give it a try. :-)

Has the Blade Runner game been mentioned? The film is obviously a classic, but I remember liking the game a lot when it came out over 20 years ago. It captured the mood and atmosphere of the film very well.

The Shiva was a game that isn't really a noir title, but definitely had detective elements in it.

While not a PC game, you should check out Heavy Rain if you can.

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The Mercury Man. My two suggestions from the other giveaway were Heavy Rain and Blues and Bullets. :)

'L.A. Confidential' by James Ellroy. Incredible book!

Probably you already know Reservoir Dogs, but I can't think of anything else in the moment.

I'm coming back as in another GA you stated that you also like Sci-Fi, so maybe Gattaca? It's not a classical noir movie, but it's still classified as neo noir on some lists

(Batman: The Animated Series)
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And yes, I'm serious.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6lT7R7GZ7o

And here is another suggestion:
Leviathan Wakes.
It's the first book of the "The Expanse" series.
It's a sci-fi series and in the first book the authors dive into the horror and noir genres (they used every book to go in a different direction...book two is more a political thriller and so on)
Big parts of the first book are about a detective trying to find the daughter of a wealthy magnate and the conspiracy he uncovers in his search for her.
And if you are more into watching you could also check out the first season of it. It's a really excellent made series.^^
Season 1

I really liked Memento

Blood Simple is a really good neo noir!