No, it is mostly linear. You start at a 'hub' location that leads to several smaller ones, and eventually progress to a second hub, then a third, etc. Movement across each map is mostly unrestricted but enemies in one part may be a much higher level than the player, forcing him to work through lower level areas first, hence the linear progression. Generally there are also physical blockers preventing access to new areas, again meaning there is not much free roaming about it until you've reached a high level, unlocking all areas and able to deal with the enemies there.
Borderlands is a free roam, first person view, user-choice based role playing game. Borderlands provides a free roaming freedom similar to the Fallout series with your option to do missions/quests on your own time. Multi-player is supported on Borderlands using separate consoles or online.
Yes!It does have free roam.
Go to career and push free roam
Yes, L.A. Noire is a free roam game.
You can free roam in LA Noire at any time, but if you do so during cases, it will affect your rating if you cause chaos and damage. If you want to truly free roam, complete one of the ranks and you will unlock a cost free roam. For example, complete Traffic Desk and you will get to free roam in that rank. Complete Homicide Desk and you will unlock free roam in that rank, etc.
Not sure but if it does that would be awesome...
the entire game is free roam
Yes. You can free roam.
No, there isn't a free roam in land of the dead. Although there is tons of missions.
You can free-roam every time you complete a detective 'desk' of cases. For example when you complete the Traffic cases, you can free roam to do the Traffic street crimes.
No.
YES. you can roam free about the entire city be gliding or running up buildings.