The Order: 1886 (2015)
Ready At Dawn, SCE Santa Monica Studio
3.10 from 1069 ratings
2025 members have it in their collection · 46 playing now · 439 backlogged · 512 wish listed
How long? Main story 8h · with extras 8h · 100% 9h (from 32 logged playthroughs)
Details
- Developers
- Ready At Dawn, SCE Santa Monica Studio
- Publishers
- Sony Computer Entertainment
- Genres
- Adventure, Shooter
- Themes
- Action, Fantasy, Historical, Horror
- Events
- PlayStation Experience 2014 Keynote, The Game Awards 2014, PlayStation E3 2014 Press Conference, PlayStation E3 Press Conference 2013
Release dates
- Feb 20, 2015 (North_America) PlayStation 4
- Feb 20, 2015 (Europe) PlayStation 4
- Feb 20, 2015 (Worldwide) PlayStation 4
Also available on
- The Order: 1886 - Collector's Edition (2015) · PS4
- The Order: 1886 - Blackwater Edition (2015) · PS4
- The Order: 1886 - Premium Edition (2015) · PS4
Featured in lists
Rating distribution
5 stars
64
4 stars
284
3 stars
482
2 stars
168
1 star
71
Community All Reviews Statuses
Status BMO May 4, 2016
Despite the general complaints for The Order that I have encountered on some sites, I have to say I am fully enjoying the game. There are minor elements that could use improvement, but so far I love the story and the way it is executed. It is an excellent bit of fiction, and a enjoyable enough cover shooter. It is …
Read moreDespite the general complaints for The Order that I have encountered on some sites, I have to say I am fully enjoying the game. There are minor elements that could use improvement, but so far I love the story and the way it is executed. It is an excellent bit of fiction, and a enjoyable enough cover shooter. It is by no means very hard, and mostly moves through multiple cut scenes while interspersing those with cover shooter moments. I don't mind however. The story is interesting enough, and the setting is such a gorgeous alternate reality that I am engrossed in the events of the game. I think games come in many different forms and I have no trouble accepting that this one is a linear path along a defined story, an exception from all the open world games we have available to us. Sincere there are enough of the latter I enjoy the attempt made at making something different.
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