Tony Polanco from The Koalition writes:
"This being the first (proper) Spoiler Alert! for a video game, we had to make sure it was for one we could really… sink our teeth into. That’s right we’re talking about The Order: 1886.
This goes beyond our review and gets down to all of the nuts and bolts of the game, its story, and if it was ultimately successful in what it tried to accomplish. We also discuss some of the things we felt didn’t work and also predict what we think the next game will be like and what we’d like to see from it."

A sequel to Sony and Ready At Dawn's action-adventure game, The Order: 1886, would have featured larger-scale battles as well as multiplayer.
I missed it when games use to have a multiplayer to them.
Hope Sony revives the game at one point
Why add multiplayer when the single player (despite enjoying it for what it was) had flaws?
You'd work out the issues with how you craft the single player then once you’ve perfected it do multiplayer after.
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"Two sequels were planned for the franchise, The Order 1891 and The Order 1899. While the third game was never in development, Weerasuriya says he had planned where the story of the franchise was planned to go, if he had been able to develop the full trilogy."
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Alas, we'll also might never get the PC version of 1886, which is currently residing in some dev's hard drive, nearly ready for a release if required.
It’s a shame we didn’t gave its chance to this franchise.
Game world was very interesting, and gameplay could have evolved to a major hit with sequels.
Not even speaking about graphics that were way ahead of their time.
I think MP being co-op would’ve been awesome. Essentially, I always viewed this as Sony’s take on the Gears series.
However, it really failed to measure up to what I expected. I definitely saw the potential but there were some things that really bogged it down for me like the forced slow walking segments (which I know was to hide loading), the repetitive warehouse werewolf fights, not enough variety in enemies, oddly we fought more humans than Darkstalkers, and the stealth sections were infuriating.
One thing there’s no denying though, this damn game was a looker. Such a shame at the wasted potential.

WTMG's Leo Faria: "After finally playing the now decade-old The Order: 1886, what do I think about it? Is it really worthy of all the hate it has received over the past decade? Or is it some kind of hidden gem? I honestly think it falls somewhere in the middle. I loved the setting, the story is initially fine, the combat isn’t half-bad, and the potential for some awesome world building was there. It was all bogged down by too much ambition against a tight deadline, as well as poor marketing. As a result, it’s short, full of plotholes, infested with QTEs, and not exactly memorable as a whole. As a game you can grab for less than ten bucks today, I absolutely think it’s worth checking out. It’s one hell of a wasted potential, but for such a discount, I had some fun with it, and I’m sure you will too."
Great setting, great graphics, even decent gun play, but what a trash of a game. The fuck were these people thinking? We could've had something like an Alan Wake 2 meets Mass Effect 2 style game. With investigations, creepy locations to uncover and explore, people to talk to and even recruit, clues to uncover and connect, monsters to slay, side quests to get lost in, and a more expansive lore to go with it.
Instead we got a shitty AAAAAAAAA Third Person Pew Pew snoozfest. Awesome.
Im back again to simp for The Order, if ya like games well grounded in their reality with consistency in everything it does then I recommend it if ya haven't played it. Play it thru emulation or on your PS it don't matter just play it.
A great game run down by the media for it's price vs length - Which was understandable, but it shouldn't of been the be all and end all.
At the right price this was a great game & deserved a sequel!
I enjoyed this. I think the complaints were the length if I remember. Nothing wrong with a short good game, at least to physical copy owners 😅

Co-founder thinks bad reviews were to blame.
Ready at Dawn co-founder has revealed the now-shuttered studio pitched a sequel to PS4 exclusive The Order: 1886 to Sony, but was denied the chance to make it.
I can't believe sony turned down a sequel to the order 1886 which ended basically on a cliffhanger. The game is amazing and I would love a ps5 pro enhanced version just like I'd like a driveclub ps5 pro enhanced version.
It’s strange though Sony would be so proud about their work and overall quality but wouldn’t give them an extra year to, give them that quality.
Anyway he talks about if it was in the 70s they’d have had their sequel but Days Gone is at 71 on Metacritic and we don’t have a sequel.
Both games should have one, I think they deserve a second chance at refining and building onto that foundation already laid out.
Yea and there was/is a PC version of 1886 too in 2016 ... but now maybe collecting dust in some dev's hardrive.
That's lame. It's not perfect, definitely a flawed game, but deserves a sequel. You already have the first game as a starting point just need to improve upon it. This could have been a much better sequel like the jump from Assassin's Creed to Assassin's Creed 2. The IP has potential.
Hopefully some new DLC will be announced at E3 2015? *fingers crossed*
*Spoiler*
Anyone notice that Isabeau D’Argyll had some scars on her neck? I wonder if she knew that her "brother" was a lycan as her father did.
Also, why no fights with actual Vampires? For the sequel maybe Dracula will make his appearance. And I have no doubt that maybe Dr. Frankenstein will join the cast as another Tesla type of mad scientist/inventor.
The Order could have done a lot more than what it did in it's first outing. The sequel is going to be very interesting.
The Order: 1887 Knight No More
I like all the suggestions I've seen. I didn't even think of Merlin being the hooded man.
I personally love the game and had to debunk that article about Galahad being a vampire.
They could take it anywhere..
Personally my questions are...
Who was Perceval talking to? and Why didn't the Lord Chancellor imprison and torture Galahad instead of straight up killing him. He repeatedly said you can't escape the plenty.. so why prolong his death with torture??? just kill him...
something about that doesn't add up to me.
I noticed the scars on Igraine as well but I didn't even think about Lucan..
speaking of Lucan - personally that would be my biggest flaw with the game... I said out loud that he was a werewolf the first time he was introduced... I mean Lycan/Lucan you can come up with something better than that.. and also something about the demeanor written on his face.. it just screamed "I'm the bad guy"
but yeah I think they could go multiple places with the game.
#1 continue the story with Galahad
#2 continue the story from a new perspective - Play as Igraine or Lafayette
#3 a back to the roots campaign about the beginning of The Order and how it came to be. (you could play as King Arthur or the now Lord Chancellor because legend says he fought alongside King Arthur)
also for some strange reason if they keep the yearly theme The Order: 1901 keeps coming to me.. it just rolls off the tongue so well.
that's all I got right now