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The Order 1886 deserves a sequel

The Order 1886 was the first original IP and also the first full-scale console game by Ready At Dawn, a studio previously charged with making portable spin off versions and HD remasters of big Sony franchises. With The Order presented as one of the major PlayStation 4 exclusives of 2015, expectations were high. But when the game came out, it was widely met with a lukewarm response by critics and gamers. The game seems to have fallen victim to two things: an enormous level of hype and wrong expectations.

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ninsigma3360d ago

Hells Yeah! Some great ideas that I'd like for them to push more in the sequal while taking on board some of the criticisms of the first. It was a solid enough beginning so time to come out swinging with a sequal.

chrisx3360d ago

It def needs a sequel, the potential to this franchise is huge

nX3360d ago

It was well crafted, just too short and limited. A sequel with the right changes could even compete with TloU or Uncharted.

S2Killinit3359d ago

It had some of the funnest gun fights ive ever played. It was a great game in many respects. The reception of it was just weird. I couldnt believe some of the reviews after i started playing The Order.

ABizzel13359d ago

This game should have been Underworld / Van Helsing meets Gears of War. It have all the right makings for a great single player & co-op experience, but was way too short, didn't commit to the full monster theme, and overall was just a huge missed opportunity.

That being said as everyone else is saying what was there was still a really enjoyable game, that's brimming with potential. Give it one more shot, add at least 2 player campaign co-op, a 4 player co-op mode horde mode, and a left 4 dead style competitive co-op of monsters vs Order agents and they have a hit on their hands.

ABizzel13359d ago

Games that need a sequel, remake, or reboot.

Sequels:
The Order
Heavenly Sword
Tokyo Jungle
Folklore
Bloodbourne
inFamous 2
The Legend of Dragoon

Remake with PS4 assets (exact same game, but PS4 settings):
Warhawk
Dark Souls
Resistance franchise
Rouge Galaxy
Spyro
Twisted Metal 2 / Head On
Dark Cloud 1 & 2

There should be one for each console, and then one for multiplats.

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OB1Biker3360d ago

I really enjoyed it but Id say its more gamers who deserve a sequel. The game felt like part I and like you said a solid enough beginning

blackblades3359d ago

Yeah it deserves a sequel, hell they set it up to have a trilogy so it should. They story is interesting and I want to know the rest of the story.

conanlifts3359d ago

I want them to finish the story. What they should have done is add part 2 as a free dlc. If they had done this and addressed some of the negative points in part 2 it would have been fantastic.

blackblades3359d ago

They said it's a big world that it would of been expanded through multiple games. Making part 2 through dlc is a hell no and your comment stupid.

conanlifts3359d ago (Edited 3359d ago )

@blackblades. I disagree, the game was good but very short. So part 2 should have been released for free which could have doubled the game length.
Even at triple the length it would still have been shorter than many games.

ninsigma3359d ago

Just don't play it then.

XanderZane3359d ago

@ninsigma
Too late. I already played it and it doesn't need a sequel. It needs a sequel about as much as Quantum Break does. lol!!
I would take a Heavenly Sword or Bloodborne sequel over The Order 1886 any day of the week. The Order 1886 can just die.

rainslacker3358d ago

There'd be nothing wrong with a QB sequel either. So long as they improve on it. The idea behind either wasn't bad. Order had a lot of potential. So did QB. Not all games start out amazing from the start, and can spend years building into a franchise.

Just look at GTA. The first game was not that great really. Now it's the highest selling game on each release.

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skydragoonityx3360d ago

Despite all the criticisms, I thoroughly enjoyed this game.

Rimeskeem3359d ago

It obviously lacked content for the price tag. But what was given was absorbing.

OB1Biker3359d ago (Edited 3359d ago )

That's an interesting debate IMO
Should reviews be influenced by the price tag?
I'm not sure. (the price is about irrelevant now as in you can find it for cheap) If not, what defines the right amount of content?
The game definitely felt only a part one missing the second part IMO

mastiffchild3359d ago (Edited 3359d ago )

Sony and Bend missed a big opportunity with the first game. Even after the game was released in its retail form, with all the poor reviews and real issues there was always hope as the story, premise and setting all hold peoples interest.

Theres still enough already there that, had they invested in good value dlc, some attractive price points on psn, making it a monthly ps plus game etc to introduce more gamers to the world unburdened by price issues that it would have made a much bigger splash. The desire and numbers needed to make a sequel viable would have been easily attainable.

I think that chance may have passed, though, with many who didnt play it now flatly assuming its just a poor game all round. Given a reason to play it earlier without the full fat price point and with the promise of standalone dlc or extra modes to come and it would have done much better. Id love to see what the series could have become with deeper lore and, ffs ,more bloody monsters.

Tumaras3359d ago

I enjoyed the game too much more than expected. But the short content length and lack of replayability was a problem. I would love to see a sequel that addresses those issues though, and not by just shoehorning in multiplayer. Multiple endings and choices, a longer game, and I'd buy a sequel. As it was 1886 was the perfect game to rent, but I definitely feel sorry for the folks that paid $59.99 at release.

Sony owns the IP, and the devs said they would like to do a sequel but they don't own the IP (and it's a no-brainer that they'd like the work doing a sequel). So it's up to Sony since they would be funding it. As important as exclusives are you'd think they'd be interested even if the first 1886 underwhelmed. There have been sequels of games I liked less for sure.

UltraNova3359d ago (Edited 3359d ago )

Actually its more up to us the fans and consumers if Sony decides to make a sequel.

If you were in their shoes and you saw all that backlush when the 1st was released would you spend another 50-80million to make a sequel? No you wouldnt.

We know Sony listens to their fans (FF7 remake, the last guardian, crash etc) so we can keep asking for the sequel until they see enough interest for it to invest all that money into.

Majin-vegeta3360d ago

He'll yea it does.That ending left it wide Open for the devs to go wild with a sequel if it gets lit.All they need to do take what worked and improve on it and what didn't work either tune it to where it does it just take it out.

DON'T SHOOT ME GUYS FOR WHAT I'M ABOUT TO SAY 😂

IF they decide to include MP this time around they can either go standard 6v6 or whatever they want or they can split teams into whatever they decide to include.such as 3v3v3 Humans,Wolves and vampires. Etc etc..

A horde mode would be nice where we can choose 2 options.
Humans vs Beasts or Beasts vs Humans.

*MP could come out after the game released as an update so they don't get sidetracked with the story*

I mean if Knack can get a sequel it's only fair for The Order to also get it am i right or am I right guys??

Godmars2903360d ago

Would think having vampires, werewolves and other monsters, free access to weapons, would be more important aspects than multiplayer.

Majin-vegeta3360d ago

Well yea that's why I said improve on what worked which means adding more monsters would be a good idea

Fist4achin3359d ago

Make it kind of like a penny dreadful setting?! I think they could put together a winning formula if done right.

Godmars2903359d ago

And having a story. don't forget that.

Or, at the very least, if they're going to have you picking up and examining items give such more measure in the game other than "Ooh, look what we can do."

blackblades3359d ago

Sorry but I say he'll no to the multiplayer, not in this game but a coop modes would be great.

coolbeans3359d ago

"That ending left it wide Open for the devs to go wild with a sequel if it gets lit."

That's because that wasn't really any semblance of an ending; more like they decided to roll credits at the end of Act 2.

Dirtnapstor3359d ago

Adding MP as you've said would indeed be helpful, but The Order was all about the SP experience. It was an incredible play-through. I would love a sequel with a longer campaign fleshing out the story moreso. I hate to see this gem to turn into another generic shooter with MP like every other IP.

XanderZane3359d ago

Knack didn't need a sequel either. That's another title that they should have - https://www.youtube.com/wat...

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Godmars2903360d ago

Will it be an actual game this time as apposed to a semi-interactive movie?

A semi-interactive movie with a blue-balls plot at that.

Rimeskeem3359d ago

I like how people call this game a "semi-interactive movie" and look the other way when talking about Quantum Break.

Godmars2903359d ago (Edited 3359d ago )

You think I respect Quantum Break. Much less any other linear shooter that a dev got confused with a movie.

That's funny. You're funny - I say in a dry dead tone...

generic-user-name3359d ago

Always found it odd when people whine about genres they don't like.

Godmars2903359d ago

More examples, poor ones at that, of the genre rather then the genre as a whole. That such examples were high profile yet failed to live up to claims.

That some enjoyed them, feel the need to defend them, is besides the point.

_-EDMIX-_3359d ago

because Gamers praised Metal Gear Solid 5 for having less cut scenes?

deafdani3359d ago (Edited 3359d ago )

But the majority of the game was playable (and very enjoyable at that). It having a strong focus on narrative and storytelling wasn't one of its problems. Being a pretty damn short game, at full price, with an incomplete story, was what made it get such a poor reception. Hell, when the credits rolled, I was surprised. "Wait, what? That's it?"

If you're implying The Order was bad because it had a lot of cutscenes, then what does that make The Last of Us or Metal Gear Solid IV?

Godmars2903359d ago

Thought it was bad because, as a game, story narration took too much control from the player.

Flewid6383359d ago

Not liking things that are universally loved is edgy!

coolbeans3358d ago

The Order is in no way universally loved. Not by a long shot.

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SpaceRanger3360d ago

I played this game for what they marketed it as and definitely enjoyed it. I didn't go in with any other expectations for the type of gameplay I wanted, only what they showed and said.

A sequel to this would be more than welcome in my book!

ninsigma3360d ago

People who did as you did are generally the ones who enjoyed it. Everyone I saw complaining about it were judging it based on things it was never meant or advertised to be.

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The Order: 1886 Sequel Would Have Featured Larger-Scale Battles & Multiplayer

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.

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pwnmaster3000361d ago

I missed it when games use to have a multiplayer to them.
Hope Sony revives the game at one point

KyRo361d ago

Killzone, Resistance, Uncharted, TLOU, Motorstorm. Great times. Its a shame how far they've fallen this generation

Muigi361d ago

Oh they still do…its just the whole game now 😂.

-Foxtrot361d ago

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.

RaidenBlack361d ago

https://www.videogameschron...
"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.

Charal361d ago

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.

Reaper22_361d ago (Edited 361d ago )

If "we" is sony, i agree. I liked the game but it was metacritic that contributed to it's death. It's a shame.

AshleeEmerson361d ago

No, we are "us," the gamers who rated it so low on Metacritic, hurting... Killing its sales. I agree it is a shame. I loved this game.

Charal361d ago

No it is not, it is us has a community which crucified this game, which is happening much too often.

CrimsonWing69361d ago (Edited 361d ago )

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.

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The Order: 1886, a Ten Year Reunion

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."

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SimpleSlave458d ago (Edited 458d ago )

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.

_SilverHawk_457d ago

The order 1886 was one of the best games I played on ps4. Within a top 5 best ps4 games I'd put the last of us 2, the order 1886, days gone, horizon zero dawn and God of war.

SimpleSlave457d ago

"The order 1886 was one of the best games I played on ps4. Within a top 5 best ps4 games..."

Jesus H. Christ, bud. You just sound like a Sony apologist. What the fuck? Anyways. Good luck with that or whatever.

coolbeans457d ago

God. The "what could've been" you're describing would've been way better than just being the most empty cinematic shooter slop of that generation.

SimpleSlave457d ago

Right? I mean, I can understand people enjoying this thing ironically. Knowing that it sucks but still enjoying it for what it is. I get that. That's fine. We all have our guilty pleasure no doubt. But to come here and actually pretend that this is a top 5 PS4 game? Wow!

To pretend that this barely there game is anything more than an "empty cinematic shooter slop of that generation," as you said, is beyond ridiculous. But I guess Self-Awareness is some expensive ass DLC still.

Espangerish457d ago

I really enjoyed this game and also think it was one of the best PS4 games. It’s weird to me that this makes you so angry. I’m not a Sony fan at all by the way, very much pc player.

SimpleSlave457d ago

"and also think it was one of the best PS4 games"
"I’m not a Sony fan at all by the way, very much pc player."

Yeah, OK. You want to lie to yourself? You do you, bud. But like I said to the other Sony apologist, "good luck with that or whatever."

-Foxtrot457d ago

Jesus, it had some flaws but you're acting like it was unplayable.

It built a foundation, a rocky one but a sequel is where they could have refined things.

Personally my only issue is I feel like the "Gears of War" like over the shoulder gameplay, especially getting into cover and the like didn't really fit the game as much. In Gears you understand that kind of gameplay because they are wearing super heavy amour and guns but in the Order these guys are super human, they should feel more of a breeze to control, easily jumping over things and being allowed to climb whatever similar to Uncharted.

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Inverno458d ago

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.

1nsomniac458d ago (Edited 458d ago )

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!

thorstein457d ago

Exactly. What a weird metric that suddenly was important and then, within a few months, no longer mattered.

andy85457d ago

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 😅

Rebel_Scum457d ago

Put the thing on PS plus already!

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The Order: 1886 Dev Pitched a Sequel to Sony, But Was Denied

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.

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_SilverHawk_467d ago

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.

DodoDojo467d ago

About 2 million sales and not the greatest of reviews, I can believe it.

Tbh there's a lot of dormant Sony exclusives that are more deserving of a sequel.

ravens52467d ago

Have you played it? Just curious.

ABizzel1467d ago (Edited 467d ago )

2 million probably wasn’t enough to make a strong profit on, and the mid reviews didn’t help, even though it was a solid game just short, and could have expanded way more on the creature mythos.

Days Gone: +7 million / mid reviews (no sequel)
Infamous SS: 6 million / mid reviews (no sequel)
Killzone SF: +2 million (4 mo.) / mid reviews (no sequel)
Driveclub: +2 million (2015 / leaks say 5m) / mid reviews (no sequel)

Basically it looks like for the PS4 generation budgets were getting out of control and Sony made the decision

sales + reviews - budget = sequel or no sequel

goken467d ago

Whatever the number, can’t be worst than concord

SimpleDad467d ago

Glad that Alloy Lego is doing great.

Toecutter00466d ago

Two million in sales for a new IP is pretty impressive. The world-building was in a class on its own. Any moron could see this IP had mad potential and the fact that Sony balked on it makes one question their competence and leadership.

Cacabunga466d ago

Nothing to do with sales. It’s all about the broken vision that Sony is having lately.
Days Gone sold great but they still don’t want a sequel to it.
Sony wants Easy money and they saw it in gaas and lazy games like lego horizon and countless remasters..

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pwnmaster3000467d ago (Edited 467d ago )

Idky you can’t believe it.
This game was shitted on by everyone besides some PS fans.

Don’t blame Sony on this one. Blame everyone who wanted to see this burn. Sony does a lot of stupid shit with their IP and waste a lot of them like bloodborne and days gone, but don’t be surprised with this one.

Outside_ofthe_Box467d ago

Exactly. I came to post exactly this. The game was torn apart upon release. It's not shocking that a sequel was denied.

S2Killinit467d ago

Not “upon” release. There was a whole campaign “prior” to release.

In my opinion they should have made it a bit less linear and it would have been great. I did enjoy it. But the reception it got makes sense that Sony wouldnt want to risk a sequel if it was going to open up a can of worms with people who wanted the first one to fail.

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Christopher467d ago

I played the game. I 100% believe Sony turned down a sequel.

blackblades467d ago

Well pretty obvious when it was left on a cliffhanger. Many sequels get turned from companies as someone else said above blame the SOB's that always whining.

Sabbath1313467d ago

i 100% agree with you, both of those games were amazing

Bathyj467d ago

What's so hard to believe? Don't you remember this game was crucified by the media.. it was DOA. It's a shame because it was a really fresh new IP it was gorgeous and a play really well . it had some issues but it wasn't the only game with qte repeated bosses and a playtime under 10 hours.

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mkis007466d ago (Edited 466d ago )

It was panned because of the graphics hype. Kind of similar to Ryse and hellblade 2...although the story was pretty interesting in all 3.

As a matter of fact I think Indy's success is partially due to the fact the graphics were not hyped up pre launch.

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-Foxtrot467d ago

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.

neutralgamer1992467d ago (Edited 467d ago )

Definitely days gone 2 should happen. Who knows maybe now Sony will let them make it since bend had to cancel its live service game. Days gone 2 for PS6 sounds amazing

As far as order 1886 sequel it would be have been interesting. I think if this game was a RPG with 15 hour story it would have done so much better. Don't get me wrong game is great but you can tell the potential is there if they were allowed to make some drastic changes

Sadly this new Sony is not the PlayStation they are suits and spreadsheet guys. Playstation has lost its touch with gamers. I miss Shawn jack Andrew house etc

At the launch of PS4 Playstation was at its full strength with gamers running the company but not anymore. No we have a guy who loves horizon above every thing else and is willing to fund projects based on that IP

Redemption-64467d ago

So an IP that actually sell? Sony moved away from the type of games you saw during the launch of the PS4 because many gamer didn't support them. I hear people crying more about say Japan Studio closing than actually supporting their games when they were open. Wasn't it shawn layden who said many of these games fail and you hope a few like horizon to make up for the failed games. Maybe if gamers actually supported these games there would be more of them. Shocking right?

Redemption-64467d ago

There is no sequel for Days Gone because it didn't sell. The director himself said "If you love a game, buy it at f****** full price. I can't tell you how many times I've seen gamers say 'yeah, I got that on sale, I got it through PS Plus, whatever'.”

Majority of the sales from days gone came from when it was heavily discounted, and I have seen many gamers say they will not pay full price or the game isn't worth full price, but they will buy it when it's discounted. Yet they get triggered when the studio decides to move away from a game they refused to support at full price

jwillj2k4467d ago (Edited 467d ago )

What this is showing is that the majority of people don’t like the price. It doesn’t mean they don’t like the game. Two different dimensions.

Example: The company Take Two took advantage by selling NBA 2K at $20, completely undercutting NBA live to become the most popular basketball game. High priced games isn’t the only way they can make money.

-Foxtrot467d ago

Well. If we are going to go off that director apparently Days Gone hit 8 million sales around the same time frame that Ghost of Tsushima later did.

https://x.com/JakeRocket/st...

One was considered a failure, the other a massive success so I don't think it just boils down to sales.

Redemption-64467d ago

@Foxtrot

Hey, maybe you clearly know more than the director/writer. If memory serves me right, Days Gone went on sale faster than Ghost. Also, please know budget is a major factor. There is a huge difference between Ghost with a budget of $60M selling 8M, vs Days Gone, with a budget of $250M selling 8M after major price cut. One can be considered a success, because it had a much lower budget.

Don't Complain If a Game Doesn’t Get a Sequel” If You Didn’t Buy It “At F-cking Full Price, clearly shows the game didn't make the money it needed to make within the time frame it needed

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@jwillj2k4

What is shows is majority of gamers didn't think Days Gone was worth the $60 price tag and clearly Sony agrees with them. You can like a game, but if you don't think it is worth the price tag, why do you complain when the company decides to not invest in a game you don't think is worth what they are charging? They should release the game, lose money, cut the price and then you will support it?

jwillj2k4465d ago

Reading is fundamental. I said start with a reduced price not cut the price after you’ve already released it. It was an example to show how there are other ways they couldn’t make money. The idea is that number of buyers is much greater at $20 than $60. I didn’t think I had the point that out to you.

Redemption-64465d ago (Edited 465d ago )

@jwillj2k4

The number of buyers being greater at $20 than $60 does not equate to more money. You literally have to sell 2-3 times more to makeup the difference. Starting with a reduced price for an AAA that costs say $250M is pure stupidity and again would have to sell 2-4 times more depending on the reduced price break even. Or include micro transactions. They can make it into a free live service game with mtx. Yeah, you are right, maybe they should follow the route 2K NBA took

Clearly many don't think the game is worth $60. Who knows maybe the remaster can give it hope. But it would be funny if they get a sequel and people refuse to buy it at full price. Highly doubt those who think the game isn't worth 60, will be lining up for 70.

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S2Killinit467d ago

Days Gone deserved so much better than 71. I’ve noticed that some PlayStation games get attacked and it feels generated. Like money is behind the hate campaign.

-Foxtrot467d ago

Days Gone was that one game which wasn't really attacked by gamers but by journalists.

As soon as it was revealed they really didn't like it for some reason, it was made out to be because it came across as a generic looking open world game or another generic "zombie" game but at the time we had plenty of open world games and a fair few "zombie/infected" games that these journalists didn't bad an eyelid towards.

When the game released broken before the Day One patch it just gave these journalists a massive excuse to slaughter the game in their reviews.

On one hand, a game shouldn't have released in that broken state or at least they shouldn't have given journalists a copy without the Day One patch HOWEVER these are the same journalists who usually gloss over that kind of stuff with so many other games, take Star Wars Outlaws for example, the game was a buggy, broken mess at launch with plenty of issues, bad AI, some clear performance issues and a lot of quality of life improvements needed but it still did a lot better than Days Gone at launch.

Personally I think they knew they could get away with it more because Sony Bend weren’t that high up and respectable, they knew calling their game out as much as they did wouldn't hit them with any major consequences unlike if they hypothetically were like this towards NaughtyDog, Sony Santa Monica or Insomniac.

RaidenBlack467d ago

Yea and there was/is a PC version of 1886 too in 2016 ... but now maybe collecting dust in some dev's hardrive.

Relientk77467d ago

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.

S2Killinit467d ago

But Assassins Creed sold a lot.

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