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The Order: 1886 is full of Arthurian-based lore, and today, Game Informer has posted a look at three of the knights in the game: Sir Percival, Lady Igraine - who is apparently not Arthur's mother ...

The setting of 'The Order: 1886' is a fascinating place. This alternate version of London finds a secret group of modern knights fighting werewolf-like creatures for the future of mankind. We've got ...

VideoThe other day, I wrote about how the critical reception to The Order 1886 signals a sea change in our expectations about video games. The game -- competent, lavish, technically proficient and ...

The Order: 1886 is a Playstation exclusive developed by Ready At Dawn Studios, ... The trailer goes on the show a cinematic fight between the Knights and the so called "Half Breeds", ...

While The Order: 1886 doesn't have a firm release window, it's rumored to come out on 2014. Of course we'll keep you updated if any further information will emerge.

Fighting to save the very souls of humanity, members of The Order take to the streets of London to purge the world of half-breed werewolves and vampires. Their mission is ...

The Order: 1886 review. One knight stand. Review by Martin Robinson Former Editor-in-Chief Updated on Feb. 25, 2015. 394 comments Follow The Order: 1886 Short, shallow yet utterly sumptuous ...

The Order: 1886 takes place during an alternate universe in a neo-victorian London where an old order or knights fight to keep the world safe from half-breed monsters like Lycans.

The first, the Collector's Edition, costs $79.99 and comes with a 7-inch 'Galahad Under Fire' statue, steelbook, stickers, Knight's Arsenal DLC, soundtrack and behind-the-scenes footage.

The Order: 1886 is the kind of AAA game we need right now.It was derided in 2015 for its short length, with How Long To Beat clocking the average playthrough at about seven hours. Admittedly, that ...

The Order: 1886 is a terrible game. Not because it’s broken or made without skill. Certainly not because it’s an average-length, story-driven shooter with minimal replay value.