Last week, I went behind-closed-doors for a sneak peek at The Order: 1886, one of PlayStation 4 ... splendor better than any other: Cover Lady Igraine’s face and eyes with your hand (the ...

There’s Lady Igraine, who shows some great characterisation ... In fact, when you pull The Order: 1886 apart, you’ll realise a lot of it is very scripted. There’s simply no freedom to ...

He’s a werewolf, as well. Lady Igraine embarks on a solo mission to Paris, in order to act as a saboteur of the Nazi war machine. Her work as a saboteur brings her in contact with the local ...

The Victorian-era London depicted in The Order: 1886 is familiar ... who operates under the name Lady Igraine; and Marquis de Lafayette, the French military officer renowned for his assistance ...

As the trailer hinted at, The Order: 1886 is more of a third-person shooter along the lines of Gears of War. As Galahad, I was in the middle of a firefighter with allies Igraine, Lafayette and Sir ...

When a game has "1886" in the title ... the apparently ageless Marquis de Lafayette and a much younger version of Lady Igraine in a long-running battle against "half-breed" humans who can morph ...

The first boss fight in The Order: 1886 sees you up against a gigantic ... To fend him off, tap on X as quickly as possible to close the gate. 5. Igraine is on the otherside of the room, trapped ...

Short, shallow yet utterly sumptuous, The Order: 1886 is a narrative-driven ... There's Percival (old, wise, Obi-Wan-a-like), Lady Igraine (strict, stern, token love interest), LaFayette (French ...

But even I’ve got my issues with the brevity of The Order: 1886. It’s not really that it’s short ... feisty potential love interest Lady Igraine, and Parisian charmer Marquis de Lafayette. Essentially ...

The frustrating thing about The Order: 1886 is that it could have been ... Sir Percival; the wise old mentor. Lady Igraine; the dutiful student. Lafayette; the French brigand, loyal and suave.

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