The development team behind The Order: 1886 tells of how the transformation from human to lycan – or werewolf, if you prefer – will occur.

You assume the role of Sir Galahad, a knight of England in 1886, who is tasked with upholding order in a nation wrought with conflict. In this world, human-beast hybrids appeared centuries ago and ...

The Order: 1886’s sequels could have transformed the franchise with rich storytelling and mechanics, but the potential remains unrealized.

The Order 1886 offers an immersive steam punk inspired world with cinematic aesthetics. Here's what parents need to know about the game, what makes it great and what to watch out for.

Last week, I went behind-closed-doors for a sneak peek at The Order: 1886, one of PlayStation 4’s most anticipated–and most mysterious–exclusives. Indeed, before Ready at Dawn walked me ...

The Order: 1886 may not be perfect, but there's certainly more to it than meets the eye. After 10 years, I can't wait to see how Assassin's Creed Shadows has built on Assassin's Creed Syndicate ...

But now we have PS4's The Order: 1886, a Sony-exclusive game that I described yesterday as “one long cutscene” in my analysis of its attempt to be cinematic.That means plenty of pre-rendered ...

The main character in The Order: 1886 is a white male, mid-30s, facial hair, gruff voice. He shoots people. Strictly speaking, he's a white male who is centuries old. His facial hair is less the ...

The world that The Order: 1886 takes place in is an alternate to our own. More than a thousand years before the start of the game’s events, half-human/half-beast hybrids began to appear.

Alternative history PS4 exclusive The Order: 1886 was originally meant to be the first game in a trilogy. Two other games — The Order 1891 and The Order 1899 — were also planned before the ...

According to a well-known gaming industry insider, Ready at Dawn had plans for a sequel to The Order: 1886 before it was scrapped, claiming that the studio had "awesome" ideas in place.The Order ...

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.