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.

Galahad starts out as a loyal member of the order, but it’s clear from the outset he won’t stay that way. The Order: 1886 opens with Galahad being violently interrogated by his own comrades.

This is the first time we've had confirmation about The Order: 1886 outfits, however, though a brief glimpse of Galahad could be spotted in the game's E3 announcement trailer.

The Order: 1886 is right up there alongside the far more interesting Infamous: Second Son in terms of looks. The visual fidelity developer Ready at Dawn squeezed out of the PlayStation 4 is ...

In The Order’s case, the answer is ‘no’. In fairness to the team at Ready at Dawn, The Order is n’t bad. And it is really, really, really ridiculously good-looking.

Short, shallow yet utterly sumptuous, The Order: 1886 is a narrative-driven shooter that already feels dated. Eurogamer has dropped review scores and replaced them with a new recommendation system ...

Ready at Dawn, spoke during a technical presentation at SIGGRAPH 2015 about the PS4 exclusive, revealing The Order 1886 PC footage and other interesting bits of information.

Though you'll control Sir Galahad (center) for the duration of 'The Order: 1886,' you'll work alongside other Knights of the Order, including Lady Igraine and Marquis de Lafayette.

They all gave me great insight on what it’s like to star in a game — that feels very much like a film. Above: Steve West portrayed Sir Galahad in The Order: 1886.

An excellent case in point, “The Order: 1886” ($59.99; rated M) is the sort of game that will be savored by a certain variety of player, while it will leave others wondering what all the fuss ...

When I, as Sir Galahad in The Order, duck behind cover and shoot, I do so the same way each time. I can improve my skills, my aim, my dodging in and out of cover.