'The Order 1886' developed by Ready at Dawn, was revealed at E3 2013. Sony released the official trailer for their long awaited game, exclusively for "PlayStation 4." Red at Dawn is the same development company that produced the "God of War: Chains of Olympus" and "Ghost of Sparta" games.
"This project has been a long time coming, and I'm proud today that we finally have a chance to give you a first look at our new game, "The Order: 1886," writes "PlayStation 4" blogger Ru Weerasuriya. "This is the first original IP created by Ready at Dawn, and the game is targeted exclusively for "PlayStation 4."
'The Order 1886' is set in Victorian England and follows a man and a woman who are battling against nonhuman enemies in an alternative world. In this alternate reality The Industrial Revolution was brought on by man's desire to win a hundred year war against their enemy. Characters similar to real world historical figures help the gamer on their quest to restore peace. "The Order: 1886' is similar to the "Assassins Creed" games, blending fictional characters and events with real history.
"This is not the history you know," says the PS4 UK website. "Experience a unique vision of Victorian London where Man uses technology to battle a powerful and ancient foe. As a member of an elite order of knights, join a centuries-old war that will determine the course of history forever."
Gamming enthusiasts left comments below "The Order 1886" trailer on kotaku.com. Some are excited for the game, others could do without.
"Steampunk monster hunters...alright so far on board," writes username Waltfeld. "If it's something sort of like dishonored or something in nature...even more on board."
"I never liked these "steam punk" guns," says Arppls on kotaku.com. "They just have too much funky stuff in them. The whole game seems really unappealing for me in that aspect.
Check out the official trailer for "The Order: 1886" below and form your own opinions. Do you think this game will be a hit or miss?
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