The Order: 1886 - A Knight's Last Stand
Step into the boots of Sir Galahad in 1886 London, an era of technological marvels and ancient enemies. Join The Order, an elite corps of knights established by King Arthur, in their perpetual war against the Lycans, half-human monstrous creatures threatening the stability of the world.
Category
Action-adventure, Shooter, Stealth, other
About
Step into the boots of Sir Galahad in 1886 London, an era of technological marvels and ancient enemies. Join The Order, an elite corps of knights established by King Arthur, in their perpetual war against the Lycans, half-human monstrous creatures threatening the stability of the world.
This cinematic third-person action-adventure blends historical figures and mythology with a unique Steampunk aesthetic. Players utilize advanced weaponry derived from Tesla's research, such as the devastating Thermite Rifle and the Arc Gun, while navigating a conspiracy that threatens not only The Order but the very fabric of society. Engage in intense combat, stealth sections, and quick-time events that drive the high-stakes narrative.
Features
- Gripping, cinematic narrative set in an alternate history 1886 London.
- Fluid third-person action and cover-based combat.
- Unique arsenal of Tesla-tech and advanced Victorian weapons.
- Highly detailed graphics pushing the boundaries of presentation.
- Intense encounters against powerful half-breed enemies (Lycanthropes).
- Explore richly detailed environments of Victorian London.
Ratings
User Reviews
- Visually stunning, The Order 1886 sets a new benchmark for graphics. The atmosphere of Victorian London is incredibly realized.
- A beautiful but short ride. The lore is fascinating, but I wish there was more gameplay depth outside of the impressive set pieces.
- The unique weapons like the Thermite Rifle make combat memorable, even if the action is heavily scripted. A true feast for the eyes.
- Sir Galahad's story is engaging, full of intrigue and suspense. It feels like playing a blockbuster movie.
- Ready at Dawn delivered a masterpiece of presentation and style, offering a unique take on historical fiction.