For what it was, it was a good game with an interesting universe and mythos, great graphics. if not a dull colour palette, but hindered by it's gaps in gameplay and being criminally short. RAD are an incredibly talented studio, you only have to look at the PSP GoW games and Daxter to see that. it's a shame that The Order wasn't that original IP to put them in the limelight.

make the sequel - i'll buy it day1.

I want a sequel! 😲

I'm not opposed to a sequel, but Remedy had best take the criticism to heart from the first game.

I think people are correct saying the world and characters have potential, but the game play experience was extremely linear, extremely basic, and extremely repetitive. I know people wont like my comment, but we all know its the truth.

If RAD makes a sequel to The Order: 1886 I may just crap myself with excitement.

I enjoyed the game. The ideas can be fleshed out more.

Maybe SSM can mentor them a little, I know RaD were successful on handhelds - the talent is there. They just need a little guidance.

Put in a BR mode, load outs and Online multi player only and then we may have a hit on our hands.

Seriously, it is a shame that R@D created this engine that made some great looking visuals and haven't gone back to it with anything after The Order.

The game having a failed reception must have been a serious blow to the team.

If they ever end up making another game, the focus better be gameplay over graphics. It already looks good enough so just make it more like Resident Evil or dead space.

This cant be a coincidence that this post happened after yesterdays opinion about a sequel

They would have to go with a publisher then perhaps THQ Nordic?

Would love to see a follow up to The Order: 1886. The setting & characters were awesome. It also had proper werewolves.

I enjoyed it on launch day. I was very disappointed that a sequel looked like it wasn't going to happen, so I hope they make another one.

Totally underrated there was certainly more to offer given a sequel :)

Fun game beautiful graphics. I bought the first one and wish they would make a second

This game deserves a sequel, i loved the first one (even if it was a little bit short), story and graphics were phenomenal and the gameplay was fun too, a sequel could improve everything, they deserve a second chance

It really is unfortunate that when the game first released, critics and gamers alike ripped it to shreds and really hurt its reputation. I can understand why Sony may be hesitating to return to it anytime soon. The outcry on how it was more of cut-scenes and whatnot was really bad, almost similar to the whole debacle outcry of No Man's Sky. It was really bad. It's unfortunate because I personally really enjoyed it for what it was when I picked it up for $30. But like I said, so many people crapped on it for what it was at the time and the negatives completely glossed over the positives.

It was graphically an Amazing looking game with some nice style and weapons. Problem was it held your hand to often and battles were too tight. Fleshed out would have been excellent.

Very underrated game with huge sequel potentials imo, hope they don't give up on this one

If they are going to make another AAA game, it makes sense to stick with The Order.
Im sure theyll take on board all the criticism levelled at the first game.
Myself and lots of others would love to see what they can do with a sequel.
Everything is in place to make a real top quality game.
Ps5 launch game maybe?
Hope so.

c'mon sony, give them a chance and let them do the order 1887

I loved the first game, and with some slight tweaks and extra content it could be a killer franchise.

Looked impressive, played a few hours but was tired of it quick. The 3rd person cover mechanics were also copy and paste. There was little ingenuity at work beyond the excellent engine,rendering and art direction. It was pretty, yet boring imo. I'd finish the short campaign if they'd patch it for pro but that is unlikely. On to bigger and better things.

This was a beautiful game but the criticisms leveled at it are fair. The boss fights where beyond underwhelming right up to and including the final one. Just really bland as if no effort was put into game play just presentation, I remember wondering what they were thinking. The story, really dumb at parts which would hype you up then disappoint when the plot secret would be reveled. Cleary they have some talented artists over there but they could use much better story writers and game play designers. The cycling werewolfs in the warehouse along with other things almost felt lazily done but given the production values present overall I know it's not the case.

Lone Echo felt like a polished AAA game

Like many others have stated here, I would relish the opportunity to revisit Victorian London and catch up with Sir Galahad. The characters, setting and production values were exceptional in The Order and while I acknowledge it had some gameplay flaws, I personally really enjoyed the game. I bought it at launch and resolved to get the Platinum trophy so over the course of my two playthroughs I believe I got my money's worth.

Come over to Xbox, I would totally be down with that. Even though the order didn't get the best reviews I would still like to play it.

Make an xbox one port and then do a sequel with way more gameplay

Sony, give them a chance. The game may not have been a critical success but dammit it has the potential to be the next GoW.

This game had promise. Yes it had it flaws but the world that was built could easily be expanded upon and the gameplay expanded. This had the potential to be Sony's Gears of War but with its own unique style and flavor. I hope we eventually get an 1887.

I liked it for an early PS4 game. I can’t recall another game that looked as good as this. This was the game I showed my friends when I was like, “look at this!”

I enjoyed the order and this is a situation where the sequel should be able to improve upon the flaws or shortcomings of the first game. It has a good set up in place.

I enjoyed the game but it was criminally short and didn't pay off anything. The ending should have been the prologue to the main game. That is my only problem with it. They set up a fantastical world that should be revisited.

The Order: 1887 [Sequel Name TBD] ?Releasing (MAYBE) with the launch of PlayStation 5. ETA; Fall of 2020! Arrival.

There were things about The Order I really liked, a sequel that addresses its issues could be fun.

The game has so much potential, the setting and characters really spoke to me, but the pacing was awful, the combat was bland, and the werewolves were just boring to fight! Let's not forget about the length of course.

I hope for a sequel with more length,ore fleshed out game play and better pacing. The Order as a brand really could be a gem if done correctly.

Sony should purchase this studio

The order was a fantastic game. Unfortunately this type of game without much unlockavles no multiplayer no RPG elements etc won't work.

A standard playthrough of 8h with nothing else to do doesn't work anymore.

All in all this game sucked, bad story, average gameplay, bugs, no replay value, the black bars were very bad and made vertacly shooting a nightmare, and those lock piks, hope they dont, just get away from it.

I hope the stick to VR. Echo Arena and Echo Combat are two of the most fun multiplayer games I've ever played.

I'll wait for the Order 1887.

We need a sequel to that game. Remove the cinemascope screen ratio and the QTEs, but do keep the same phenomenal graphical presentation that left me (and all the gamers who actually played it) gobsmacked, and call it "The ... (whatever name reflects the theme of the new chapter) 1888 (and then 1890, 1892, 1899, etc. for example, depending on the number of sequels they want to make)
This game wasn't any worse than Gears of War by any means, if anything it had a better story and visuals and a far better brand of aesthetic flavor, but there you go, it wasn't GeOW so a certain "press" panned it. But for a first game in a new IP it was very good and I leke the Galahad character a lot personally.