Since it was released in 2015 exclusively for PlayStation 4, The Order: 1886 It became one of the most controversial video games of the generation. The title, which has one of the best audiovisual sections seen so far, was severely criticized for its duration and playability, since although it was presented as a action shooter, its mechanics were rather interactive, because the player had to advance in history through numerous cinematics with brief moments of exploration and / or shooting.
Developed by Ready at Dawn In collaboration with SCE Santa Monica Studio and distributed exclusively by Sony, the commissioned studio has always explained being satisfied with the sales of the title, which have been constant. In addition, on more than one occasion he has confessed to want to develop a sequel, because the game was conceived as the beginning of a story with different continuations set in the same universe, after starting in 1886 in London, where chaos was present and an organization was responsible for protecting people from monsters, beasts that were considered half man and half animal (werewolves).
Recently, the IGN news portal has published an article in which it dictates nine unannounced titles that should not be missing on PlayStation 5, the next-generation Sony console. After mentioning works like Uncharted 5, A hypothetical sequel to The Order: 1886 has also been mentioned. To everyone's surprise, Cory Barlog, well-known creator of God of War, has shared this article highlighting his desire to play the sequel to this title It was recently rumored that it could reach PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X.
I would totally play the HELL out of a follow up to The Order !!! ✊ ♥ ️ https://t.co/yFTt5QXXjk
– Cory Barlog 🖖 (@corybarlog) March 3, 2020
The problem that the sequel to The Order: 1886 does not come true has always pointed to Sony, who should validate the idea. However, Ready at Dawn now develops cross-platform titles, so this sequel could also reach Xbox. However, it is unknown if the license continues to belong to Sony. On the other hand, the study has recently mentioned that works on a triple A degree, which could be the sequel that faces like Barlog want to play to test if past mistakes end up being corrected and so The Order can be established as a saga for the future. Will it be possible?
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