Great game. I had been itching to play this for a while specifically because of some praise as an underrated PlayStation title combined with complaints about its length (all hail short games).
But the main issue isn't with its length - I actually feel like the narrative only really needed 1-2 more missions and some hefty cines and could have stuck some sort of landing. Unfortunately, the handful of storylines the game was carefully weaving are abruptly dropped to the ground in a baffling fashion. Till that point the pacing of the game was marvelous. Its designers are careful not to make any 1 mission overstay its welcome, while developing its world and characters in a natural way.
You get dropped into this world with no handholding or explanation - you're allowed to put the context together as the world unfolds. Combined with the unexpected horror aspects (I had no context going in), I was utterly delighted to unlock the mysteries of the city.
It also looks incredible, maybe one of the best looking PS4 games I have played. Whoever decided to crank the film grain to 11 knew exactly what they were doing.
Misc thoughts: The characters are detailed and expressive. The soundtrack by Jason Graves is weighty and ominous. The gunplay feels quite good and there's just enough weapon variety. The only consistent gameplay issue I had was finicky prompts for melee/sneak kills which frustrated me during a few points. Some quirky reverb / loudness SFX issues with footsteps. All hail photo mode.
All in all I can strongly recommend this game for someone looking for an incredibly polished if quite short historical fantasy.

At the time this game came out, this kind of cinematic narratives attracted my attention more. In 2023, unless there's a gameplay loop that subjectively feels really good, it's a narrative that distracts me. After halfway through the game, it was a bit more challenging and that was nice. I followed the story with interest after the halfway point, but the game ends with a sequel and that's annoying. Graphics that look very nice even today, an engaging but incomplete script. Nice shooting feel and average enemy intelligence. I wish these things served the continuity of the game well. A series would have been a product I would have followed with much more enthusiasm.
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Played on PS5.

A lot has been said about this game and, truth be told, its potential was wasted.

A great concept, paired with interesting characters and still solid visuals, brought down by clumsy mechanics, awfully short campaign and limited gameplay.

There's a lot wrong with this one, except not the game itself. The visual's and concept are really good, the story was a bit cliché but engaging, the combat isn't perfect but almost there, the setting was amazing, the music well themed, and the character design was on point with the 80's knighthood this game presented. But the game was done wrong, short, not even finished, and abandoned. This feels like it was hold back for no reason, it could have been a great unique title with the other missing half of the story.

I adored this game—the atmosphere, characters, lore, the way information is introduced, and the presentation of the world. It feels like a very mature game, much like the Witcher 3.

The game’s weak link is the gameplay itself. While shooting feels good, it’s the structure of some of these segments that proves frustrating. Three places, in particular, were very frustrating due to what seemed like an endless onslaught of enemies. I turned the difficulty down to easy, which solved most of the issue, but it still remained somewhat frustrating.

An admittedly interesting alternative history London and some fun weapons that are criminally underutilised aren’t enough to save The Order from mediocrity. Like as far as cover-based shooting goes this is serviceable but the few times it deviates from mowing down endless hordes of the British (which isn’t very often) to quicktime-based stealth and werewolf encounters it just doesn’t work. I can appreciate the presentation and the efforts to emulate film but at the same time the story being told here doesn’t feel very cinematic, and more like an unfinished first season of a BBC television show that got canned.

Super weird experience once you're done. On the one hand, the visuals are outstanding and still blow some of this years games out the water. Voice acting and world concept are both top notch and the overall vibe is very cool.

However, the story pacing is all over the place, it almost tells too much and not enough at the same time. Over halfway through the game I'd fought like 4 werewolves and used a tesla gun once, and from the marketing material, it seems like that's what the game is all about.

Then before you know it, it's over on a cliffhanger, with almost every story beat left unresolved.

How?
Fucking How??
How did you make a game; starring immortal Knights of the Round Table fighting Werewolves and Vampires with steampunk tesla coil gun in a fictionalized steampunk Victorian London, possibly the most boring fucking thing I've ever played.

It's not even unique in its mediocrity, it's just the worst parts of the 7th gen and the 8th gen wrapped together in a package that's game design is just Naughty Dogs leftover, and a SyFy channel tier story the game takes way too seriously for it to be funny.
I'm not even mad I spent like 5 bucks on this I'm just shocked at the level of just pure mediocrity on display; I'd be impressed if I wasn't so fucking bored.

D'une beauté à tomber par terre, et cela même encore aujourd'hui, toute l'aventure se vit comme un film interactif... si bien que le jeu n'a que ça à vendre. En dehors d'une musique
Court (à peine 5h), l'action est classique au possible, et les quelques audaces dans l'histoire et le lore développé au cours du jeu font que... ben le jeu est une belle intro pour un second épisode qui pour le moment est aux abonnés absents.

Un jeu moyen, à regarder en stream ou alors à moindre coût en bac de jeux d'occasion à moins de 5 balles...
... De toute façon en une ou deux sessions c'est plié.