The Order 1886 | Behind the Game Engine | #4ThePlayers

Check out what goes on behind the scenes at Ready at Dawn, as the team takes you through the development of the Game Engine

The Order: 1886 introduces players to a unique vision of Victorian-Era London where Man uses advanced technology to battle a powerful and ancient foe. As Galahad, a member of an elite order of Knights, join a centuries-old war that will determine the course of history forever.

[AltrootGaming]

The evolution of gaming is truly fun to watch and will continue to be.

This is simply the best work to date and not forgetting unreal 4 engine we are in for some truly cutting edge gaming.

[oliverandm]

"Cloth is realistic"

12/10 IGN

[AlexGomez-mgft]

the most spectacular graphics in a console game of all history?

[Kynareth]

I don't know about gameplay but the game looks so real! This is how the best movie CGI looked like about 10 years ago! Great work on lighting, cloth simulation, fog and character movement! 

[TRGTARD]

This game looked so amazing. The graphics Tech was so far beyond anything at the time

[leogets]

Havnt noticed any characters blink yet, i wonder why. It would make em seem extra real then

[Generationsst]

2015 is by far the Year of PlayStation 4.

[novickdragnire]

Ces gars sont des genis une tel conception du jeu mérite bien des récompenses honnorable vis à vis du public

[BlondeManNoName]

I'm looking forward to this game, I hope it will deliver.

[DoomsdaYPunK]

Truly an achievement! This is why consoles even exist. So that they can deliver something or other totally different from the other rivalling gaming platforms. Keep it up!

[diogojsv]

Até hoje é a engine que me deixa mais espantado com o realismo. O brilho está onde deve está, não reflete em tudo, como rostos que parecem plástico, está em metais, espelhos. A pele dos personagens são um show a parte. Pena que ainda não teve uma sequência, jogo muito bom e injustiçado.

[mariojsilva]

Can wait to put order in my PS4, amazing job like allways thanx santa monica & sony

[wajax]

@1:06: didnt know Lou Ferrigno started his own game studio.

[playstationd]

I think we all can agree that the game is visually stunning. I just hope it doesn't fall flat on gameplay and length. I don't want to buy a 8 hour shiny train wreak

[AshtarSheran]

Thank you for 800p, 30 frame and the luxurious corridor.
I prefer download a free tech demo on pc master race.

[oGoldSoundzo]

Almost every single clip in this was a cut scene, the brief moments of gameplay shown at the end of the video looked flat compared. Looks like lots of quicktime events too... I am very skeptical this is going to be any good.

[MikeTheGreek]

IN A CONSOLE GAME HISTORY YES I BELIEVE IT'S THE MOST SPECTACULAR BUT ON PC I THINK CRYSIS 3 IS THE MOST SPECTACULAR PC GAME EVEN IF IT ISN'T NEXT GEN AND ALSO IS THE MOST DEMANDING PC GAME AND ITS BEEN 2 YEARS SINCE RELEASE

[maayaa]

Insane games design congratulations on a beautiful looking game - hope the next one gives the player more freedom in terms of character interaction. If your watching these breakdowns the only thing that annoys me is your KINDA - SORT OF ! There's no need for this, it is or it isn't. Your cloth was kinda sort of scanned from reference ?
"What this says is in studio your like - that concept art is awesome but you kinda need to change it to sort of look like this" sorry to be rude but I Kinda sort of don't like the kinda sort of comments in these breakdowns. The only person that was steadfast in his comments was the CEO who has clear direction and confidence in the achievement of your crisp looking title. Thanks that's my rant. ;)

[TheRAMPAGEHD]

I don't doubt the tech used in The Order: 1886, though saying things like "the player want's to spend time in that world" is rather redundant if the world itself is more linear than a Call of Duty title.

Hopefully within the sequel Ready at Dawn expand the world, honestly I don't care about the little details like filling the world with objects to make it reflect that of a real environment, an example would have to be Assassin's Creed where the developers fill the world up with stuff that it actually hinders performance and the player is left with a stuttery unpleasant experience (talking about the PC platform here).

[mariojsilva]

Love the old times, history repitly if my english is correct