I'm pretty excited to see RAD to something new, I suppose. It's refreshing after they made those two GoW games, Daxter, and that Okami port. I am also excited as hell for Uncharted 4 though. I welcome good cinematic third person shooters.
Like I said, I feel like I am being hard on RAD since the order has an interesting concept storywise
Synopsis
The Order: 1886 is set in an alternate history where an old order of knights keep all of the world safe from half bred monsters, who are a combination of animal and man. In the game's history, around the seventh or eighth centuries a small number of humans took on bestial traits. The majority of humans feared these half breeds and war broke out. Despite the humans outnumbering the half breeds, their animal strength gave them the upper hand in centuries of conflict.
Centuries later, humanity finds new hope in King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. King Arthur and his like-minded knights take the fight to the half breeds, but Arthur soon realizes it's a losing battle. Through a mysterious turn of fate The Knights discover Black Water, a mystical liquid that significantly extends their lifetimes and gives them remarkable healing abilities. Despite this new advantage the half breeds continue to win battle after battle, until the industrial Revolution turns the tide. Inventors are far ahead of their time, inventing technologies such as thermal imaging, Zeppelins, and wireless communications. New weapons belch electricity, ignite clouds of molten metal on top of enemies, and fulfill dual functions as Fragmentation grenades and proximity mines.
By 1886, the war still goes on, but the humans almost have martial law. A new threat emerges in the form of the lower classes rebelling against the rich and the social order, with the Knights supporting the well-to-do upper classes and nobles. The game features four main protagonists from the same squad, who each has a given name, and the adopted name of one of the original Knights. The oldest is Sebastian Mallory, the second to bear the name of Sir Percival, and the descendant of Thomas Mallory, who in the 1400s wrote Le Morte d'Arthur, the definitive Arthurian Text. A close friend of Grayson, he is one of the best Knights in the history of the order.
I just don't see why ND is making another uncharted, when TLOU was such a step up from Uncharted. I guess its because Uncharted is sony's most popular franchise.
And just so people know, I have nothing against uncharted as a franchise. As a person who never strayed from nintendo handhelds and systems, I got a PS3 in 2009.
My friends told m about this game uncharted 2, which I didn't know about was amazing. One of them lent me their copy, and it blew my mind. After beating it, I went out and bought my own copy.