Rumor: The Order 1886 sequel for PS5 is in development

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Another exciting rumor is currently circulating, claiming that developer Ready At Dawn is working on a successor to 'The Order: 1886' for PlayStation 5, which is already said to be making a fantastic impression.

The well-known insider 'OsirisBlack' claims on the NeoGAF forum that he saw an impressive gameplay trailer for the game. In it, a man with a device strapped to his shoulders is seen moving through dimly lit rooms. The action then picks up speed after a yellow-eyed monster begins chasing you. The character models, lighting, and physics are described as excellent. "a completely new level" described.

Rumors are nothing new.

The accuracy of this information cannot currently be verified. However, rumors of a sequel to The Order: 1886 are not new. last year Sources close to the developers indicated that the new game had been in development for some time and would very likely be released for PS5. However, they quickly backtracked and denied any knowledge of the matter.

Ready at Dawn had recently tried its hand at smaller projects, which weren't particularly successful. They had previously stated their commitment to AAA titles, including The Order franchise, and their willingness to return to them if the opportunity arose. That opportunity may now have presented itself, as Sony is also known for continuing to support games that initially didn't achieve significant success.

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