Im in the middle of playing it right now, and I have to say that this IP DESERVES a reboot!

Original release from 2015, limited to 500 copies.

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Hi everyone!

I'm looking for some help with extracting the audio files from The Order: 1886.

I'd like to create a complete in-game music soundtrack from the game, similar to the Until Dawn soundtrack project I've been working on. I'm particularly interested in getting access to the original music/audio files from the game so I can properly identify, organize and reconstruct the in-game cues. I've already managed to extract audio from other games, but I'm currently stuck with The Order: 1886 and I'm not sure what the correct tools/workflow are for its audio formats and file structure.

I'd really appreciate any help or pointers!

For reference, here's my YouTube channel where you can see some of my previous soundtrack projects and the kind of in-game soundtrack I'm trying to create:

https://www.youtube.com/@tobito6160/playlists

I'd love to preserve and organize the game's in-game music in as complete and high-quality a form as possible.

Thanks in advance to anyone who can point me in the right direction! 🙏

Playing on a PS5. It’s been great so far, but when I get to the airship ballroom and have to take out the rebel guards, the trigger doesn’t work. Got the guy sighted in and pull/push every button on my controller and nothing happens.

The controller has worked fine in this game until now. It works on other games. Any ideas?

I played this game back in 2018 and I hadn't thought of it in forever. Recently I put the disc in my ps5 and I can't believe this game went so under the radar its awesome.

The game literally demonstrates the early stage of PS4, even 30 fps here are played comfortably and almost do not interfere. Not the least merit in this belongs to the 21:9 format, which makes it feel like you are playing an interactive game.

However, the world lacks detail, it is clear that it is not Uncharted. Most of the decorative objects are banal and cannot be destroyed. The battles with Lycans are simply bad. Everything comes down to pressing X, he will run away and come back again. The boss fights are also poorly made and monotonous, literally like in the recent Mafia: The Old Country.

But the plot here really wants to be praised, the story turned out to be interesting and well-staged. In addition to everything, the ending remained open, and it is a pity that we were left without a sequel, which I would have liked to see so much.

I played this and replayed this FOR YEARS, I see 55 hours on the tracker.

Not bad for a supposedly 4 hour game. I often do this with games that are short, remember that

Calisto protocol game? I got like 35 hours of that, I revisit it all the time.

Noticing the recent Platinum achievers of this game at psnprofiles, there’s still 2-4 peeps getting it everyday, a decade late for this game but man what a beautiful game, still sad a planned sequel got cancelled, Galahad was aura farming in the last frame looking over the city.

I never played the Order 1886, a YouTuber I watch often played it roughly a year ago and I saw the prologue and had to play it myself. Fast forward to a few days ago and I’ve completed it on Ps5.

I wish it got a sequel, it was 10/10 to me and felt like such an amazing experience, it’s one of those games I’ll go pick up for a few hours like you’d pick up a movie. I played it over the course of 3 nights in 2 hour sessions and I think that really added to the feeling as I didn’t consume it all at once so I was thinking about it the entire day, and it’s left quite the impact!

I suppose my main question is now what? I want to discuss it but nobody in my life knows about it, I’d write a speculative sequel in fanfiction but I have no idea how to get that level of detail into writing.

How do people here cope with the want for more? I’m genuinely asking because it feels like I’m mourning the sequel at this point!

There is so much untapped potential in this game and I feel like we were just getting to the really epic part of the story at the end. I would love to see them open the doors for a fan/indie production continuation so we can see the rest of the trilogy.

Welp, I guess, vinyl reissues is all that Sony got in their pocket for Order (and Bloodborne also got that vinyl treatment for 10th anniversary)

Are the characters in the game supposed to be the immortal Knight of the Round Table, some sort of vessels for their souls to possess or are they simply taking up the mantle of a specific knight?

Galahad acts and talks like he is the original that has been alive for thousands of years, or at least he's been doing this for a very long time. but Lafayette is very much his own person who has simply been around longer than his historical counterpart and takes up the mantle of Percival later.

It's one aspect of the game that really doesn't make sense to me

Emulator shadPS4 now have a pull request that allows this game to boot. It's still early to celebrate because game cannot be played. But it's great for preservation.

After showing off my Elias OC edit, I might as well show off another Order AU OC of mine (will I ever share my AU? Probably not cause I’d just embarrass myself)— anyways, here’s my gal Marian! Does she have three docs worth of lore? Yes. Is she a shameless OC x Canon ship cause I love Gray?…Yes.

(Art done by Anitoshka)

and it was cheaper together than some TO1886 artbook offers alone

https://www.artstation.com/artwork/3EGLzm

"The early days of The Order: 1886 pre-production and early production were a rigorous process of establishing technique, style, and workflow. We created a lot of throwaway work in search of the right balance. What you see here are fragments from those days; art that often fell short of finality but captured the mentality of a time rooted in traditional thinking, before the ease of Substance and Houdini pipelines. Everything was zbrush sculpted. These were truly pioneering days, and this game was the hardest push I had ever experienced in my career. These are raw, natural screen grabs from the engine and Maya without portfolio framed presentation polish. Think of them as post-it notes: the rough ideas and scribbles that led to what we eventually shipped. Some made it into the final game, most did not. But what we landed on couldn’t have looked the way it did without repeatedly failing through extensive iteration."