A beautiful PS4 game in 2015, The Order: 1886 still looks good today. Here's digitalfoundry with a retrospective, plus a look at the game running at 60fps on PS5:
In February 2015, The Order: 1886 came and went. This third-person narrative-driven action game arrived on PS4 with plenty of hype, but it delivered what felt like a prologue for a larger concept and achieved a lowly Metacritic score of just 63. Some loved it of course, but the game never received a sequel or even a PS4 Pro upgrade.
At its core, The Order's visual signature a soft, filmic presentation that minimises aliasing and employs a large suite of cinematic visual effects. The game is presented at 1920x800 , with letterboxing used to prevent upscale blur on a 1080p display - and this scales nicely to a modern 4K display too. Anti-aliasing is a big focus, with the use of 4X EQAA.
At the time of its release, there were precious few other games that could compete with this aspect of its rendering. The material system specifically enabled this game to appear 'next-gen' to the eye - it felt like a gigantic leap over what we had during the PS3 era, despite the relatively modest and linear world design.Image credit:The game's lighting is also key, tying everything together to create a believable scene.
Beyond the physically-based rendering and lighting/shadowing techniques, a lot of work was poured into simulating the way a camera lens might view the action, with elements like bokeh depth of field, film grain, bloom, advanced lens flares, tone mapping and per-pixel motion blur. These things are commonplace today, but having a game that closely resembled a shot from a film back in 2015 was incredibly impressive.
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