Awesome next-gen PS4 graphics in “The Order: 1886”
We are entering a very interesting time: The differences between cinematic movies and video games are getting lesser and lesser. Note the near-CGI ingame graphic, the awesome character movements, the lights, the atmosphere, the dialogues and the cinematic, extremely good camera movement. Well done, gentlemen, well done. The Order: 1886 will be released in February 2015.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZtBo1YWH1-8
Promo-screenshots, all showing ingame-graphics:
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