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Test Chamber – The Order: 1886
Ready at Dawn’s new shooter is finally out, and players can make up their own minds about whether the cinematic adventure is right for them. There has been a lot of debate ahead of the game’s launch about its distinct creative direction, which puts a high value on cinematic presentation, and a lesser focus on active gameplay.
To help you make up your mind whether The Order: 1886 is for you, you can check out our review. However, if a visual look at the game is more up your alley, our Test Chamber should be just the thing. Andrew Reiner, Ben Reeves, and I hopped into a couple of different chapters to get a good look at the flow of combat, exploration, and the meeting point between cinematic style and action.
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