The Order: 1886 Won't Take a Particularly Big Bite into Your PS4's Storage Space

It's only a matter of time until the rumours start circling that the game can be beat in just a few hours. It's always the next step with linear releases.

@ShogunRok But none of the Uncharted games were longer than 8 hours, and they're universally praised (the first and third were only 7). The Order seems to be going for the same kind of interactive movie experience, so I expect it won't be any longer than that.

@RaymanFan2 Exactly, but you know what the internet's like. "It can be beaten in 3.5 hours? Trash game."

Sweet, I have plenty of space then. So when does the review embargo get lifted?

Huh..? Like 90 percent of games these days render their cut scenes in engine. What an odd point to make lol.

Yeah that file size is definitely not very encouraging.. but in all honesty for a game like this longer isn't always better anyway. I'm perfectly fine with the game being 15 ish hours if it's a fun game and has a good story. I know a lot of gamers disagree these days because the newer generation seems to equate length with worth as if a game isn't worth the price tag if you don't get hundreds of hours of play out of it... which is why we get all this crappy tacked on multiplayer these days. Ah well its definitely a day one purchase for me. I'm really excited for the game.

Im hoping for a 13-15 hours I loved the 45min demo I played at PlayStation experience can't wait >: )

@ShogunRok well people want bang for their buck these days and games aren't cheap either.

@Jazzer94 Actually, games are the same price as most of them were back in the 80's to 90's. I remember paying $50 for an atari game, $60 for Mortal Kombat 2 and vice versa. Systems were still $300 or more too. Now it just seems that they're all going to be $60.

@ToddlerNaruto A lot of the games are already dropping down in price. I'm just like you though...I wait a year for any sports game (I see most of the 2-3 year old sports titles down to $5 or less used at gamestop). Other than that, I very rarely buy a game at full price unless it's one that I know will never go down..hint, any Mario or most of nintendo's big franchises. Some of Playstation's big franchises are seeming to take a turn like nintendo's and never going down in price.

Lol. If u guys think this game will be 15 hours long, then i suggest you should be prepared to have your expectations shattered .

4-6 hours. 6 hours being on hard mode of course.

@ToddlerNaruto

Exactly. I have played almost all the Killzone games (KZ1, 2, 3, & Mercenary) recently for about $40 total.....as an example. It pays to wait.

And since when is 29.4 gb for ONE game a good thing?!! That's a huge chunk of a 500 gb to use if you don't want to replace your PS4 hard drive.

@GraveLordXD

Yea if you look at gaming prices compared to going out for dinner & drinks, then yea it's cheaper.

But, short of Kate Upton knocking on my door, spending $90 on a dinner & a couple drinks sounds insane to me & would never happen.

@RaymanFan2 but uncharted has multiplayer. I am hoping there is something in this game to extend the gameplay beyond the story. 60 bucks is a lot for 8 hours, really.

I am surprised at the relatively small file sizes of some of these games. Metal Gear Solid 4 took up 50 gb years ago on ps3, I fully expected to have to install double blu-rays at some point. I hope sony is not putting a restriction on file size because that could be potentially holding back new experiences. Totally expect the next Fallout or Skyrim to be 100 gb.

Also, I am very much looking forward to this release. The whole idea of this sci-fi horror setup in 17th century England is super cool in my opinion. I hope it does well as this is the first new ip from Sony on Ps4 that I have really been looking forward to and I loved Ready at Dawn's God of War psp games.

@Ps4all - That funny. A day or 2 ago I predicted Squeenix would try to make FFXV stretch to 2 discs just to brig back the memories of PS1 days when all their games were on 4 discs. They'll be advertising it w/ pride too

@rjejr For sure, thanks to the install on the HDD at least we won't have to switch disks mid-game!

@rjejr if you played FF 13 on 360 those memories are very fresh. It was discs.s on 360.

8 hours of duck n shoot then. Reviews should be pretty bipolar.

@GraveLordXD Systems were pretty expensive. I remember seeing the Atari Jaguar system in stores for almost $600...couldn't believe it, probably why it failed. 600 back then was a lot of money. I do remember paying $50 for Super Mario Bros 3, still have the receipt actually with the box. I think I paid $200 for my nes and $300 for my genesis. But, you're right...going out to eat is expensive, even seeing a movie in the theaters is expensive. Games are expensive, but, just like you mentioned, you pay $60 for a game, and you get your play for many hours instead of just an hour or two, so it becomes worth it. Last time I went to the theaters it cost my wife and I with our kids almost $30 for the tickets and of course came that stupid snack bar.

@mitcHELLspawn Tacked on multiplayer is more for the online subscriptions, otherwise everyone is paying for PS+ just for a rotating game library.

The gamers who equate length with worth have a good reason for doing that . When a gamer plays a 10-hour game for $60, only to see it go to $30 in the span of a couple of months, they're going to equate length with worth....because that's exactly what the companies are doing with their games. The longer time its on shelves, the lesser the worth. And if we're talking digital game codes, the deals are bigger, better, and come much sooner.

I dont completely agree with it, but I understand why certain gamers feel that way.

@GraveLordXD I remembered not only seeing the Jaguar system that high in cost, but the games were over $100. I just ended up thinking to myself that's why the system failed. That was a lot of money back then. I think if the systems and the games were cheaper, the companies would make a little more profit just by having more people being able to afford to play them. I usually always wait for the games to go down, unless it's ones that I know won't...Mario Adventures, Legend of Zelda...etc.