The Order: 1886 for PC (theorder1886-port)

theorder1886-port is an unofficial PC port of The Order: 1886, Ready at Dawn’s 2015 PlayStation 4 exclusive. It runs on Windows 10 and 11. It was made by Mateus Meneses (mateussmeneses on GitHub), with Igor Martins as a second contributor. The repository appeared on 2026-10-14 and the first release followed on 2026-10-15. It ships no game files: you need a dump of your own PS4 copy, so this page has no download or play link. We only describe what it is.

Status on 2026-10-24: early and very active. Version windows-v0.7.7 was published on 2026-10-22, after more than 20 releases in its first week.

How it works

This is the same approach as the God of War III and Bloodborne ports. The README says the project started as a copy of the God of War III port and is being adapted to Ready at Dawn’s engine:

• the game’s original executable runs directly on the CPU, without CPU emulation, because the PS4 uses the same x86-64 architecture as a PC;
• a runtime written for this port replaces the PS4 system libraries (memory, threads, files, audio, video, controller, saves);
• the graphics run on the video core of shadPS4, the PS4 emulator, which converts PS4 GPU commands and shaders to Vulkan.

The repository contains the port’s own source code (C++, C and Python, GPL-2.0), not the game’s code. The game code is read from your dump when you start it. The README does not say whether AI tools were used; the repository has an .agents folder, a kind usually used for AI coding assistants, so we couldn’t confirm either way.

What works, according to the README

• The game boots through the logos and title screen into a new game; the prologue cutscene renders in the engine.
• A 4-minute run of the prologue held the game’s own 30 FPS, with no crash in more than 20 automated runs (tested on an RTX 5060 Laptop GPU).
• An optional, experimental 60 FPS patch: the prologue averaged about 57 FPS, with dips in heavy scenes.
• Optional 16:9, 16:10 and 21:9 patches that replace the game’s 2.40:1 letterbox and show more of the picture above and below.
• Controllers (DualSense, Xbox and others) and keyboard with mouse, plus an in-game menu (Insert, or R3 + L2) for display, field of view, mouse and frame limit settings.

Not verified yet, per the README: gameplay after the prologue, sound, saving and loading, AMD and Intel graphics cards, other regions and versions, and Linux. The latest release notes also list lighting problems, missing shadows and colour artifacts on AMD cards as under investigation.

What you need

• Your own copy of The Order: 1886 for PS4, dumped from your own console: the folder with eboot.bin, sce_module and sce_sys. Only CUSA00035 version 01.02 has been tested. We do not explain how to get game files.
• Windows 10 (1903 or newer) or Windows 11, 64-bit.
• A 64-bit processor with AVX. On older CPUs without MOVBE, BMI1 or LZCNT the loader swaps those instructions for slower stubs.
• A graphics card with Vulkan 1.3 and a current driver.

Other The Order: 1886 projects

As of 24 October 2026 two more fan ports exist, built the same way: TOport by IgorAugustoHH (a Portuguese-language build with DLSS, up to 120 FPS and its own launcher) and Order1886-PC by lxnis (built on a different Bloodborne-port lineage). Both also need your own dump. This page covers the most-followed one.

Is it safe and legal?

• It is an unofficial fan project, not affiliated with Sony Interactive Entertainment or Ready at Dawn.
• It contains no game data. Only use a dump of a copy you own.
• Watch out for copycats: the real project is only on its GitHub repository. Sites offering ready-made game downloads, keys or “unlocked” installers are not affiliated and are often malware.

Similar PS4 to PC ports

All of these need a dump of your own copy:

• God of War III Remastered on PC
• Bloodborne on PC
• Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection on PC
• inFAMOUS Second Son on PC

New to this? Start with our shadPS4 guide.

Unofficial. This page is written by an independent directory. It is not made by, endorsed by or affiliated with Sony Interactive Entertainment or Mateus Meneses (mateussmeneses) (The Order: 1886 for PC (theorder1886-port)'s author). We do not host any files, and we never link to game files, ROMs or ISOs.