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1666: Amsterdam Preview: Witchcraft, Time-Travel, and a New Adventure From the Assassin’s Creed Creator
gaming1 month ago

1666: Amsterdam Preview: Witchcraft, Time-Travel, and a New Adventure From the Assassin’s Creed Creator

Patrice Désilets’ Panache Digital Games finally brings 1666: Amsterdam to Early Access on August 25, 2026, a witchcraft-themed action-adventure that shifts between 1666 Amsterdam, 1999, and present-day storytelling. Players control Noa Brooklyn, a Zaindaris Collector, and switch to her familiar Aaron the cat to access hidden areas and solve Originals hunts, with a roguelite perk system offering three randomized powers per contract. Combat is melee-focused with magic, traversal includes water gliding and platform-warping, and the game emphasizes interior explorations and militia-chase stealth. While the in-progress demo shows rough edges, the team aims to refine mechanics, expand dialogue, and build the game with community feedback over a planned year in Early Access.

Patrice Désilets’ Witchy 1666: Amsterdam Opens PC Early Access This August
technology2 months ago

Patrice Désilets’ Witchy 1666: Amsterdam Opens PC Early Access This August

1666: Amsterdam, the witchy action game from Assassin’s Creed creator Patrice Désilets and Panache Digital Games, will enter PC early access on August 25 via Steam and the Epic Games Store for $30, delivering about 10 hours of gameplay. The game follows Noa in 1666 Amsterdam, Aaron in 1999, and a modern-day descendant, all tied together by magic across overlapping timelines; a playable prologue has already been released and the full scope may expand based on community feedback.

Panache Admits AI Art in 1666: Amsterdam, Promises All Assets Replaced With Human-Made Art
news4 months ago

Panache Admits AI Art in 1666: Amsterdam, Promises All Assets Replaced With Human-Made Art

Panache Digital Games apologized on X after players found AI-generated assets in the 1666: Amsterdam prologue, saying a team of over a dozen artists will replace them with human-made art in an upcoming update; the studio also commits that Early Access and the full game will not include AI-generated assets, reflecting the ongoing backlash to generative AI in gaming.