'Assassin's Creed' Creator's '1666: Amsterdam' Sets Early Access Release Date
Patrice Désilets’ dark third-person action-adventure title arrives on PC this August.
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Panache Digital Games has officially announced an Early Access release date for '1666: Amsterdam'
Created by 'Assassin’s Creed' lead Patrice Désilets the dark narrative game centers on hunting demonic entities across 17th-century Amsterdam
The initial Early Access edition launches August 25 on PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store for $29.99 USD
Panache Digital Games has officially set the Early Access release for its upcoming third-person action-adventure title, 1666: Amsterdam. The dark narrative game comes from Assassin’s Creed series creator Patrice Désilets.
In 1666: Amsterdam, players step into the role of Noa, “the Collector,” who wields witchcraft to uncover “Originals”—demonic entities hiding behind human faces. The narrative follows Noa’s Commencement as she inherits the mantle of the Collector and unravels a mystery spanning centuries across a city shaped by secrets, power, and memory.
The Early Access version includes the first piece of the campaign, which is expected to offer approximately 15 hours of gameplay. Key mechanics showcase a dynamic day and night cycle, companion choices, and distinct playing styles for lead characters Noa and Aaron as they hunt targets across Amsterdam.
1666: Amsterdam drops in Early Access on August 25, 2026, for $29.99 USD via Steam and the Epic Games Store.
