1666: Amsterdam
Critic Reviews for 1666: Amsterdam
1666: Amsterdam feels more like a promising foundation than a finished experience. If Panache improves the combat, makes Aaron's movement feel more natural, gives the world more convincing reactions, fixes the technical problems, and builds on the game's strongest investigative systems, the final version could be considerably better than what is available today.
1666: Amsterdam already boasts a strong universe, a compelling atmosphere, and some great ideas surrounding the investigation and Aaron. However, with combat that still feels too simplistic, shaky technical performance, and a very incomplete French translation, this Early Access version is clearly still a work in progress. The potential is definitely there; now it remains to be seen whether Panache can turn it into a true success.
Review in French | Read full review
A promising proposal with access that's too early.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
1666: Amsterdam puts great ideas on the table but stumbles in carrying them out. A beautiful historical setting and a dark story are lost beneath stiff combat and repetitive gameplay. It is a mediocre title with plenty of wasted potential.
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