1666: Amsterdam might look like a typical alternate-history horror game, but even in Early Access, it quickly becomes clear that Panache is attempting far more than it can consistently pull off just y...
Noa’s tale is finally off to its start, and we’re very excited to see what lies in wait as she finds out more about her mother and heritage.
Early access includes the campaign's first part, which is about 15 hours long, with at least a year of additional development expected.
Time and space were meant to keep these unlikely heroes apart, but all it takes is a ritual at the right place and time to alter destiny.
Developer Panache Digital Games joins the likes of Romero Games as studios that had projects under development with Microsoft's funding.
The Collector and her feline companion look like a very interesting duo of playable characters, as does the world they’re operating in.
Panache Digital Games has confirmed that 1666: Amsterdam is slated for an Early Access release on PC in 2026, with consoles getting it later.
The long announced project could be what he tackles next.
The creator of Assassin’s Creed is still determined to make the game a reality.
The prequel to The Order: 1886.
But nothing will come of it just yet.
Fate's sense of irony resurfaces...
Patrice Desilets says video games "need to talk about something else".
Patrice Desilets comes after Ubisoft with guns blazing.
