1666: Amsterdam

1666: Amsterdam; Great Concept, Half-Baked Execution I really wanted to like this game. Honestly, I already did. I played the demo quite a bit before purchasing the full game because I genuinely enjoyed it. The concept, storyline, setting, and overall vibe completely sold me. The demo was definitely clunky, and I noticed things like the weird movement... Read more

This game feels like it was assembled by an AI that was told to “make a video game” and then nobody bothered to check the result. The design is painfully generic, the mechanics feel half-baked, and almost every aspect screams minimum effort. There’s a distinct lack of polish, personality, and most importantly actual human judgment. If AI was used in... Read more

Absolutely not worth the money, even if it's 50% off. Not in it's current state at least. Controls are bad. Navigating and playing as the cat is frustrating, half the time the prompts don't even come up. Combat looks and feels like it's built by a 12 year old and it's the most basic system you can imagine. Out of sync animations and dialogue, Performance.... Read more

The aesthetics and visual direction for the game are great. The fundamentals of the magic here are interesting to me, and I adore witchcraft themes. With that said, the story felt like a jumbled mess. Not a first for me, and generally that's totally fine. What I'm more bothered by, though, is the developers and their hypocrisy when it comes to their... Read more

I don't usually leave negative reviews, but I'll be honest, save your money. The gameplay loop is extremely repetitive and boring. Assassin's Creed 1 had the same issue with it's investigations, but at least the combat, cities, story and parkour made up for it. The combat is this game is just awful, especially when fighting the originals. I'm not sure... Read more