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1666: Amsterdam Dev Responds To AI Art Controversy

1666: Amsterdam was a nice surprise at Summer Game Fest last week. Developed by Panache Digital Games - a studio founded by Assassin's Creed and Prince of Persia director, Patrice Désilets - its witchy premise and supernatural gameplay stood out from the crowd. Better yet, a demo was made available immediately.

1666: Amsterdam was a nice surprise at Summer Game Fest last week. Developed by Panache Digital Games - a studio founded by Assassin's Creed and Prince of Persia director, Patrice Désilets - its witchy premise and supernatural gameplay stood out from the crowd. Better yet, a demo was made available immediately.

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