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1666: Amsterdam Resurfaces After 15 Years: Désilets Takes the Helm
Fifteen years after a failed announcement and a legal battle with Ubisoft, 1666: Amsterdam is becoming a concrete reality again. Patrice Désilets, creator of the first two Assassin's Creed games, is speaking about his most personal project once more. This comeback is more than mere curiosity: it reveals what the major publisher system can crush, and what a creator can rebuild when he reclaims his rights.
Black Sailors: Bay Of All Saints Tells Slavery Through Resistance
Unveiled at the Afro Game Showcase alongside Feather's Edge, Black Sailors: Bay Of All Saints approaches slavery from an angle rarely taken by video games: armed resistance and collective struggle. A politically deliberate project that poses a concrete question—can we rewrite the dominant narrative of this historical chapter from within a game genre itself?
Kuentame Lands on Steam: A $5 Narrative Game Built on Cultural Roots
Kuentame just hit Steam with a 15% launch discount bringing it down to $5, offering this narrative-driven title that promises an intimate experience rooted in strong cultural identity. Blending exploration of heritage and personal storytelling, the game attempts a minimalist approach in a catalog where this genre remains scarce. Lumnix breaks down what we already know about this new arrival.