1666 Amsterdam

Hello everyone hows it going today i wanna talk to you about 1666 Amsterdam I know what a name but first a massive thank you to Panache Digital Games for sending me a key to explore and sink some time into 1666 so lets talk about it shall we.

I admit i wasnt sure what to expect from this game going in but I must say the devs have crafted a cinematic masterpiece cause in some ways it feels almost like a movie then an actual game everything from visuals to small details just leaves you stunned.

The game follows Noa a collector of magic and follows her journey through 1666 as she journeys to complete her job in order to save the world joined by her cat companion who has there own mystery for you to find out this game does amazing bringing to life the pass of what coulda been depending on your beliefs of course.

I did have some small issues with the game the combat was a bit of a hassle even when I dodged i got hit and you only spam the right trigger nothing else no combat spells that directly affect the target which was a bit of a let down another issue i had was controlling the cat i would sometimes get stuck on areas im allowed to jump to i feel the cat controls could use more polish it felt a bit all over the place.

This game is in early access and the devs themselves have stated early access will be used with help from the community to give better life to the game and i feel thats smart as a dev I feel you miss stuff but players might actually find things that need work and thats what gamers should remember everything good takes time.

Again thanks to the devs for sending me a key its greatly appreciated check out 1666 Amsterdam if you want an amazing story and beautiful visuals thank you all take care and game on

Swordcery

What do you get when you take swords you add more swords then even more swords and multiply that by a billion you get swordcery the ultimate sword rougelite adventure but first i wanna give a huge thank you to Temple Door Games for sending me a copy to check out its greatly appreciated so let’s dive in.

Swordcery is an action rougelite with a heavy focus on swords of all styles shorts swords great swords duel swords rapiers and so on this game is the borderlands of swords and the name fits when you start discovering just how many swords you get to find and use during your runs.

So whats this game about well a giant sword drops out of the sky impaling itself into a mountain and then the world itself cause a catastrophic event and then the game begins.

So the game uses procedural generation for its world’s so not every forest level you start with is the same and trust me ive started out with quite a few since you know you die a lot each level is broken down into rooms that you clear and then choose a path to proceed each room has a different reward some offer relics others coins my favorite are the sword rooms cause you dont know what awesome sword you will get or what rarity as well.

Each level ends when you beat the boss and so far the forest boss is a hard fucker indeed as his attacks hit hard compare to the damage you do think dark souls but top down style.

Now this is a pc game but thankfully it lets you play with a controller which I highly recommend you use one since its easier to play with one in my opinion as the mouse and keyboard felt a bit complicated for my taste.

The game is fun it reminds me of games like returnal in the sense where you get one life and gotta complete the game in one life this adds a big challenge but eventually you do unlock and discover other stuff that helps you along the way i made it almost to the 4th world before i died but the swords I got to use the enemies I faced and the levels I visited all were amazing and so well done these devs really made an amazing game and i cant wait to see what gets added to the game down the road.

Swordcery is available on steam for 17.99 its not a demanding game so plenty of people will get to play it, again thank you to Temple Door Games for sending me a copy its greatly appreciated have a great day and game on.

Security 51

Hey everyone hows it going today i wanna talk to you about Security 51, so if you’ve played games like papers please then you will understand this game perfectly, but first i wanna thank Alawar for swnsing me a copy its greatly appreciated so let’s dive in.

So whats the premise of this game your a security officer at some high level government facility and its your job to check everyones information for any issues and if there’s issues well you send them away or call security depending on the type of issues.

The game is fun and simple mouse and shift mostly for everything but it feels a bit dead theres no real story to follow your just checking work ids and passports making sure everything matches your also taking pictures and scanning for bodily issues and dont get me wrong sometimes simple is all you need but nothing pulls you in the game doesnt make you feel like your mistakes are fatal and it feels a bit lackluster in my opinion.
The game has a tutorial thankfully which shows you how to do stuff and how to make sure everything is going great but the times ive made mistakes im still able to fix them and it sucks cause I wanna feel on edge I wanna feel like its life or death.

Do I recommend the game yeah its fun simple a great time killer but if you have played games like papers please this might not be worth it the games on steam for 9.99 so check it out and judge for yourself thank you for stopping by take care and game on.

Case Solved The London Files


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Puzzle pros mark your calendars for Case Solved: The London Files, as this cozy caper will launch on PC, mobile (iOS and Android), Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo Switch on July 29!



As a noir-inspired gumshoe, you’ll hit the rainslicked streets of the capital ready to solve a series of murders. Armed with your sharp mind, a pen and paper, and a mug of tea big enough to swim in, you’ll poke holes into alibis and witness statements and uncover the truth.



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Uncover clues hidden in the game’s handcrafted and hand-drawn 2D settings, figure out what’s not quite adding up and gather information that will crack these cases wide open! Guessing won’t help you navigate Case Solved: The London Files’ closed logic puzzles and only fine minds will succeed.



Settle into the 1960s vibes, complete with a finger-tapping jazz soundtrack, perfect for players who want to sit back and solve cases at their own pace. Taking aim at the capital’s crime has never been so relaxing or rewarding.



Key Features of Case Solved: The London Files:



Logic not Luck: Solve puzzles by analysing statements, deducing who said what, and piece together the truth.

London’s mysterious underbelly: Investigate three unique cases set across iconic locations in London, each with its own twists and suspects.

Cozy noir atmosphere: Enjoy a softer take on noir, with hand-drawn visuals, gentle jazz music, and a relaxed, thoughtful pace.



Case Solved: The London Files will be released on PC via Steam, iOS and Android devices as well as Google Play Pass, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo Switch consoles on July 29, 2026.



You can keep up to date with Case Solved: The London Files by following the team on Instagram, TikTok, and Bluesky, and subscribing to the official YouTube channel.