Ubisoft must be seething at this 1666 Amsterdam game art

The image is official promotional key art for the video game *1666 Amsterdam*. It centers on a hooded female protagonist in a long red cloak, standing in the middle of a cobblestone 17th-century Amsterdam street. A black cat is perched on her shoulder, she holds a weapon in her right hand, and her left hand emits a powerful glowing red magical effect that throws opposing soldiers backward to her right, while civilian onlookers watch from the left side of the street. The text "1666 AMSTERDAM" is displayed prominently at the bottom of the artwork. The paired joke claims that game studio Ubisoft is extremely frustrated by this release, as the game's historical setting, hooded protagonist, and open-world action aesthetic are extremely similar to Ubisoft's signature *Assassin's Creed* franchise.

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1666 AMSTERDAM

Overview

The image is official promotional key art for the video game 1666 Amsterdam. It centers on a hooded female protagonist in a long red cloak, standing in the middle of a cobblestone 17th-century Amsterdam street. A black cat is perched on her shoulder, she holds a weapon in her right hand, and her left hand emits a powerful glowing red magical effect that throws opposing soldiers backward to her right, while civilian onlookers watch from the left side of the street. The text "1666 AMSTERDAM" is displayed prominently at the bottom of the artwork. The paired joke claims that game studio Ubisoft is extremely frustrated by this release, as the game's historical setting, hooded protagonist, and open-world action aesthetic are extremely similar to Ubisoft's signature Assassin's Creed franchise.

Origin notes

This meme was shared via a 9Gag RSS feed. The visual asset is unedited official promotional material for the upcoming game 1666 Amsterdam developed by WISDOM SOFTWARE. The joke relies on the widely recognized overlap between the game's announced premise, art style, and core design, and the long-running, massively popular Assassin's Creed franchise owned by Ubisoft, leading to the humorous implication that Ubisoft is upset by the competing title's close resemblance to their flagship IP.

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