Price & where to buy

1666: Amsterdam Price & Where to Buy

Here's what the game costs, where to buy it, and why store pages are the final word on regional pricing.

Prices checked Aug 24, 2026 · pre-launch listings

$29.99Early Access price
FreePrologue
Steam · EpicOfficial stores
The $29.99 figure comes from launch-week reporting ahead of the store pages going live. Re-check the Steam/Epic listing after August 25 for your region's final price.

What things cost

ItemPriceStatus
1666: Amsterdam — Early Access$29.99Aug 25, 2026 (reported)
1666: Amsterdam (Prologue)FreeAvailable now
MicrotransactionsNone listedConfirmed absent so far
Physical editionNone announcedDigital only

Where to buy

  • Steam — the main store page for the full game and the free Prologue.
  • Epic Games Store — the Prologue has been listed since June; the full game joins at EA.

Regional pricing will vary by storefront. No launch discount has been announced, so treat key-reseller listings priced far below $29.99 with suspicion until the official stores go live.

Price and buying questions

How much does 1666: Amsterdam cost?

$29.99 for Early Access on PC, per launch-week reporting. Your storefront's regional price may differ.

Is the Prologue free?

Yes. 1666: Amsterdam (Prologue) is a free ~30-minute demo available on Steam and the Epic Games Store.

Does the game have microtransactions?

No microtransactions have been listed. PCGamingWiki classifies monetization as a one-time game purchase.

Is there a launch discount?

No launch discount has been announced. Don't buy key-reseller listings priced far below $29.99 before checking the official stores.

Is there a physical edition?

No physical release has been announced. Early Access is digital-only on Steam and Epic.

Should I buy on Steam or Epic?

Either. The game is single-player with Steam Cloud and Family Sharing on Steam; Epic offers the same Prologue. Pick the store you prefer.

Sources: GameRant — EA pricing, Gadgets360 — EA launch report, Steam store page, Steam — free Prologue, PCGamingWiki — monetization. 1666: Amsterdam content and assets remain the property of Panache Digital Games.