Noa Brooklyn
The official Steam description names Noa Brooklyn as the Collector. She was raised by the Zaindaris for the purpose of reclaiming power from the Originals. Her side of the game centers on witchcraft, investigation and direct confrontation.
Aaron
Aaron is summoned from 1999 and sees the world through the eyes of a cat. He is not simply a cosmetic familiar: the game lets players switch between Noa and Aaron, and developer discussion says environments are built around their very different navigation systems.
Why the pair matters for guides
A door or route that is obvious for Noa may be impossible until Aaron finds another access point. Conversely, Aaron’s size and movement can expose spaces Noa cannot use directly. That creates a strong reason to organize future location guides around both perspectives.
Voice (official studio post)
In The Midnight Chronicle issue #04, Panache named Victoria Diamond as the performer for Noa. Treat other cast credits as unconfirmed until the studio lists them.
Other Prologue characters
The Prologue introduces other people and family relationships; this guide covers Noa and Aaron, the two officially confirmed central protagonists.
Q&A
Who is the main character in 1666: Amsterdam?
Noa Brooklyn is the Collector and one of two central playable characters.
Who is Aaron?
Aaron is the second central protagonist, summoned from 1999 and experiencing the world as a cat.
Can you switch between Noa and Aaron?
Yes. The official Steam description says players switch between them.
Is Aaron only a companion?
No. He is a playable protagonist with a distinct navigation style.
What is Noa’s role?
She is the Collector, tasked with reclaiming power from the Originals.
Who raised Noa?
The official description says she was raised by the Zaindaris.
Does Noa use magic?
Yes. Witchcraft and spellcasting are central to her play style.
Can Aaron reach different places?
Developer material says his cat-scale navigation changes how environments are explored.
Is Aaron from 1666?
No. He is summoned from 1999.
Will there be individual character pages?
Only when a character has enough verified information and distinct search intent to justify one.