Relooted

The game is set in the year 2099 in South Africa. The world powers have agreed on a treaty called the Transatlantic Returns Treaty for the return of artifacts.^[3][4]

It is an action-platformer.^[5] Heists consist of three phases from scoping the target, initiating the heist, to finally the third phase of escape.^[6] While escaping from museums, the player will be accosted by drones and non-human entities.^[7]

Lead developer Ben Myres said, "We wanted to make it feel like you're in a heist montage for a movie of your own plan,"^[8] Voice actors from the game come from countries such as Nigeria, Angola, Malawi, Ethiopia, Tanzania and Kenya.^[9] The artifacts featured in the game are based on real-world objects.^[10] The game's narrative designer described the game as "African Futurist".^[11] The game received outside funding, which is not typical for independently published video games, with the budget being around several million dollars.^[12] The trailer for the game says “Is it stealing to take back what was stolen?”^[13]

The game's soundtrack uses modern synthesizers and traditional African musical instruments.^[14]

AV Club gave the game a B+.^[16] PC Gamer called it a fine heist game but a better history lesson.^[17]

On Steam, the game reached a peak player count of 57 on launch day.^[18]