Summary
A new video game called "Relooted" allows players to imagine reclaiming African treasures taken during colonial times. The game, developed in South Africa, is an action game involving characters breaking into museums to retrieve cultural artefacts. It targets players globally, especially the African diaspora.
Key Facts
- "Relooted" is an African-futurist video game about reclaiming looted artefacts.
- The story is set in 2099, with museums avoiding returning stolen treasures.
- Players follow characters using skills like parkour and hacking to retrieve artefacts.
- The game was developed by Nyamakop studio, a South African team.
- It is available on PCs and gaming consoles, designed mainly for audiences outside Africa.
- The game's creation was inspired by a visit to the British Museum by the CEO’s mother.
- The game uses advanced technology like motion capture and animated cinematics.
- Designers and voice actors from several African countries contributed to the game.
