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ICYMI: Relooted, the game about repatriating African artifacts from museums released a few days ago (store.steampowered.com)

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Disclaimer: There is a demo, I haven't played it yet.

Also funny: the title of Kotaku's review is "Relooted Is A Big Black Middle Finger To History Controlled By White People", but when shared on socials it comes up as "A Thrilling Heist Game Turns Crime Into Justice": https://bsky.app/profile/adashtra.bsky.social/post/3mem7di45ek2g

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[–] tocopherol@hexbear.net 9 points 1 day ago (1 children)

If someone with good doxxing abilities wants to find some nazis, just look through Steam reviews and community posts. I'm not sure if they actually outnumber the neutral or cool people that game, but one of their main hobbies is using posting to attack their enemies and blatantly racist shit doesn't seem to get taken down on Steam.

[–] Inui@hexbear.net 4 points 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago)

You'd want to use a local model (if possible) or at least a VPN or something for this depending on what you do with the info, but some of the AI services are able to open and summarize links. A lot of people on Steam use the same username on Reddit. It took 2 seconds to find out someone in the Steam community comments is a very frequent /r/Asmongold poster. ChatGPT summarized what it knew about them, which was nothing personal, but a lot based on their posting habits. If able to be linked to their real identity, it'd be easy enough to send screenshots to their work through a burner email. Just don't get in trouble for cyber stalking or something.