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About This Game

WHAT IS LOOTPANIC?

A multiplayer heist game for up to 12 players, set in a hillside town with 20 robbable buildings, three elevation tiers, back alleys, rooftops and exactly five black-market buyers — all of them downhill.

Money flows down. The police know it.

THE LOOP

Break in. Crack the safe. Carry the loot. Sell it before you're caught.

Every target you hit raises your wanted level, and every sale point is on the lowest tier of the map — which means almost every run ends with a chokepoint between you and your payday.

PICK A SIDE. OR DON'T.

Play as a thief and coordinate a quiet entry. Play as police and cut off the routes. Or take the mole role — trusted by the crew, paid by the badge. Voice chat is open. Everyone hears the panic.

THE TOWN

800 by 800 metres, built by hand, not by grid:

• Downtown — the densest block, highest value, longest sightlines. When it goes wrong here, escape is vertical.
  
• Suburbs — curved streets, cul-de-sacs, a network of back gardens. The cul-de-sac is a trap. The gardens are the way out.
  
• Warehouse — orthogonal service grid, container gaps, rooftop crossings.
  
• Trailers — one winding loop, no sightline longer than 20 metres. The best escape network on the map.
  
• Farm — high ground, long views, and a cornfield to disappear into.

TOOLS OF THE TRADE

Multi-lock doors, keypad safes, security cameras, traps you place yourself, and a black market that pays less the more you flood it.

IN DEVELOPMENT

LootPanic is in active development. The map, the heist loop, the economy and the role system are playable. Voice chat, quests and progression are next.

Wishlist to get told the moment it's ready.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Some in-game 2D assets (item and UI icons) and marketing materials (store capsule artwork and logo) were created with the help of generative AI image tools and then edited by hand. All code, level design, 3D assets and gameplay systems are authored by the developer. No content is generated by AI during gameplay.