R.E.P.O. News

The co-op horror game REPO is, like Schedule I, a surprise indie hit. Released in February, it's got an "overwhelmingly positive" rating across more than 91,000 user reviews on Steam and remains near the top of its most-played chart: As I write this, nearly 170,000 people are playing...
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Hey semibots!
Time for our weekly update video—special edition: The Making of R.E.P.O.

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We’re still working hard on our next update, stay tuned for more info on that in next week’s video!
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REPO is only getting more popular, so if your friends have been badgering you to play you might be wondering how many players can join a game. After all, it's always useful to have more hands on deck when it comes to scouring every nook and cranny for hidden valuables, or even taking down some of the horrendous monsters that lurk in the shadows. With that said, you don't need a certain number of players to host a game, so even if you want to go in on your own, nothing is stopping you...
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If you've played any amount of REPO, you'll want to know how to heal and how to revive your teammates. Given the amount of monsters that will inevitably swarm you during a run, keeping your health up and your teammates together is essential for that all-important valuable haul. There are bound to be some sacrifices and friends lost along the way, but that doesn't mean they're ruled out of playing for good...
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It's easy to go without extra energy in those first few levels of REPO, but you'll need some sort of power source for expensive new weapons as things ramp up. That's where Energy Crystals come in, providing a finite number of charges for your Semibot's growing arsenal...
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