All Upgrades in REPO and how they work

REPO is a fun horror co-op game where players search for valuable items in hopes of meeting the quota. All while avoiding and running from monsters. Good thing, there are upgrades in REPO that you can use at your disposal.

In REPO, the game begins with a single extraction point. As you level up, the number of required extractions increases, and the quotas become more demanding. To boost your chances of survival and even fight back against monsters, you can unlock and equip various upgrades.

Upgrades in REPO Explained

Listed below are all of the upgrades that you can use in REPO.

Health Upgrade

As the name suggests, the health upgrade increases your maximum HP by 20. This upgrade helps you survive much longer in the game and prevents you from getting one-shotted by enemies like the Clown, Huntsman, Robe, and more.

Strength Upgrade

Strength is one of the best upgrades in the game, especially in lobbies with fewer players. Increasing your strength allows you to lift heavier objects more easily. With this upgrade, you can bring items to the cart or extraction point faster and with less risk of damaging them. The best part is that having more strength also makes it easier to lift and kill enemies.

Range Upgrade

This upgrade extends your reach and range. In REPO, some valuables can be difficult to access such as those on top of shelves, bunk beds, and similar spots. It’s also useful when you need to grab an item that’s near an enemy, allowing you to stay at a safer distance.

Tumble Launch

Lets players jump twice instead of once. With this upgrade, you can perform double jumps to reach high places that may hold valuables or access high ground where enemies can’t follow.

Extra Jump / Tumble Wings Upgrade

Tumble Wings give you a pair of wings that let you float and glide for a short time, reducing the risk of fall damage.

Map Player Count

This upgrade is best suited for lobbies with multiple players. It displays how many players are still alive and shows their locations. Even dead or broken players appear on the map, making it easier to track down their heads if you plan to revive them.