You are a robot. Your creator wants valuable objects retrieved from abandoned locations. You and up to five other robots must locate those objects, carry them to the extraction point, and survive whatever is lurking in the building. Simple enough — until the physics engine gets involved.

R.E.P.O. is a co-op horror extraction game for up to six players built around fully physical object interaction. Every item in the game has real weight, momentum and fragility. A grand piano must be carried down three flights of stairs. A priceless vase must survive a monster encounter. A teammate will almost certainly launch something into a wall. The chaos of six players coordinating physics objects while trying to stay alive and avoid drawing attention from the building's guardians produces some of the most genuinely funny moments in co-op gaming. Between runs, a persistent upgrade shop lets the squad invest in better equipment and robot abilities. Procedurally generated levels ensure each location is different. Made by a small indie studio, R.E.P.O. reached 230,000 concurrent players in its first weekend. It won the Golden Joystick Award for Best Early Access Game in November 2025.

Key Features: • Fully physics-based object extraction: every item has real weight, momentum and fragility • 1–6 player online co-op and procedurally generated levels - persistent upgrade shop • Horror creatures with distinct threat patterns • Golden Joystick Award: Best Early Access Game 2025