REPO: How Many Players Can Join and How to Invite Friends

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Leo Circuit

The gaming world is buzzing about REPO, a title rapidly gaining popularity. If your friends are nudging you to jump in, a key question from many tech enthusiasts might be: how many players can join a game? It’s a valid query, as extra hands are invaluable for uncovering hidden valuables or confronting the frightening monsters lurking within. While REPO doesn’t mandate a specific player count for hosting – solo adventures are entirely possible – it truly shines as a co-op experience. As TechTalesLeo often finds, sharing the suspense, or playfully assigning blame when a precious item meets an untimely end, is all part of the fun with friends. Here at Digital Tech Explorer, we know our readers love diving into multiplayer experiences, so let’s explore REPO‘s capacity.

Players exploring a dark environment in the game REPO

How Many People Can Play REPO?

REPO supports up to six players. This is a notable increase compared to other popular co-op titles like Lethal Company and Content Warning, which typically cap at four players. So, in REPO, you and up to five friends can team up to meticulously scavenge levels for valuables – right until chaos inevitably ensues.

How to Invite Friends to Play REPO

Getting your friends into a game of REPO is straightforward. From the main menu, once you’ve opted to “host game,” simply follow these steps to send out invites:

  • Click “new game“
  • Select “yes” when the pop-up appears
  • Go to the bottom right corner of the lobby box and select “invite“
  • Select your friends from your friend list when the Steam overlay comes up
  • When all your friends have joined, select “start game“

Bear in mind, a larger team means more demand for healing and upgrades from the in-game shop. Item prices remain fixed regardless of player count, and in REPO, health can often feel like a scarce commodity. Prepare for some friendly (or perhaps not-so-friendly) negotiations with your squad over who gets which upgrades, as you’ll need to efficiently farm valuables to cover everyone’s needs. Then again, as TechTalesLeo can attest, you might not be as competitive as some groups out there!