R.E.P.O. has become a standout indie co-op horror game this year! Dive into the latest updates and developments below!
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⚫︎ In their latest Q&A video, the developers of R.E.P.O. unveiled exciting features for the upcoming update. A new matchmaking system is on the horizon, making it easier for players to connect and play together. This system will include region-based servers, and hosts will have the ability to set passwords and manage unwanted participants.
The update will also expand modding capabilities, offer new robot customization options, and reveal details about a new level. These enhancements are set to enrich both solo and cooperative gameplay, providing players with more options and engagement.
Read more: R.E.P.O.'s next update will include matchmaking and expressions, so you no longer have to rely on shouting at your friends when they've smashed something valuable (PCGamer)
⚫︎ The R.E.P.O. development team has reaffirmed their commitment to the game's modding community in a recent Q&A video. They expressed excitement about community mods but asked modders to optimize their creations to minimize server traffic and manage server costs effectively.
The team highlighted their appreciation for the creativity mods add to the game, while stressing the importance of efficiency to ensure a seamless experience for everyone.
Read more: R.E.P.O. devs gently ask modders to 'optimize the amount of server traffic they send' to avoid 'skyrocketing server costs'
⚫︎ After a successful launch on Steam in early March, R.E.P.O. is set to receive further updates, including new monsters and achievement support. The game's quick rise to fame, fueled by its unique take on the Lethal Company formula, has motivated the developers to keep the content flowing and the gameplay evolving.
Read more: R.E.P.O. Reveals Achievements, New Monsters, and More Upcoming Content (Game Rant)
⚫︎ The first major update for R.E.P.O. introduces a new map and a "duck bucket" item to counteract the game's mischievous duck character. Semiwork Studios detailed these changes in a YouTube video on March 15, explaining how the duck bucket will prevent the duck from following players or entering its monster mode. The update will also feature new facial expressions and various quality-of-life enhancements.
Read more: R.E.P.O. Duck Bucket Added in First Update to Fend Off That Dreaded Duck (Game8)
⚫︎ Despite its initial underwhelming appearance with a simple smiley face on Steam, R.E.P.O. is rapidly gaining traction. The game is climbing the Steam charts and receiving positive feedback for its fun and engaging gameplay.
Read more: R.E.P.O. is a new co-op horror game with silly physics currently exploding on Steam (GamingOnLinux)