R.E.P.O., the new cooperative horror game infused with dark humor, has hit the ground running since its Early Access debut on February 26. This thrilling game challenges players to extract valuable items from monster-infested locations, blending tension with a healthy dose of humor. The developers have indicated that the Early Access phase will span from six months to a year, giving players ample time to dive deep into its unique world.
R.E.P.O. is making waves on Steam, not just for its gameplay but also for its record-breaking reception. The game has amassed over 6,000 reviews, with an astounding 97% of them positive. Players are raving about its signature humor and the engaging mechanics, particularly the innovative use of an advanced physics engine for object transportation. Many fans are drawing comparisons to the popular game Lethal Company, noting that R.E.P.O. builds on similar concepts in a fresh and exciting way, without being a mere copycat.
The game's popularity is reflected in its staggering player engagement figures. Since its launch, R.E.P.O. has consistently shattered its own records. Just yesterday, it reached a peak of 61,791 concurrent players. Remarkably, the game's player count on Monday even surpassed its weekend numbers, demonstrating its viral appeal and the strong community it's rapidly building.
