A picture showing both Creeper and Zombie from Minecraft, in a minecraft map in the game REPO

Top 10 Best Mods for R.E.P.O

The best mods to transform your R.E.P.O gameplay

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Creeper and Zombie from the Minecraft Mods in R.E.P.O mentioned below

In R.E.P.O., teamwork is key to surviving fear. This online co-op horror game lets you and five others face chilling environments, collect valuable loot with your physics-controlled grabber, and speak to each other through immersive proximity voice chat—all while being stalked by terrifying monsters.

Modifying games can significantly enhance the overall experience for avid gamers, and R.E.P.O is no exception. Many players dive into modding to add exciting new content, improve gameplay mechanics, or bring a fresh perspective to their favorite title. If you want to elevate your R.E.P.O experience, we’ve compiled a comprehensive list of the top 10 mods you should consider downloading.

Note that this is not advertising or promoting our download links; all links direct to the external, unaffiliated mod store Thunderstore.

Dependencies

To play modded REPO, players must download and install either Thunderstorm, which utilizes Overwolf, or R2ModMan, a standalone application.

An essential utility dependency is BepInExPack, which is required regardless of the mods you choose. Another dependency is the MenuLib Mod, which allows you to customise the necessary menus for many mods.

Some mods are game-breakingly overpowered or add little to no content, so it is recommended to slowly integrate the mods until the game has sufficient content and isn’t too hard or too easy, as the player perceives it. An alternative would be to access config files via REPOConfig by nickklmao.

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More Heads

More Heads by YMC_MHZ

More Hats Mod in REPO showing options of wear top of list example 3
More Hats Mod in REPO showing options of wear top of list example 2
More Hats Mod in REPO showing options of wear top of list example 1

This mod introduces an impressive array of 19 distinct customization options, allowing players to equip various elements across slots, heads, necks, and bodies. While there are undoubtedly other customization mods available in the gaming community, this particular mod reigns supreme as the ultimate choice. It significantly enhances player uniqueness and brings a fresh, exciting dynamic to multiplayer gameplay, ensuring that every player can express their individuality.

The mod can be accessed in-game via the pause menu. On the bottom left is the ‘More Head’ option, where the user can select any customization options. Any other customisation mods can be accessed in the same way.

More Hats Mod in REPO showing Where to find the new menu introduced by the mod.
More Hats Mod in REPO showing options of wear

Players have the ability to effortlessly switch between different outfits by setting up custom styles. This feature enhances gameplay by allowing for quick changes without disrupting the flow of the action. The default keybinds for this function are F1, F2, F3, F4, and F5, making it convenient to toggle through your preferred looks.

The mod can be downloaded here: More Heads by YMC_MHZ

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Server List

REPO_SeverList by QERT2002

R.E.P.O is primarily designed as a multiplayer game, where connecting with other players is essential for an enjoyable experience. A typical feature of multiplayer games is a server list, which allows players to easily find and join various lobbies to team up with others. Currently, this mod introduces a new server list to enhance gameplay by allowing players to discover and access different game sessions more efficiently. It’s important to note that while this mod provides immediate benefits, the actual game developers plan to implement a similar server list feature in the future, ensuring a seamless and integrated experience for all players.

The creators of REPO, Semiworks, have exciting plans on the horizon to enhance the gaming experience by introducing a matchmaking system and a dedicated server list. These features aim to streamline player connections and improve overall gameplay. However, at the time this article was published, the only way to access a server list was through the mod developed by QERT2002. Players eagerly anticipate these upcoming updates, which promise to enhance their in-game interactions.

The mod functions by changing the way players join games. When you press ‘Join Game’ on the main menu, it opens a new menu that displays a list of servers, the number of players in each one, and the hosts’ names in the format ‘Lobby of [Player Name]’. Previously, pressing the same button would direct you to the Steam friends list, as that was the only officially implemented method for playing online.

Severlist mod for REPO multiplayer Mod showing more than 5 servers

The mod can be downloaded here: REPO_SeverList by QERT2002

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Minecraft Stronghold Level

MinecraftStrongholdLevel by ArilcedT

One of the drawbacks of R.e.p.o is that it is still a work in progress, which can lead to the rotation of levels becoming repetitive fairly quickly. To alleviate this boredom, players often explore modded levels, as the official levels are pretty limited. Currently, there are 3 level types, Artic, Manor, and Wizard, alongside the shop, Arena, and lobby.

The modding community is also relatively new, so the variety of available levels is not yet extensive. However, this community is expected to grow. As it stands, Minecraft’s Stronghold Level is the most downloaded and diverse modded level that has been created so far.

Screenshot of lobby extraction point for the Minecraft Stronghold Level Mod in REPO
Screenshot of stronghold attic with chests for the Minecraft Stronghold Level Mod in REPO
Screenshot of stronghold attic with chests opened for the Minecraft Stronghold Level Mod in REPO
Screenshot of an Iron Sword valuable for the Minecraft Stronghold Level Mod in REPO

For players seeking to elevate their gaming experience, utilizing Minecraft mods and exploring the latest game modifications can introduce fresh content and excitement. The rise of custom levels and mods for Minecraft reflects a thriving gaming community eager to expand the game’s gameplay options. Keep an eye on future developments in the modding scene to discover new level design and user-generated content that can elevate your gaming experience.

This mod is unique, as it introduces functional ladders, traps, lava rooms, torches, and valuable items, such as the Iron Sword from Minecraft. It adds an interesting twist to the typical vanilla map and level rotation. However, it’s worth noting that this mod does not include any enemies, which leads us to our next set of mods in the list.

The mod can be downloaded here: MinecraftStrongholdLevel by ArilcedT

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MINECRAFT Mods

MINEMONSTERS by GarStudios, MinecraftAdditions by GreatColtini, and MCZombieMod by PaintedThornStudios.

Those mods introduce all-new monsters to the game, further enhancing the gameplay, as vanilla content can become somewhat limited and eventually become mild. This is a series of great mods to install alongside the Minecraft stronghold level discussed previously.

The three mods introduce various mobs from Minecraft, including the iconic Creeper, an Enderman, and a Minecraft Zombie. They also add numerous valuable items for players to collect in-game, enabling them to progress through levels while enhancing the overall content in a way that aligns with the Minecraft theme. They are listed together because individually, each mod does not provide enough content on its own.

Minecraft Creeper Enemy from the MINE MONSTERS Mod REPO
Minecraft Zombie Enemy from the MC Zombies Mod REPO
Ender Enemy from the Minecraft Additions Mod REPO
  1. Creeper aww man
  2. Zombie drops rotted flesh after being killed, which can give the player more valuables to extract.
  3. Enderman, don’t look at it directly

The mods can be downloaded following those links: MINEMONSTERS by GarStudios, MinecraftAdditions by GreatColtini, and MCZombieMod by PaintedThornStudios.

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More Players

MorePlayers by Zelofi

Severlist mod for REPO multiplayer Mod showing more than 5 servers

This update increases the maximum player cap in REPO from the current limit of 6 to an impressive 32 players, allowing for up to 32 players to join the same map at the same time. This enhancement is crucial for various groups or events that necessitate more extensive player participation, ensuring a more dynamic and engaging gaming experience for everyone involved. Whether for competitive events, collaborative gameplay, or community gatherings, this change will accommodate the needs of those requiring more than just 6 players on a map, fostering a lively and interactive environment.

The Serverlist mod demonstrates its usefulness by supporting larger lobbies, such as the shown 20, 18, and 10 player lobbies.

The mod can be downloaded here: MorePlayers by Zelofi

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Many More Monsters

Many_More_Monsters by Robo_Eye

The Many More Monsters Mod introduces several new enemies to REPO, including a puppet, a weeping angel, a rolling giant, the iconic Zelda moon, Freddy Fazbear, and many more, adding a total of 17 new enemy mobs to the game. This modpack increases the variety of enemies, offering 17 new foes of moderate difficulty, compared to the original vanilla game, which features 18 enemies.

Freddy Fazbear Enemy from the Many more Monsters Mod REPO
Gusher Enemy from the Many more Monsters Mod REPO
Rolling Giant Enemy from the Many more Monsters Mod REPO
Driller Enemy from the Many more Monsters Mod REPO
  1. Freddy Fazbear
  2. Gusher from Wresley’s enemies
  3. Rolling Giant
  4. Driller

The modpack allows for 17 new enemies of moderate difficulty, as opposed to the original vanilla’s 18 enemies.

The mod can be downloaded here: Many_More_Monsters by Robo_Eye

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REPO HD

REPO_HD by BlueAmulet

REPO has settings to set pixelation between ‘Default, ‘Medium, ‘ and ‘Small, ‘ which looks unnecessarily low quality. This mod removes pixelation, making the game crystal clear, as opposed to the inferior default settings.

REPO HD does not modify any in-game settings and is automatically enabled once installed; this enhances the game’s appearance and smoothness.

Default pixelation option in pixel settings in default REPO
Medium pixelation option in pixel settings in default REPO
Small pixelation option in pixel settings in default REPO

The image below illustrates the difference in pixelation before and after installing REPO HD.

Has some pixelation as it is not Modded REPO
No pixelation Mod for REPO

The mod can be downloaded here: REPO_HD by BlueAmulet

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Custom Colors

CustomColors by x753_REPO

In its original form, vanilla REPO offers an impressive selection of 36 distinct colors, alongside the option for Custom Colors. However, to take customization to the next level, this mod introduces a remarkable color wheel that allows players to explore and access millions of colors. This mod greatly enhances the variety available, empowering players to express their creativity and individuality like never before. With such an extensive range of colors at their disposal, players can truly personalize their experience and create unique, vibrant designs, making the mod a valuable addition for anyone looking to elevate their gameplay.

Selecting Color when not using the Custom Colors Mod for REPO a mod made by x753_REPO, default color options in REPO
Selecting Color using the Custom Colors Mod for REPO a mod made by x753_REPO

Color selection is only available in multiplayer modes, specifically in the lobby before entering a game. While the existing choices are decent, the mod significantly enhances the variety and individuality.

The images display the mod before and after installation, and the RGB slider enables a wide range of color combinations. Mixed with costumes, this ensures unique customization.

The mod can be downloaded here: CustomColors by x753_REPO

Conclusion

R.e.p.o is experiencing a surge in popularity, reminiscent of Lethal Company, a game that garnered considerable attention years ago. Both games feature similar mechanics that attract players, creating an engaging experience.

Furthermore, the modding community for both titles consists mainly of the same individuals and studios, who are dedicated to developing and sharing various mods that enhance gameplay. This connection not only fosters a strong sense of community among fans but also inspires creativity and innovation in the gaming landscape. As players revisit the unique challenges each game presents, they are often drawn to the familiar elements that both R.e.p.o and Lethal Company provide, reigniting interest in these captivating titles.

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Thomas has been writing game guides for over a year, covering whatever he's currently sunk into. He doesn't write about anything he hasn't actually played, which usually isn't a problem since he plays too much of everything anyway. Rocket League ate enough of his life to get him to Grand Champion, and he's got several max-level, fully geared characters sitting in World of Warcraft from various binges over the years. Recent obsessions include ARC Raiders, Battlefield, For Honor, and Rainbow Six Siege, with plenty of others in rotation. He's also worked behind the scenes for a well-known gaming creator on video production and editorial pieces, so the guides here are shaped as much by that side of the industry as by the hours logged in-game. Every tip, build, and location in his guides comes from his own playthroughs. If he hasn't tested it, it doesn't get published.
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