R.E.P.O. Weapons and Guns Guide
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In R.E.P.O., violence is sometimes the best answer. Doesn’t matter if you're bashing in doors, stunning enemies, or just making sure a particularly annoying alien stops floating around, you’ll need the right tools for the job. Here’s a breakdown of all the actual weapons in the game—because while a Rubber Duck might be funny, it’s not exactly practical in a fight.
Melee Weapons – Smack Your Problems Away
Frying Pan ($24K-27K) – A kitchen classic. Surprisingly effective. Smacks enemies with a satisfying clang.
Sledge Hammer ($44K-48K) – Hits like a truck, swings like one too. Slow but powerful.
Baseball Bat ($24K-29K) – A reliable, well-balanced weapon. Ideal for when you want to knock some sense into things.
Inflatable Hammer ($9K) – It looks fun, but it’s mostly just annoying. Pushes enemies back but does little damage. Think of it as the weaponized version of passive aggression.
Sword ($25K-26K) – It’s a sword. You slash things with it. No fancy tricks, just good ol’ medieval-style problem-solving.
Firearms – When Melee Just Won’t Cut It
Gun ($46K) – Basic, reliable, and deadly. Just don’t go full trigger-happy—your aim turns into a mess if you spam it.
Tranq Gun ($17K) – Not lethal, but useful. Puts enemies to sleep for a bit, which is great for when you need a break from panicking.
Shotgun ($92K) – Unlimited ammo, high damage, massive recoil. Basically, the game’s way of saying, “Are you sure you can handle this?”
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Final Blurb
R.E.P.O. gives you a decent mix of weapons, whether you prefer getting up close and personal or taking things down from a distance. Just remember: money is tight, so choose wisely. Oh, and try not to miss—ammo isn’t infinite, but your regrets sure will be.
