All R.E.P.O. items and upgrades

Money makes the world go round, and this truly is the case when it comes to surviving R.E.P.O. Gather coin and spend it like it’s your first paycheck—it’s time to become Inspector Gadget.

There’s strategy when it comes to winning R.E.P.O. as every item comes with a hefty price tag. If you want to survive for as long as possible, you best upgrade your stats, buy weapons, and choose the right gadget that suits your playstyle. Here are all items and what they do in R.E.P.O.

All R.E.P.O. items and what they do

So many choices. Screenshot by Dot Esports

Weapons and items can be carried in your inventory (three available slots). All items are purchased inside the Service Station (shop) between each level. You can use the accumulated total you gained from all previous levels you successfully extracted from. R.E.P.O. cruelly rounds down the total. So if you completed a level with $9.6K, you will enter the shop with $9K spending money.

Hold onto your money if you’re investing in a particular weapon or are accumulating upgrades and Energy Crystals. Any profit will carry over into the next round (so long as you survive the level to see the Service Station again). All items inside the store are randomized, meaning you cannot guarantee you will see the same item twice. There’s also a possibility of seeing duplicate items on the store’s shelves.

Let’s get into all R.E.P.O. items: their cost and function.

Throwables

Item	Average cost	Description
Grenade	$3K	We all know what you’re getting with this one. Press “E” to pull the pin and toss the nade towards your target. This can destroy valuables so be sure to steer clear from your cart full of loot when the nade is in bound.
Stun Grenade	$3K	A useful item to temporarily stun monsters standing within its radius. It can, must like every other throwable, harm yourself and teammates.
Shockwave Grenade	$3K	Works much like the Stun Grenade, but deals damage to monsters within its damage while halting their movements.
Stun Mine	$3K	Stuns anyone that walks atop it for approximately five seconds. You cannot move if you’re trapped inside it.
Shockwave Mine	$3K	The mine version of the Shockwave Grenade, it hinders movement and deals damage, although not as powerful as the standard nade.
Explosive Mine	$3K	The highly impactful mine that kills anyone who steps foot on it. Look out for the red beam as this indicates it is functioning properly. All mines will beep before they activate.
Zero Gravity Orb	$44K-46K	Creates a dome around the orb where the area within has zero gravity. Helpful in capturing monsters.
Duct Taped Grenades	$2K	Found inside R.E.P.O. secret shop, above the Service Station. Four Human Grenades taped together, to deal two to three sets of explosive damage. High impact radius so steer clear when in use.
Human Grenade	$2K	Also inside the secret shop, the Human Grenade is a more precise explosive that deals smaller damage to the standard Grenade.

Drone

Item	Average cost	Function
Zero Gravity Drone	$24K	Locks onto the nearest object or living organism and gives them buoyancy. Slows down players, so best used against a incoming threat.
Recharge Drone	$4K-5K	Recharge Drone restores power to items with a charge (e.g., Trackers).
Feather Drone	$16K	Lets you jump higher and lifts one valuable at a time, regardless of its weight.
Roll Drone	$12K	You can roll on the ground after tumble launching (Q).
Indestructible Drone	$28K	Makes one item indestructible, great for large, heavy items. Alternatively, you can use this on smaller, high-value items if you’re being chased by something.

Tip:

Don’t worry if you drop items in a round, they will respawn inside the truck in the next level. This means you should prioritize picking up Broken One heads instead of going back out to rescue Drones.

Miscellaneous

Item	Average cost	Function
Extraction Tracker	$5K-7K	Locates the next extraction point.
Valuable Tracker	$15K	Locates the nearest valuable to your location.
Energy Crystal	$7K-9K	Installed into the R.E.P.O.’s truck to recharge electrical tools (e.g., Trackers).
Rubber Duck	$16K	An explosive device that can ricochet off surfaces once thrown. This can hurt anyone caught in its path by either knocking them over or dealing explosive damage.
Pocket C.A.R.T.	$17K-18K	A small cart you can use for tiny, high-value items. Great if you’re in a rush. You can put it in your inventory.
C.A.R.T.	$41K-45K	You can buy another large cart so there’s two with you when you spawn into the next level. Really helpful for full lobbies.
Duck Bucket	$6K-7K	Traps the Apex Predator.
Phase Bridge	$19-20K	Extendable energy bridge you can use to climb on top of structures.

All R.E.P.O. weapons

Item	Average cost	Description
Frying Pan	$16K-17K	A brute-force weapon that you can swing.
Gun	$20K	Don’t get too trigger happy using this, otherwise you can’t control where the bullet lands. Wait up to one second before shooting again for accuracy.
Tranq Gun	$16K-18K	Puts monsters to sleep for 12-15 seconds.
Shotgun	$45K	Pump action shotgun with unlimited ammo. It’s hunting season, boys. Third shot swings the shotgun behind you, making it difficult to control. Use “E” to shoot.
Sledge Hammer	$44K-48K	A brute force weapon you can swing. Best used horizontally or while performing 360 spins to clear monsters surrounding you. Slow and awful at swinging downwards.
Baseball Bat	$46K	Another brute force weapon that’s got good handling and mobility.
Inflatable Hammer	$12K	Can deal explosive damage when it connects with a flat surface, causing a knockback effect on the user.
Sword	$20K	Sword is held close to you, you cannot use the scroll wheel to increase its range.
Prodzap	$28K-29K	Temporarily stuns enemies and brings them to the ground. Not powerful enough to kill most monsters. Better used in combination with other weapons, or to stun and run as the enemy is brought to the ground.
Boltzap	$17K-18K	Small knockback effect, bringing monsters to the ground. Capable of hitting multiple targets if in close proximity to one another. Capable of defeating enemies with its abundance of arrows. Weak in stunning department, enemies will get up almost immediately after being knocked.
Pulse Pistol	$15K-16K	Throws monsters, items, and objects away, causing destruction. Big knockback effect on enemies, where they stay stunned for two to four seconds. Strong enough to kill.
Cart Cannon	$42-44K	Attach and man the cannon to shoot projectiles from the C.A.R.T.
Cart Laser	$42-44K	Attach to the C.A.R.T. and man the weapon to release a laser beam.
Photon Blaster	$46-48K	Handheld version of the Cart Laser.

All R.E.P.O. upgrades and what they do

Remember to upgrade and replenish health before heading into the next level. Screenshot by Dot Esports

You can use an upgrade as the truck moves between the Service Station and the next location (level). Upgrades will spawn inside the truck, where you can pick them up with left-click and press “E” to use the upgrade, changing your character’s stats. You cannot share upgrades with teammates, and each one has only one use. If you forget to upgrade before the level starts, don’t worry, the boxes you purchased will spawn into the new level and sit in the truck, waiting for your safe return.

Upgrade	Cost range	Function
Small Health Pack	$3K-5K	Replenish 25HP.
Medium Health Pack	$6K-10K	Replenish 50HP.
Large Health Pack	$9K-12K	Replenish 100HP.
Stamina	$2K	Increase stamina by 10 points.
Sprint Speed	$6K-8K	Increase sprint speed.
Health	$6K-8K	Increase max health by 20HP.
Strength	$6K-8K	Increase strength to pick up larger, heavier items.
Range	$6K-8K	Increase pick-up range (left-click).
Tumble Launch	$4K-5K	Increase tumble launch distance.
Extra Jump	$12K	Gives you two jumps instead of one.
Map Player Count	$11K	Keeps track of your teammates’ position with its life counter, visible on the map (with Tab). Pointless upgrade for solo players. This is really useful for double-digit levels and helps find Broken One heads quicker for revive.
Tumble Wings Upgrade	$4-5K	Get wings during Tumble Launch (Q) to fly to the ground.
Crouch Rest Upgrade	$7-8K	Replenish the stamina bar at a faster rate.

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