In *R.E.P.O.*, a gripping co-operative horror game, your primary objective is to retrieve valuable items and make it out alive amidst a horde of randomly spawning monsters. Surviving this ordeal not only tests your nerves but also rewards you handsomely. If you manage to escape with your loot, you'll face the AI Taxman who tallies your haul, allowing you to exchange your hard-earned cash for essential survival gear at the Service Station.
As you delve deeper into *R.E.P.O.*, extracting your treasures becomes an intuitive part of your gameplay. What might initially seem challenging soon transforms into a routine as you navigate through more levels and fend off increasingly terrifying creatures.
How to Extract in R.E.P.O.
During your initial foray into *R.E.P.O.*, you'll encounter a single Extraction Point. As you progress to new locations, the number of Extraction Points can increase, with a maximum of four. You can monitor the number of required drop-offs by looking at the red number displayed in the right-hand corner of your screen, which also indicates how many have been completed.
After dropping off your first batch in the C.A.R.T., you'll need to explore the rest of the level without knowing the Taxman's demands or the location of subsequent drop-off points. Here, your in-game map becomes invaluable. By pressing "Tab" on your keyboard, you can view unexplored areas, aiding in route planning and enabling your team to spread out and cover more ground simultaneously.
After completing the extraction at one point, depending on the total number of Extraction Points, you'll either move to the next one or attempt to return to the truck safely. Remember, once the final Extraction Point is discovered and your valuables counted, you don't need to take the C.A.R.T back to the truck with you. A new one will always be available at the next location or level.
Now that you're well-versed in the art of extracting items in *R.E.P.O.*, be sure to explore our other guides for more tips and strategies to enhance your gameplay experience.
