Is REPO coming to consoles?

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Let’s see if a REPO PS5 or broader console release is on the cards

A scary emoji shown in horror game REPO.
(Image credit: Semiwork)

Will REPO release on PS5 and other consoles? Only time will tell at the moment since the popular horror extraction game is currently only available in early access on PC. That means PlayStation, Xbox, and Switch players can't get involved with the nightmarish action and meddling REPO monsters for now but a console release hasn't been ruled out yet. We've got the latest news on a future REPO console release below.

Will there be a REPO console release?

The loading screen in horror game REPO.

(Image credit: Semiwork)

There have been no official announcements about a REPO console release yet, which means it’s not expected to arrive on PlayStation, Xbox, or Nintendo Switch anytime soon. However, on the bright side, developer Semiwork Studios hasn't said anything to discourage our hopes for a console release either. The matter could still be undecided, as console ports don’t just depend on a game’s initial success but also its lasting popularity. If REPO remains popular among PC players in the coming months, the chances of its arrival on consoles will increase.

If REPO decides to make the jump, it’ll likely land on one of the latest-gen consoles; the PS5 or Xbox Series X/S. Similar to previously PC-exclusive indie games like Valheim, an Xbox release could be paired with availability on Xbox Game Pass.

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A console version of REPO would probably arrive after the game’s full launch (version 1.0), given the fact that games in their early access stage are rare on consoles. The developers expect the early access period to last between six months and a year, which would place this theoretical REPO console release in September 2025 at the earliest, but remember that this is all just speculation.

REPO PS5 release news

The PS5 store did have a game called ‘R.E.P.O Horror’ listed on the store page with a tentative release window of 2025. However, this turned out to be a copycat game, using different artwork and notably mentioning a different REPO team size. It has since been removed, but be aware of imitators on platform storefronts.

If you're sticking with PC early access for now, you should make sure you know how to revive in REPO to help your teammates.

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Marloes Valentina Stella
Marloes Valentina Stella
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