It’s important to know how many people can play REPO before you jump into this terrifying extraction horror game. If you’re planning on playing with a group of friends, note that there’s a maximum team size you must stick to. On the other side of that coin, beware that REPO’s multiplayer feature has some limitations that make it difficult to gather a full team of players. To help you form your team, I've explained how many people can play REPO, and how to invite people and play with your friends.

You can play REPO in a team of up to six players - you plus five others. That said, you don’t need six players to start a match. It’s possible to play REPO solo, but beware that it’ll be much harder to survive. If you want to play REPO by yourself, just open the game and pick ‘singleplayer’ in the main menu, which will skip the multiplayer lobby and allow you to jump into a new solo game. However, if you want a proper challenge without it being too hard, try playing as a duo or trio.

At the time of writing, REPO doesn’t have a matchmaking feature. This means you can’t join a random player’s game and they can’t join yours - only direct invites sent to your Steam friends will work. As REPO is still in early access, it’s possible that online matchmaking will be added at a later stage, but for now, you must either play with Steam friends or use the single-player option. With regards to the question of how many people can play REPO, beware that the absence of random matchmaking will make it harder to reach REPO’s maximum team size of six players.