I created an account just to respond to this, you're flat out wrong. I enjoy REPO, but there’s no way it beats Lethal in enemy design or gameplay. Let’s talk enemies first. REPO does have some interesting mechanics, like the robe speeding up when൲ you stare at it or hiding under desks, but the main issue is the lack of variety in how you handle enemies. In REPO, all enemies can be dealt with the same way—hide or stun and smack. Whether you’re dealing with💟 a gnome or the blind gun guy, it’s always the same solution. Even enemies like the trudge, where you just wait as it slowly sludges by, are SUCH A PAINFUL CHORE.

Lethal Companies, however, features enemies with unique challenges. The Thumpers and Nutcracker are tough to kill with༺ a shovel, but their short windows of movement make players take exciting risks. The Jack-in-the-box and Maneater present babysitting and time management challenges, while the ghost girl is a terrifying opponent with a clear, straightforward weakness. Then there’s the Braken, which uses Brilliant AI to sneak up on you without being noticed. REPO’s enemies, like the Headman, Chef Le Frog, and the Alien, are essentially the same with slight variations in how they attack—nothing to make them stand out.

On top of that, you overlook how the lack of time limits, fail states, and consequences for dead players can make REPO frustrating and boring. Later levels get so big that with only two pla▨yers left, it becomes a waiting game—either your teammates hiding for ages or you wishing for their death. Lethal Companies keeps things dynamic and engaging, with ch🐲allenges that push you to think on your feet.

Please stop the CAP you don't have a clue.