8 Games Like R.E.P.O. for Co-op Loot Runs and Scares

Lethal Company comes first on most other lists of games like R.E.P.O., and the jobs are close: you're a contracted worker sent to abandoned, industrial moons to collect scrap and meet the Company's profit quota. The cash buys trips to riskier moons, tools like shovels, walkie talkies and stun grenades, or suits and decorations for your ship.

One player can stay on the ship to call out traps on the radar and open locked doors from the terminal, or everyone can go in together. Things get dangerous at night, so the crew has to carry the valuables back in time and try not to leave anyone behind. Steam still lists it as Early Access.

Burglin' Gnomes swaps the haunted ruins for ordinary homes. You and up to five friends play tiny gnomes who break into human houses and take anything you like, while staying quiet and finishing tasks for the High-Gnome, who might fire you if you don't.

What you steal gets repurposed: you craft equipment, build furniture and upgrade your own home. Gnomes are small, fragile and often hunted, so you use the house and your gear to slow down hostile creatures, and rescue each other when it goes wrong.

In Content Warning, what you bring back is footage. Your group takes a diving bell down to the Old World with a working camera and films physics-animated monsters and cursed relics while the oxygen and the camera battery hold out.

Back on the surface, the clips go up on SpöökTube and the ad money buys better gear. A run lasts three days, and if the team gets enough views, the channel keeps going. It's for two to four players online, and since April 2026 the Steam version has crossplay with the console versions on PlayStation 5, Xbox and Switch, though the developers paused it on Switch in late April and haven't said since that it's back.

MIMESIS has monsters that copy your friends' voices and behavior. Up to four players gather whatever valuables they find in a building and bring them back to the tram, with no way to be sure the person beside them is a real friend.

Contaminated rain makes the tram the only shelter once night falls, so you have to be back before midnight. Restoring power to a service station lets you buy and upgrade gear. A microphone is required, the developers recommend four players, and it's in Early Access. Its overall Steam reviews are Mostly Positive, a step below most picks here.

OK Boomer drops a crew of up to four analog tech enthusiasts inside the internet. Each run is procedurally generated from a corner of the modern net, from hyper-filtered social feeds to the Dark Web, with hazards like cancel-culture acid rain and firewall lasers over lava pits.

Where R.E.P.O. is about getting valuables out in one piece, OK Boomer is about fighting back. You collect and purge glitches, and you hack traps, set off logic bombs and use platform-themed weapons against glitch-mutated creatures, while the deeper levels play tricks on your crew's minds. It entered Early Access on June 25, 2026, the developers expect it to stay there for around 6 to 12 months, and its Steam reviews so far are Mostly Positive.

CashGrab: Refunded has a physics grab of its own: up to six players pick up and throw objects, grab cash and try to get out of The Grind, a sprawling corporate structure full of monsters. The deeper you go, the more you stand to gain and the more likely you are to lose it.

Cash buys items and equipment and funds community goals, and at the end your group has to agree on how to split it. You can also upload your own face for your character. It's in Early Access, and its last update on Steam was in December 2025, when the developers said they were remaking the game.

Burgle Supply Company is a co-op horror comedy for up to six burglars who loot houses, stores and museums in a town full of mutated pets. Every dropped lamp and bumped corner fills a noise meter, and too much noise brings out the monsters, from explosive-egg-laying slugs to giant spider hamsters.

As in R.E.P.O., you have to handle the loot with care and know when to stay quiet. After each heist you split the cash at your hideout and spend it on van upgrades, posters and hundreds of masks and outfits, while reputation points move you up the company's ranks.

Murky Divers is a cleanup job at the bottom of the ocean. Your crew pilots a submarine to abandoned underwater labs, hauls the bodies of failed experiments back with a caddie and shreds them to destroy the evidence, while things lurk in the dark and the oxygen runs low.

The sub is blind, so the team steers by sonar and stations, and the credits pay for items like a shopping cart or a scooter, upgrades such as body part detectors, and modules for the sub. You can dive alone or bring up to seven friends in the large sub.