Have you ever been in a sticky situation in R.E.P.O? I mean, who hasn't? I remember one time my friends and I were cornered by a massive creature. We were all out of ammo, and our health was dangerously low. It felt like game over. But then, my friend, who had been hoarding all the strength upgrades, managed to lift the monster and throw it into a pit of lava. It was a close call, but we survived, all thanks to his incredible strength.

In R.E.P.O., strength is not just a stat; it's a lifeline. It determines which monsters you can pick up and throw, a crucial skill for crowd control and creative problem-solving. But how much strength is enough? Let's break it down.

Monster Strength Chart

The strength required to lift each monster varies. Here's a handy chart to guide you:

• Strength 0-4: These are the weaklings of the monster world. You can easily toss them around with just a few early-game strength upgrades.
• Strength 5-8: Things are getting a bit heavier now. You'll need a decent number of upgrades to handle these mid-tier monsters.
• Strength 9-12: These are the big guys. You'll need to be seriously strong to even think about lifting them. I once tried to lift a monster that required 10 strength when I only had 9. It did not end well for me.
• Strength 13: This is the maximum strength level. With 13 strength, you can lift any monster in the game, except for the Peeper, of course.

For a more detailed look at all the upgrades, check out our post on how many strength upgrades are in the game R.E.P.O..

Remember that you can also lift stunned monsters with less strength than what's normally required. So, if you're struggling to lift a monster, try stunning it first.

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