the huntsman (REPO)

He is dressed in typical British hunting attire.
clothing, including boots, a long coat and a hat.
His eye sockets are covered with a white bandage, from which
blood is dripping. The handle of his shotgun is curved
form, so its owner can use it
It's like a walking stick.

• He was an ordinary British hunter (the equipment is not just a suit, but a part of his past life).
• Lost his eyes as a result of an attack by other monsters when the apocalypse had just begun (bandage with blood - trace of a fresh or constantly oozing wound).
• Physical and mental deformation: Blindness, pain and anger have distorted his perception - he now sees a threat in any sound.

-"Hunts Monsters": He honestly believes he is shooting monsters (in reality he is killing survivors or other creatures). His shooting is an attempt to protect himself from a world he no longer sees.
-Pain as a trigger: Aggression is not caused by anger, but by constant physical pain (from wounds) and psychological trauma (the memory of the attack).

• Loss of humanity: Doesn't realize he's become a monster. The cane gun is his last link to his past self.

• Blindness ➔ Superhearing: A natural adaptation after loss of vision, which explains the reaction to the slightest noise.
• Falling down stairs: His blindness makes him clumsy, and the stun after falling is a metaphor for his helplessness.
• Player Screen Shaking: Not only a game threat marker, but also a reflection of his own terror - he literally "vibrates" with pain and rage.

• Victim and Executioner: He is killed by those he tried to destroy (players), and his soul (a valuable resource in REPO) is the last thing left of a person.
  -Eternal Hunt: Even after the apocalypse, he follows the instincts of a hunter, but the target is lost forever.

1. Co-op up to 6 players:
   A team of robots explores procedurally generated levels, collects fragile artifacts (vases, pianos, staves) and delivers them to the evacuation point. The physics of the objects are realistic - they can be broken, dropped or accidentally activated (for example, a magic staff shoots a beam).
2. Physics is the basis of mechanics:

• Items are used for barricades, distracting monsters or attacks (for example, throwing a gnome at an enemy).
• Monsters obey the laws of physics: they can be pushed, lured into traps or thrown into abysses.

3. Risk Economics:

• Money (SURPLUS) is received for delivering artifacts. The more intact the item is, the higher the payment.
• With the proceeds they buy upgrades (strength, endurance), weapons (bats, mines) or equipment (drones for carrying cargo).

4. Threats and Tactics:

• 19+ types of monsters with unique behavior: some react to sound (old man with a shotgun), others - to sight (Peeper), others steal items (Dwarf Thief).
• Death is not the end: dead players can participate in "gladiator fights" or be revived.

5. Key Features:

• Positional Voice Chat: The further away the player is, the quieter their voice. Shouting can attract monsters!
• Dynamic difficulty: with each sortie, locations become more dangerous and tasks become more difficult.

1. Post-apocalyptic world:
   Humanity has disappeared, and the artificial intelligence Taxman (creator) sends teams of robot collectors to abandoned locations to extract artifacts - the remains of civilization. The goal: profit at any cost.
2. Dark aesthetics:
   Abandoned houses, basements, museums filled with valuable but dangerous objects. Monsters - former inhabitants or creatures of chaos.
3. Satire on capitalism:
   The game makes fun of exploitation - robots work under the dictatorship of AI, risking "life" for money (SURPLUS), and the death of comrades only brings income.

A tall monster in a black cloak** with a pale face. When the player is detected, it stalks him stealthily. Look at him - he will get angry and speed up! Crawls under furniture to attack (50 damage + knockback). It is better to hide and wait until he leaves.

8. Clown
   Appearance: A bulky clown with an antenna on his head.
   Mechanics: Shoots a laser (100 damage) that targets the player's head. Can be dodged by crouching or hiding behind objects. In melee combat, kicks (10 damage). Stunned after the attack. Requires 13 strength to get up.

9.Huntsman
Appearance: A blind old man with a shotgun.
Mechanics: Reacts to sounds (voice, footsteps, falling objects). Shot deals 190 damage (lethal to players). Stumbles on stairs. Silent movement in a crouch is the best tactic.

10. Reaper
    Appearance: A slow, skeletal monster with blades for arms.
    Mechanics: Poor vision and hearing. Once it detects the player, it runs, destroying everything in its path (10 damage per hit). Easily loses its target - just hide around the corner. Attracts a gravity beam.

11.Eye (Peeper)
Appearance: Large eye stuck to the ceiling.
Mechanics: Forces the player to look at him. After 3 seconds of contact, deals 10 damage per second. Can be interrupted by cover or breaking eye contact. Only attacks one player.
12. Flying Head (Headman)
Appearance: Giant floating head.
Mechanics: Attacks in the light of a lantern, dealing 50 damage with a bite. After a dash, it takes a long time to reload. Weak to bat due to a large hitbox. Easy to escape - loses interest if the player hides around the corner.

13. The Cursed Knight (Trudge)
    Appearance: A massive creature with a mace that makes a grinding sound like stones.
    Mechanics: Creates a shockwave that pulls players in, then strikes with a mace (fatally). Will crawl under furniture if he suspects an ambush. Mines are effective against him.

14.Mentalist
Appearance: Alien with a large brain.
Mechanics: Lifts players and objects into the air, then slams them to the ground. Requires team coordination to rescue victims.

Medium threats (moderate danger)
4. Chef/Frog

• Appearance: A large frog-like creature with cleavers in its paws.
• Mechanics: Pauses before attacking, then jumps, dealing 10 damage. Falls after a miss, giving the player time to counterattack. Reward: $1.5k–$3k. Requires 9 strength to get up.

5. Bowtie

• Appearance: A humanoid in a suit with a bow tie.
• Mechanics: Screams when spotted, pushes the player away, and blocks jumping/sprinting. Sometimes goes berserk, destroying everything around. Vulnerable to gunfire. Requires 7 strength to lift.

6. Upscream

• Appearance: Distorted humanoid creatures, move along walls/ceilings.
• Mechanics: Grab the player, stun for 2 seconds and deal 10 damage with a scream. Deadly in a group. Hammer or tranquilizer are effective against them.

7. Hidden

• Appearance: Almost transparent, visible only by a smoky trail.
• Mechanics: Grabs the player and drags them to a random location, causing them to drop items. Particularly dangerous near chasms. Requires 4 strength to lift.

1. Gnome

• Appearance: Small men in pointed hats, act in groups (3-5 individuals).
• Mechanics: Attack in a swarm, break objects in the cart or player's hands. Deal 10 damage per hit with a pickaxe. Easily climbed (requires 0 strength) - die from hitting a wall/floor. Respawn after a while.

2. Apex Predator

• Appearance: An ordinary duck that turns into a toothy monster when attacked.
• Mechanics: In passive form, follows the player, preventing them from collecting items. When touched or attacked, becomes aggressive for 10 seconds (bites 3 times/sec, 10 damage per bite). Can be killed by flushing it down the toilet or crushing it with the extractor piston.

3. Animal

• Appearance: A small, furry creature with quick movements.
• Mechanics: Almost harmless (2 damage per hit), but interferes by running away when trying to pick it up. Crushes gnomes when stepping on. Requires 4 strength to pick it up.