No one Semibot should have all that power, but in REPO, power means fun, and fun means you'll have a Leaf Blower to use that can blow enemies away and troll your friends (and maybe even break loot, so be careful, or don't)...
The Leaf Blower is an essential weapon that might prove more useful than the Pistol in the right hands. If you want to know how to get it and how best to wield it, then read on, as we've got the REPO Leaf Blower guide you need!
How to Get the Leaf Blower in REPO
The Leaf Blower can be purchased in the Shop for around $8,000-$12,000. However, the Leaf Blower won't be in the shop rotation after every level, and it's purely RNG, so you might want to save some cash just in case it does finally appear.
Don't forget to purchase crystals, as the Leaf Blower does require energy to activate it!
How to Effectively Use the Leaf Blower in REPO
- Once the battery is charged, just aim the Leaf Blower and press E to activate it.
While it's on, the Leaf Blower can easily blow away smaller enemies like Gnomes, which will cause these hostile, valuable-breaking monsters to shatter. The Leaf Blower can also be used on some medium monsters to push them back, and potentially even push them to their deaths (or push them far enough so you can get somewhere safe).
The Leaf Blower is a fun weapon, but you should try to avoid using it against larger monsters, as they will ignore the blowing power of the gardening tool. However, the elemental staff weapons and Tranq Gun can be used with the Leaf Blower:
- Stun an enemy with the staff/gun.
- They will become lighter, and you can use the Leaf Blower to push them into the air and let the fall damage take them out.
The Leaf Blower is a lot of fun to use, especially when you can just turn it on and deal with smaller enemies like you're dealing with a garden full of pesky Autumn leaves. However, you're still going to want to make sure you have enough battery charge to use it and that it's worth having in your setup in the first place.
- Released
- February 26, 2025
- Developer(s)
- semiwork
- Publisher(s)
- semiwork
- Engine
- Unity





- Platform(s)
- PC, Nintendo Switch 2
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