Spectre Divide weapons tier list: Best weapons, ranked

Spectre Divide offers 20 different weapons each round, and a lot of players end up going for the most expensive ones, thinking it’ll guarantee a win. While that is true sometimes, it’s not always the case. Since the game is still fresh, it’s worth taking some time to get a feel for the combat and figure out which weapon suits your play style best.

With that in mind, we’ve put together a tier list for all the weapons in Spectre Divide to help you figure out which ones are worth mastering.

Spectre Divide weapons tier list

S-Tier

• Prototype-OP
• Duster RX6
• Whisper
• Berserker RB3
• Cyclone

S-Tier weapons are super popular because they dish out serious damage. Whether you’re landing headshots with a single shot or going for a crazy spray, these are the weapons you definitely want to have.

A-Tier

• M67 Reaver
• Tempest
• Trident
• Harpe
• Crusader
• Blackout

A-Tier weapons deliver damage similar to S-Tier weapons, but their instability is what keeps them from the top tier. With some practice, though, you can get the hang of them, and they’ll perform just as well as S-Tier weapons.

B-Tier

• Shiv
• Buzzsaw RT40
• M25 Hornet
• M18 Drummer

B-Tier weapons are really handy in clutch situations and are a solid choice if you’ve got a decent budget. They’re also some of the more affordable options, which makes them great for honing your skills in Spectre Divide. If I were just starting out and finding S-Tier and A-Tier weapons a bit tricky, I’d definitely go with B-Tier to get a better feel for the combat mechanics.

C-Tier

• M17 Bouncer
• M10 Brat
• M49 Fury
• M2 Carbon

C-Tier weapons might not be your best bet for clutch moments, but if you’re running low on funds, they are still worth a try. Honestly, getting one or two kills with them is enough to help you upgrade to better weapons in the next round. However, B-Tier weapons are in a similar price range, so it makes more sense to go with those instead.

D-Tier

• Knife

In the D-Tier, you’ll find the melee knife. Not surprising, really—it doesn’t give you much of an edge and is basically just a last-ditch option. Most people steer clear of using it.