The Finals has become very popular since its release, and as a result, we have compiled a comprehensive list of the game’s greatest weapons. The following is a comprehensive guide to all of the weapons and guns in The Finals, sorted into tiers and pitted against each other to help you figure out which ones to unlock first and use during regular public and competitive matches. Bullets per magazine, recoil, accuracy, and overall effectiveness were all factors that were considered.
The ultimate list is split into four tiers and is updated frequently to reflect any changes to various weapons throughout Season 1 and in preparation for Season 2 in March 2024. The list is updated to ensure that the ranking of the weapons reflects their current performance in the game.
S Tier weapons are considered to be the finest options for your class and should be unlocked first. These guns have been tried and tested and are the top options for your class. The V9S (light), Sword (light), XP-54 (light), AKM (medium), R .357 (medium), Lewis Gun (heavy), and SA1216 (heavy) are among the top S Tier weapons.
The A Tier weapons are excellent second options for your class, with certain playstyles or excellent guns overall. SH1900 (light), M11 (light), FCAR (medium), Model 1887 (medium), and Flamethrower (heavy) make up this Tier.
Similarly, the B Tier weapons are great for certain playstyles or situations where you need more customization. SR-84 (light), Throwing Knives (light), CL-40 (medium), Sledgehammer (heavy), and MGL32 (heavy) are among the weapons found within this Tier.
Finally, C Tier weapons represent weapons that are not recommended for high-level play. The Dagger (light), LH1 (light), Riot Shield (medium), and M60 (heavy) are in this group, and although they are useful in certain niche situations, they are not the most effective in high stakes encounters.
In the end, every weapon in The Finals has its own unique strengths and weaknesses, making the game an excellent source of entertainment for players who enjoy experimenting with different approaches
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