In the heat of a fierce firefight, you spot a foe hiding behind cover, waiting for the perfect moment to strike. You reach for your favorite PUBG Blindspot Agent, confident in their unique gadgets and weapons. But which choices will elevate your game and secure your victory?
PUBG Blindspot is available on Steam in early access, featuring 15 distinctive Agents at launch. Each character offers an array of weapons and gadgets designed to shift the tide of battle. While nine Agents are accessible from the start, the remaining six can be acquired with in-game credits—though some undoubtedly stand taller than the rest.
A Closer Look at the PUBG Blindspot Tier List
While many Agents share basic gadgets, their Unique abilities and primary weapons set them apart. I’ve categorized them into tiers, factoring in their effectiveness and utility.
- S-tier Agents boast meta weapons and Unique gadgets that form the backbone of any competitive team.
- A-tier Agents come equipped with strong weaponry and solid Unique gadgets, yet remain a step behind the elite.
- B-tier Agents are solid picks but may falter in specific scenarios, as their weaponry and gadgets lack a bit of punch.
S-tier Agents: The Power Players
- Apex: My top choice for an Assault Agent. He’s a free pick and an ideal starter character, wielding the Blue Zone grenade to flush out lurking foes and diminish enemy advantages.
- Fanatic: The importance of support cannot be overstated in PUBG Blindspot. With her Med Kit, she keeps allies afloat longer in firefights, and her P90 delivers robust damage.
- Kayak: Armed with the Remote Charge Unique, he excels in strategy. Plant explosives to either eliminate enemies or lay traps that catch them off-guard in a pinch.
A-tier Agents: Strong Contenders
- Goldberg: While not the most effective solo Tactician, his Red Chip Booster elevates the entire squad’s abilities, making coordination key. The G36C is a solid weapon that complements his skillset.
- Buddy: Perfect for the cautious player, she provides valuable intel through her Drill Camera, though her success relies heavily on accuracy.
- Collision: A Tactician who thrives in the frontlines, wielding a powerful S1300 shotgun for close encounters while deploying Proxy Mines to catch enemies off-guard.
- Haze: With the right handling, he could easily fit into the S-tier. The Micro Uzi uses silenced Magnum bullets for stealthy defeats, while Focus Stim grants a significant performance boost.
- Blaze: A versatile Agent, capable of decent damage output with the UMP45 and the ability to scorch enemies using his Molotov cocktails, making him accessible and easy to learn.
- Karnival: For players favoring an aggressive breacher role, he’s a no-frills choice, available for free and equipped with the fierce AKM and Explosive Hammer to finish foes swiftly.
B-tier Agents: Reliable, Yet Limited
- Whistle: While her FAMAS is a strong option, the Blue Chip Tracker’s situational nature can hinder effectiveness, especially outside of coordinated teams.
- Wilson: A niche Agent whose utility revolves around team shielding, requiring upfront playstyle to maximize his Ballistic Shield benefits.
- Dropout: One of the trickiest Agents to master, her Vector can dish out solid damage, but the Gas Launcher needs meticulous timing to achieve optimal results.
- Clarice: Capable of detecting enemy movement via her Motion Sensor, she shines in cohesive teams, though her M249E3 delivers high damage when used correctly.
Two Agents remain unranked: Patch and Zen, both currently locked by default. I will be reviewing their potential soon. Remember, opinions on agents will vary based on individual playstyles—create a team that harmonizes diverse roles to adapt and conquer in battle.