Our Ink Game Powers Tier List ranks all obtainable powers from best to worst, looking at the usefulness of each one and how they benefit certain scenarios. Powers come in handy during the Hide and Seek mode in Ink Game!
Ink Game Powers Tier List
Which power should you utilise in Ink Game? To unlock new powers, you need to roll for them, unless they’re unlockable rewards such as the Sharp Shooter!
S Tier
- Medic (Common, 72% drop chance)
- Despite being a Common rarity Power, the Medic is useful not only for you but also for your teammates. Every 20 seconds, you drop a bandage, which you can use or a teammate can use to replenish HP
- This Power comes in handy during the Red Light Green Light game, as your movement speed when carrying a team member is increased
- Sharp Shooter (Epic, 8% drop chance)
- You can wield a revolver in combat, alongside the DEAD EYE ability, which increases your overall power when fighting against your opponents
- This Power is useful when you have to directly battle against opponents, such as during the Rebel Ending and the Hide and Seek game if you are a Seeker
A Tier
- Phantom Step (Legendary, 2.9% drop chance)
- By quick stepping with 3 dashes, you can quickly evade enemies during combat. Again, this is useful during the Rebel Ending, but also during games like Hide and Seek
B Tier
- Trickster (Rare, 17% drop chance)
- You can ragdoll other players by placing a banana peel on the ground every 60 seconds. Of course, this depends on whether the player stands on the banana peel
- The main feature of the Trickster is the ability to trip an opponent, which ragdolls them for longer when compared to just pushing them
C Tier
- Super Strength (Epic, 8% drop chance)
- Your knockback power increases by 3x, but at the detriment of the ability’s cooldown, which increases by 3x
- Being able to knock an opponent back further can be useful, but the ability takes 3x longer to cool down, which isn’t great, and means you can’t use it as often
