Want to know who’s likely to lead you to victory and who might make you wave the white flag of surrender before you can say charge? Well, with our Devil May Cry: Peak of Combat tier list, you can, as we take a look at each character and decipher whether or not their otherworldly abilities are as useful as they like to think they are. We also explain how to do a Devil May Cry: Peak of Combat reroll, just in case you’re not happy with the first character you pull.
For additional help, you should consult our Devil May Cry: Peak of Combat codes guide because we all need a nice freebie now and then. Or, for similar content to this, read our Genshin Impact tier list, Honor of Kings tier list, Anime Last Stand tier list, Battle Cats tier list, and Wild Rift tier list.
Anywho, let’s move on to our Devil May Cry: Peak of Combat tier list.
Devil May Cry: Peak of Combat tier list
In our Devil May Cry: Peak of Combat tier list we rank each of the available characters. To do this, we take into account our experience, research, and the thoughts of the community. If you like a character in rank D, that’s okay! Tier lists are entirely subjective, and we encourage you to use heroes that suit you and your play style.
| Rank | Devil May Cry: Peak of Combat characters |
| S | Count Thunder, Endless Judgement, Imperial Guard, Vergil |
| A | Royal Guard, Frosty Grace, Devil Claw, Legendary Ronin, Dante, Lady, Nero, Fists of Salvation |
| B | One-Man Show, Demon Smasher, V, Spark Igniter, Knight of the Order |
| C | Swift Arsenal, Nomadic Lightning |
| D | Devil Hunter |
How do I do a Devil May Cry: Peak of Combat reroll?
As with many gacha games and titles that embrace gacha mechanics, you can reroll if you don’t get the character that you want. If you’re unfortunate enough to get Devil Hunter on your first try, this is how you do a Devil May Cry: Peak of Combat reroll:
- Use a guest account
- Finish the tutorial
- Play until you unlock the gacha banner
- Roll for your first character
- If you’re happy with your roll you can then bind your account to one of your personal social media accounts, like Facebook or Twitter if you’re not happy you can:
- Exit the game
- Delete the game files
- Relaunch the game
- Repeat the first four steps until satisfied
We hope that our Devil May Cry: Peak of Combat tier list helps you kill some demons. If you want to see what other experiences are out there, our horror games and adventure games guides have some great suggestions.