Party Animals Weapons Tier List: Best Weapons Ranked

Party Animals is one of those games that is really fun and will make you excited. As you progress with it, you might find that weapons can't be easily used all the time, since your character moves differently from other ones, which is a major reason why it remains enjoyable. The biggest reason is that the handling of a weapon is more important than dealing the most damage in this game. In this guide, you will learn how what is the best weapons and how to use them effectively.

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Ranking Weapons According to Tier List

• S-Tier: The best way to win more fights is by always going for the S-tiers when you can.
• A-Tier: A-tiers are the next best choice, though it gets tough once someone else has an S-tier.
• B-Tier: Decent situational tools that work fine if nothing better is lying around.
• C-Tier: Total desperation plays. Only pick these up if you have no choice and is completely empty-handed.

Party Animals Weapon List Ranked

S-Tier Weapons and How to Use Them

These are the top-tier weapons that can take out an enemy/opponent easily in 1-2 hits.

The Shovel

The Shovel is the most reliable melee choice because its flat head hits directly and can knock out an opponent fast. This combination of reach, reliability, and can knockout an opponent easily is exactly why it sits at S-tier.

How to use the Shovel

Use the Shovel for zone control. Make a big swing with it so that a number of enemies stay away from you. It is one of the best tools for clearing a platform.

The Tennis Racket

Racket is effective mostly when you have your enemies on every side. Remember that Racket moves in a circle, and it has the element of surprise which opponents try to figure your move by anticipating your attack. That mix of heavy damage and unpredictable movement is why it earned an S-tier spot.

How to use the Tennis Racket

Using the Tennis Racket well takes a bit of practice. Hold it with both hands and commit to a full swing. It will not always knock opponents off the stage on its own, but it is strong enough to finish the job near an edge.

The Hammer

Hammer is the heaviest weapon of the game and it really hurts - like no other. Besides that, it also does splash damage which means that one good hit can take out more than one enemy standing nearby. Few weapons can hit an entire group at once like this, which is why it ranks among the S-tier picks despite its slow speed. Its speed and pressure still edge out most other weapons in the game, which keeps it in S-tier even with a shorter range.

How to use the Hammer

Hammer is not a fast weapon, because of this, avoid chasing your opponent with it. Rather, control the chokepoints or get close to a ledge and wait for the enemies to run into your range. You get splash damage with your swing, because of this, you do not have to hit accurately to wipe out whole a team from your platform.

The Baseball Bat

The Baseball Bat features a fast swing and an easy, one-handed hold giving the opportunity to rapidly, repeatedly strike before the opponent is able to take any action. Some claim it's the greatest weapon available due to these reasons, but a few others in the community argue its reach is shorter than most other melee weapons which means it might be harder to hit your target if you're too far away.

How to use the Baseball Bat

Stick close and keep poking he enemy rather than sticking with far range stabbing as your style. The Baseball Bat is so good at close combat because it has such a short hit range that the game actually encourages players to get and stay right in the opponent's face unlike keeping a safe distance.

A-Tier Weapons and How to Use Them

A-Tier weapons are close to S-Tier in usefulness. Some have special effects that make a big difference in 1v1 fights.

The Frying Pan

One of the reasons why the Pan is a top choice is due to the length of time it stuns opponents. If you strike someone with it, they will be out cold for an extended period of time compared to the regular time frame.

How to use the Frying Pan

After you manage to put your opponent to sleep with the Frying Pan, there will be a lot of time for you to carry them toward the edges of the map and then let them fall off by pushing them before they come back to their senses.

The Nunchucks

The Nunchucks are the fastest melee weapon in the game, and you can spam them freely.

How to use the Nunchucks

But first of all, caution is needed here. The reason is that the game's physics allow the back-hand to hit your head. So it's better to throw quick little jabs than long swinging strikes otherwise you may knock yourself unconscious.

The Boomerang

The Boomerang is one of the weapons that require more skill to master. If you throw a boomerang properly, it follows the circle, going away, but then it comes back toward you. That means, it is not just about throwing as hard as you can, it is the timing and your positioning that get you an advantage in your play. Even though it is not the weapon that will be able to knock out opponents with ease all the time, an opponent can be surprised with a perfect ' throw-and-catch' scenario.

How to use the Boomerang

Aim slightly ahead of a moving target and be ready to catch it on the way back so you are not left empty-handed. Watch your own position too, since it is easy to get hit by your own returning Boomerang if you are not paying attention.

The Lollipop

The Lollipop is the first weapon most players pick up, since it shows up in the tutorial, but do not underestimate it in real matches. It has a wide swing arc that can catch more than one opponent at once, and it is not as slow as its size might suggest.

How to use the Lollipop

Use the wide swing in crowded fights to hit multiple opponents instead of targeting one at a time. Its reach also makes it useful for knocking people toward hazards or off the edge of a platform.

B-Tier Weapons and How to Use Them

Decent situational tools that work fine if nothing better is lying around.

The Crossbow

The Crossbow fires plunger-tipped bolts that stick to whoever they hit, slowing them down and making it harder for them to climb or get away. Unlike the Bomb, missing a shot will not hurt you, so it is a safer ranged option to experiment with. A headshot can knock an opponent out in a single hit.

How to use the Crossbow

Use it to pin opponents down from a distance before closing in with a melee weapon, or save it to finish off someone who is already low. Aim for the head whenever you can, since a body shot alone will not take someone out right away.

The Taser (Stun Gun)

The Taser (Stun Gun) is a tactical nightmare for the opposition thanks to its shock effect. Opponents collapse and start shaking after getting zapped.

How to use the Taser (Stun Gun)

Stand still to maximize the auto-aim. Keep some distance too, since the electricity can chain to you if you touch a zapped enemy. Once they are down, let a teammate finish them off while they cannot move.

The Freeze Gun (Ice Gun)

The Ice Gun is powerful but needs more precision than most melee tools. It turns opponents into slippery blocks of ice.

How to use the Freeze Gun (Ice Gun)

It shines on maps with steep inclines or bodies of water. Once an opponent is frozen, just give them a small push and they will glide off the map like a hockey puck.

C-Tier Weapons and How to Use Them

Total desperation plays. Only pick these up if you are completely empty-handed.

The Bomb

Bombs are pure chaos but highly unreliable. They have a six-second fuse, which often gives enemies enough time to walk away or throw them right back at you.

How to use the Bomb

Cook the bomb by waiting two to three seconds before tossing it toward a group of opponents.

The Plunger

The Plunger deals zero damage and zero knockback. Its only job is to stick to a player and annoy them for 20 seconds.

How to use the Plunger

Stick yourself to the best player in the room. This makes it hard for them to climb or roll away from you. If they try to jump off a ledge to escape, the Plunger will pull you down right along with them.

Pro Tips: How to Use Weapons Effectively

• Move Before You Strike

Standing swings are useless. Damage scales with momentum, so take a short run before swinging to deal more damage and knockback. A running hit gives more knockback than just a standing swing.

• Grab the Right End

The physics engine is precise so take advantage of it. Grabbing a Shovel or Racket by the head results in slow, weak swings. Always approach weapons from the handle side. If your grip is off, double-tap the grab button to drop and quickly re-grab the correct end.

• Master the Long-Range Throw

If throwing doesn't seem to be the right move at that moment, just keep still. Press Grab and Attack at the same time to build up a throw. Make a spinning move before going in for the tackle. When you release the button, the weapon will fly at your enemy like a missile.

• Manage Your Stamina

Watching closely your yellow stamina bar is essential. Every weapon has a weight that if reaches zero, will cause your pet to drop the item and start to pant and you will be vulnerable to other opponents/enemies. Stand still for a second to refill your energy before the next engagement.

Conclusion

Pressing the attack key randomly is not going to be the way to victory in the game. Rather, getting ahead in Party Animals depends on your ability to choose weapons that will be really helpful and understanding their features properly, like the Hammer to the trickier Boomerang and Crossbow. Also remember to keep yourself moving, watch your stamina bar, and make sure to hold the grip to do a proper strike. If you are ready to jump into the chaos and put these techniques to the test, LootBar makes it easy to get your Party Animals Steam key so you can start dominating matches with confidence.