Kevin Game Survivor Tier List
S-tier is spreading out. D-tier is stacking on spawn grass.
This board ranks survivor habits in Kevin Game, not outfits. Kitty Makes Games has not shipped a perk tree. If you want movement context, read how to survive and the map guide first.
S — do this by default
- Split from spawn. Different arch, different stones. The hunter cannot be everywhere. You can.
- LOS break, then turn. Going through an arch and continuing straight is how you get pre-aimed.
- Camera above the grass. You cannot dodge a hunter you refuse to see.
- Play the HUD objective. If the screen wants a touch, rotate tasks. If it wants a clock, relocation is the task.
A — strong with a landmark
- Duo with one friend, not a tour group.
- One bait on a chase, then leave. You spend the hunter’s time without donating a second body.
- Cross water at a point after you already broke LOS, not as a home.
- Shift-lock if you already use it in Roblox. Open-field chases are kinder with a locked facing. Controls.
B — works, leaks time
- Long grass crouch as a reset, not a lifestyle.
- Emoting after a juke. Funny. Loud. Optional.
- Guarding one crater because it worked last round. Patrols adapt.
C — week-one traps
- Full-lobby huddle “so we can fight.” This is not a PvP brawl unless the HUD says so.
- Living on the shore. Silhouettes.
- Chasing the hunter to troll when you have no kit. You become the objective.
- Re-peeking the same arch after they saw you enter.
D — stop
- AFK in the open.
- Joining a copy place for “better loot.”
- Scripts / ESP. Executor safety.
- Waiting on codes to get a survival pet. Codes are empty.
Using the board
After a death, name the rank you played, not the teammate you blame. If you were in C, the next round is a split drill, not a script search. Pre-round card: round checklist. Hunter’s view of these mistakes: Kevin tier list and play as Kevin.
Role page: survivors. First join: getting started. Common clips: common mistakes.
This list will add rows when the studio adds real tools (flash, med, vault). Until then, S-tier is information and spacing. That is the entire survivor meta on an unnamed savanna, and it will still matter after cosmetics exist.
How to review a lost round
Do not start with “Kevin was sweating.” Start with: did I split, did I turn after the arch, did I help more than once? If the answers are no, no, and yes, you played C. Next join is a drill, not a complaint. Pair this board with the survivor half of the round checklist and the geography on the map guide. That triangle — rank, card, landmarks — is enough meta for a listing that has not named a single item.
What would actually move a rank
A flashlight, a vault, a healing kit, fog, or a night cycle. None of those are confirmed. Hiding in grass is B as a reset and C as a lifestyle because the thumbnail daylight does not hide you for long. If a patch adds night, grass might jump. We will not jump it early. Watch the changelog. Play S-tier spacing until the HUD gives you a gadget that deserves its own row. If you only remember one line, remember split then turn. Grass will not save a clump. The map guide is the other half of that line.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers for codes, 1vAll hunts, and the real listing.
Is hiding S-tier?
Only as a reset after a LOS break. Infinite hiding fails if the HUD has objectives.
Should I always save teammates?
One bait is A. Three people in one hole is C.
Where is the perk tier list?
No perks published. Watch updates.
Does this assume PC?
Habits work on mobile and console. Binds: controls.