FIXATION Tier List

FIXATION does not ship a collectible roster with published stats. The tier list that matters is behavioral: which survivor habits keep a team alive, and which hunter habits close a nine-player server. This hub splits that into two pages so you are not mixing roles in one chart.

The experience is Survival / 1 vs All, online co-op for the living side, one Fixation hunter on the other. Max players is nine. R6 avatars. Dark interior. Knife pressure. If a chart online ranks “mythic pets” or “bloodline rolls,” it is copied from another Roblox title and does not apply here.

How we rank while the game is new

We do not invent ability names. We rank patterns that show up in the official thumbnails, the 1vAll genre, and early public lobbies:

• Information (who last saw the hunter)
• Spacing (not stacking in one doorway)
• Objective greed versus living
• Hunter pathing through lit rooms versus dark corners
• How fast a team resets after the first down

Those patterns will still matter after Sushi Deluxe adds named tools or maps. When they do, we will add rows instead of rewriting the whole list. Follow the updates hub for that.

Survivor side

Open the survivor tier if you queue as a victim of the wish. S-tier habits are boring on purpose: call the hunter, do not tunnel vision a loot corner, and never hide in the same closet twice. D-tier is the player who taunts in chat while the rest of the team is already on the floor.

Pair that list with how to survive and the survivors role page. A tier list without a route through the house is just a vibe.

Hunter side

Open the Fixation tier if you spawned as the obsessed chase. S-tier hunters cut rotations instead of sprinting in a straight line. They listen for stacked footsteps. They do not waste the first minute staring at the wrong wing of the house. The role is supposed to feel unfair. Playing it well means ending the round before survivors learn the layout from the walkthrough.

What this list is not

It is not a pay-to-win ranking. FIXATION is free-to-play. It is not a code ranking; see the codes hub. It is not a script ranking; see script safety. If you need a mechanical warm-up, use controls first so your camera is not the reason you sit in C-tier.

Come back after patches. A lighting change or a new room can shuffle an entire column. Until then, play the list you have and talk in the co-op guide style even in public servers.

Using the two lists together

Read survivor tier even if you prefer hunter. It is a scouting report for the hides you should check once. Read Fixation tier even if you prefer survivor. It tells you when a hunter is about to leave your closet and cut the hall. The hub exists so you do not mix those jobs in one chart and then argue about a “meta character” that does not exist.

After a movement patch, both lists can shift a letter. That is expected in week one of a 1vAll. Come back instead of calling the wiki fake.