Games Tier List Templates
Games produce the loudest tier list arguments, because the roster moves under your feet. A character that dominated last patch drops two tiers after a balance change, and a mob that ruined your first night in a survival game is harmless once you know the trick. These templates pre-fill the cast so you can start arguing in seconds instead of hunting down screenshots. Each one is a starting frame, not a verdict: move an entry, rename a row, delete what you do not recognise, and the board becomes yours.
Meta tier vs. fun tier — pick one before you start
Game lists fail when two questions get mixed together. "Which pick wins most often right now?" is a meta question: it depends on the current patch, the game mode and your rank, and it goes stale fast. "Which pick do I actually enjoy?" is a taste question, and it does not expire. Decide which one you are answering before you drag the first tile. If it is the meta version, name the patch and mode in the board title so readers know what they are looking at. If it is the fun version, put your favourites wherever you like — there is no patch note to argue with.
How to use a games template
Open any card above and the board loads with that roster in Unranked. Rename the tiers if a generic S–F ladder does not match how you think about games — plenty of people prefer “worth it / not worth it” or a simple top three. Add rows for the extra categories you care about, drag the entries across, then export a PNG or copy the share link. Nothing is pre-graded, so there is no wrong starting point.
What makes a fair games ranking
Write the criterion into the board title before you start sorting. It takes five seconds and it turns an opinion into something another person can actually answer. When two entries feel tied, add a text tile explaining why instead of forcing an artificial gap — the reasoning is usually more interesting than the ordering. And if you are ranking a moving target such as a game patch or a sports season, note the date, because the board will read differently in three months.
Games templates at a glance
PokeSurvivor Starters
PokeSurvivor Pokémon
Pokémon Champions
Brawl Stars Meta
Brawl Stars Brawlers
Minecraft Mobs
Minecraft Biomes
VALORANT Agents
Genshin Impact Characters
Fortnite Weapons
Video Game Genres
Roblox Game Types
Zelda Games
Elden Ring Bosses
League of Legends Champions
Counter-Strike Maps
Overwatch Heroes
Stardew Valley Crops
Terraria Bosses
Minecraft Blocks
Prefer to build from scratch? The home editor starts with a mixed sample pool and the same S–F rows.
Games tier list FAQ
Do these game tier lists reflect the current patch?
No. The pre-filled rosters are starting points built from each game's well-known cast, not live meta snapshots. Balance patches change relative strength constantly, so treat every row as editable and note the patch or season in your board title if you plan to share it.
Can I remove characters I do not know?
Yes. Hover or tap a tile, open its menu and delete it, or drag it out of the board. A shorter list of picks you can actually defend is more useful than a long list you are guessing at.
Can I rank weapons or maps instead of characters?
Any of these boards takes text tiles too. Use Add text to drop in map names, weapon classes or loadouts that are missing, then rank them next to the pre-filled entries.