The two-handed weapons are obviously slower but more powerful than their one-handed counterparts, able to take out regular enemies with a few simple attacks. However they are useful for striking out with quick attacks, taking down single Wanderers or fending back a crowd of them with a swipe. One-handed weapons in Metal Gear Survive don’t excel at damage, and pale in comparison to both firearms and heavier two-handed weapons like the Bat. As for the various weapons in Metal Gear Survive, you can find the complete weaponry list just below, divided up into appropriate categories:
It’s up to you to decide which weapons to take out on any given mission with you, but note that weapons aren’t that easy to come across in Metal Gear Survive. Firstly, you’ll note that you’ve got a total of four weapon slots to fill with your character, with two weapons on your back, and two on your hip. There are tons of different weapons options in Metal Gear Survive, each coming in different shapes and sizes. In our Metal Gear Survive weapons guide, we'll be listing out each individual weapon item in the entire game, so you know which are the better items to try unlocking as soon as possible.
There's actually a ton of different weapons on offer in Metal Gear Survive, even if the vast majority of them do have to be crafted.
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