Scavland Weapons Overview: Firearms, Upgrades and Testing

What weapons are confirmed in Scavland?

NoShadow advertises more than 25 firearms and melee weapons. The official description supports direct fire, close combat, stealth, and suppressive tactics. It also says ammunition is scarce and weapons can jam, but a complete named roster and stat table have not been published before release.

This page will link verified weapon entries once names and values can be read directly from the game. Until then, avoid lists that assign damage, rarity, or locations without evidence.

Can weapons be upgraded or modified?

Yes. The store page advertises more than 300 attachments and says weapon components can be found in the world and installed to suit the player’s approach. Upgrade levels, required materials, attachment categories, compatibility rules, and whether changes are reversible remain unknown.

The weapon modification guide explains how this wiki will test those systems. Resource requirements will also connect to shelters, camps, and trading when verified.

Is there a Scavland weapon tier list?

There is no evidence-backed tier list on this wiki before launch. A useful ranking needs controlled comparisons: game version, upgrade level, ammunition, enemy type, range, accuracy, reload behavior, and resource cost. Ranking pre-release screenshots would create false precision.

For immediate survival planning, use the beginner guide and the ruins and bunkers guide. Both will be updated with tested weapon recommendations after release.

What data will each weapon entry include?

Each future entry will document the displayed stats, ammunition, modification slots, acquisition evidence, repair or durability behavior, and at least one repeatable combat test. Values will carry a game-version badge so balance patches do not silently invalidate old advice.

Primary source: the official Scavland Steam store description from NoShadow.