All weapons in Splitgate 2

With portals enhancing the traditional arena-shooter experience, Splitgate 2 keeps much of what earned the first Splitgate such a passionate fan base. But it also updates that formula with three factions, each with unique abilities, perks, and weapons.

Splitgate 2 has three factions (or classes): Aeros, Meridian, and Sabrask. Each has a unique playstyle, active and passive abilities, perks, equipment, and weapons that you can customize with attachments for a tailored loadout.

So, if you’re wondering about the weapons in Splitgate 2, we’ve listed all the guns below.

All class weapons in Splitgate 2

Aeros

Fast and agile, Aeros Aces speed across the arena to frag out and show off. Their kit is about speed, but the weapon arsenal allows for a multitude of playstyles.

Here are all the primary weapons available on Aeros:

• Tempo (Assault rifle): Versatile weapon that will be your steady companion as you go the distance.
• Cadence (Carbine):  For precision shooting to target your opponent’s weakness.
• Blitz (Shotgun): Fast-firing shotgun for close-range damage.
• Pulse (Burst rifle): Precision three-burst rifle.
• Sprinter (SMG): Fast fire-rate machine gun that slows down over time.

Here are all the secondary weapons available on Aeros:

• Blink (Semi-auto pistol): Pistol with a slower fire rate but higher damage.
• Punch (Heavy pistol): Bolt-action pistol. High damage but slow.
• Juke (Burst pistol): Three-round burst pistol for quick eliminations.

Meridian

Meridians are less flashy than Aeros, as they support teams with healing and even tech that slows down time. Don’t think that Meridians are lacking in battle, though. Their energy-based weapons and abilities allow you to get back in gunfights much faster than factions.

Here are all the primary weapons available on Meridian:

• Synapse (Assault rifle): Versatile assault rifle that unleashes powerful energy bolts.
• Hyperline (Carbine):  For precision energy-blasting.
• Charger (Shotgun): Railgun-style shotgun with incredible damage up close.
• Quantum (Burst rifle): Precision four-burst rifle.
• Phasma (SMG): Submachine gun with plasma projectiles.

Here are all the secondary weapons available on Meridian:

• Helios (Semi-auto pistol): Semi-automatic pistol with medium to high fire rate.
• Coil (Heavy pistol): Railgun-style pistol with fast charge-up.
• Tetra (Burst pistol): Four-round burst pistol for quick eliminations.

Sabrask

Sabrask Aces are bold and loud. They defend their team with strength and explosive force. The weapons in Sabrask’s arsenal offer higher damage at the cost of a lower fire rate and shorter bursts for burst-based weapons.

Here are all the primary weapons available on Sabrask:

• Trailblazer (Assault rifle): Higher damage assault rifle that fits in any loadout.
• Warden (Carbine): Slightly slower fire rate, but higher damage carbine to keep your opponents in line.
• Plow (Shotgun): Pump-action shotgun for when you need to clear a path.
• Jackhammer (Burst rifle): Precision dual-burst rifle.
• Rattler (SMG): Submachine gun that ramps up over time.

Here are all the secondary weapons available on Sabrask:

• Slinger (Semi-auto pistol): Semi-auto pistol perfect for those quick on the draw.
• Goliath (Heavy pistol): Slower firing semi-auto pistol.
• Snare (Burst pistol): Dual-burst pistol. A burst rifle in pistol form.

Splitgate 2 power weapons

Throughout matches, you may stumble upon power weapons. In battle royale, those appear in supply drops, while in the arena, they spawn in fixed spots at a fixed time. Power weapons have high multi-kill potential, but some of them restrict ability and portal usage.

Here are the power weapons you can find in Splitgate 2:

• Slipstream: Dual-wielding submachine gun that combines into one weapon when aiming down sights.
• Fubar: Triple rocket launcher.
• Deadbolt: Heavy sniper rifle that one-shots in the head.
• Borealis: Charge rifle that requires two shots to kill a player.
• Gravitas: Gravity gun that deals massive damage and pulls in the enemy hit.
• BFB: Baseball bat that one-shots enemies at the cost of limited range.

When you kill an enemy, you can also pick up their weapon, regardless of their faction. This means you spawn with your faction’s guns, but then can run any weapon you want by picking it up from the ground. Each gun also allows you to equip attachments that improve its damage, accuracy, recoil control, fire rate, and range.