Pollex Tier List
Rank the stake, not a fake roster. Fingers are the tier list until named fighters ship.
A conventional Roblox-style unit tier list would be fiction here. Pollex has not published a named fighter roster, a weapon tree, or a gacha banner. The Steam page does publish an economy: you bet fingers, the deeper you go the higher the stakes, and the house takes a cut. This hub ranks decisions, not invented characters.
When Kooky Studios names opponents, they will be slotted under players and linked from here. Until then, use this page plus betting stakes and match plan.
How to read these tiers
Tiers describe how expensive a choice is relative to walking out whole — the listing’s own success line.
S — Necessary
- Paying toward the debt after a clean win.
- Leaving when the walk-away number hits.
- Recalibrating controls after a bad pin.
- Confirming system requirements so a hitch does not take a digit.
A — Strong
- First match as a read, not a jackpot. See getting started.
- Writing down a tell after every bout. See how to win.
- Skipping a match whose stake is a finger you still need. See how to survive.
B — Situational
- Accepting a deeper invitation after a win. Attention is a cost; the house explains why.
- Playing while marked. Possible, but you are information-poor.
- Pushing graphics past a stable cap. Vanity is not a pin. See performance.
C — Expensive
- Raising the stake to “win it back.”
- Playing through crowd bait and nausea.
- Trusting an unverified code or trainer. The codes hub is empty for a reason.
D — How the pit keeps you
- All-in on a first night.
- Ignoring that opponents “don’t play clean.”
- Treating Family Sharing or a shared PC as a way to reset a marked save. Steam Cloud is on the listing; assume progress follows the account.
Why this is still a tier list page
Players search “Pollex tier list” because they want a fast ranking. Giving them a fake S-tier character named Boneking would be traffic and malpractice. Ranking stakes maps to the real search: what should I do first, what should I never do. It also stays consistent with facts: upcoming, Steam, single-player, single-player only.
If a future update adds loadouts — tape, rings, drugs, braces — each item will get a row with a source. We will not preview an item grid “based on genre norms.”
How to use the subpages
- Betting stakes breaks the economy into rules of thumb you can apply before a HUD exists.
- Match plan is a pre-match card: walk-away number, next stake cap, tell to hunt.
- Then jump to opponents for who might sit across from you, and how to win for how to actually pin.
Anti-goals
This hub will not rank YouTubers, will not rank “best starter finger,” and will not rank illegal tools. It will not tell you that a GTX 1060 is secretly fine; the listing says GTX 1070. It will not tell you Pollex is a live-service with seasons.
If you came from a mobile-code habit, read wishlist instead of refreshing this page every hour. The tier list changes when the rules change, and the rules are still on a store page.
Related reading
Guides hub, players hub, tools, review. Use official links on the wiki links page when you need the Steam URL rather than our ranking language.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions.
Where is the character tier list?
There is no public roster. This hub ranks stakes and decisions until named fighters are announced.
Is S-tier a fighter I can unlock?
No. S-tier here means necessary habits: pay the debt, leave on time, keep the game stable.
Will this update after launch?
Yes. When opponents or items are named, they get rows with sources.
Does the tier list assume a second player?
No. Pollex is single-player.