Arise Crossover Gamepass Tier List, What You Need to Have First!

If you’re diving into Arise Crossover and wondering which gamepasses are worth spending your tickets or Robux on, you’re not alone. The game recently received some major updates that reshaped how useful certain gamepasses are. From boosting cash to automating your attacks, some features went from useless to absolutely essential overnight.

In this guide, we’ll break down each gamepass in Arise Crossover, rank them based on current meta relevance, and help you prioritize your purchases, especially if you’re starting out or playing efficiently.

Arise Crossover Gamepass Tier List

S Tier – Must-Have Gamepasses

These gamepasses are crucial and should be your top priority:

1. Auto Attack

No matter what the meta is—swords, units, or anything else—this gamepass is a lifesaver. It removes the need to click thousands of times per dungeon. Instead, you can focus on movement and collecting rewards while your attacks are automated. It’s the best quality-of-life boost you can get.

2. 2x Cash

Previously not very useful, but after recent updates that made weapons ridiculously overpowered, this is now vital. One of the strongest weapons in the game can outperform an entire team of G-rank units. To get those weapons fast, you’ll need cash, and lots of it.

3. Auto Clicker

This was a D-tier before, but with the weapon meta taking over, auto clicking has become essential for efficient grinding. It pairs perfectly with sword-based damage setups, speeding up your progress dramatically.

4. 2x Gems (Situational S-Tier)

Normally this would sit lower on the list because gem grinding isn’t that hard. However, since the addition of guilds, where gem donation is necessary to stay competitive in rankings, it’s now a top-tier pick if you’re into guild play.

A Tier – Very Strong, Worth Buying Soon

1. Instant Arise

Without this, you need to be right next to enemies to “arise” them after defeating them. That becomes annoying fast, especially if you’re speedrunning dungeons. With this gamepass, enemies get auto-arised no matter your distance—saving you tons of time.

2. Instant Destroy (Situational A-Tier)

Great for players actively farming Dust. If you prefer AFK farming, it’s not essential. But for hands-on grinders, this is a time-saver when clearing dust-heavy stages.

B Tier – Helpful but Not Urgent

1. Extra Equip

Right now, unit-based builds are considered mid due to the weapon meta. But since units are still core to the game’s concept and future updates might bring them back into the spotlight, this gamepass is a safe long-term investment. Just don’t expect immediate impact.

C Tier – Niche Utility

1. 2x XP

Extra XP is nice, but not critical. Even as a free-to-play player, leveling units never feels like a real challenge. It’s helpful, sure, but it’s rarely the bottleneck in progression. Good to have, but only once you’ve picked up higher-priority passes.

D Tier – Skip Unless You Really Need It

1. Inventory Slots

Inventory space won’t be an issue until late-game, and even then, it’s not a blocker. Compared to the impact of other gamepasses, this one can easily wait.

2. 2x Gems (If Not in Guilds)

As mentioned earlier, unless you’re focused on guild competition, gem grinding is already fast. That makes this gamepass one of the last you should consider if you’re a solo player.

The Arise Crossover meta is constantly evolving, especially with major updates making old gamepasses more relevant. Right now, focusing on cash, automation, and weapon efficiency is the fastest way to climb from noob to pro. Start with S-tier passes like Auto Attack and 2x Cash, then move down the list as you progress.

Got a different opinion on the rankings? Feel free to debate in the comments, just like SMG mentioned in the original tier list video. Either way, focus on what works for your playstyle, and keep an eye out for future patches that might shake things up again.