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Anyone who’s sprayed their weapon into an enemy’s belly only to have them lung forward and insta-kill you with the knife knows the frustration this contentious mechanic is famous for. On top of that, perks that add extra speed and knife range make this simple weapon into an absolute terror - no matter how big your gun is. Whether in an online suite or in a campaign mode, players using the Knife can very easily obtain instant kill after instant kill. Additionally, it comes with the ability to spray ink at opponents in close range and with a wide spread, which can be particularly annoying when players use squid mode to sneak up on players.įirst introduced as the player's primary melee weapon in 2007's “Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare”, the Knife has become something of a legend. However, its more-than-impressive ability to spread ink faster than any other weapon, gives it something of an unfair advantage. For example, there exists the Splat Roller, by all accounts a standard Roller weapon with which players can coat maps with ink. It's definitely a spectacle, that's for sure.Įven Nintendo's ink-themed take on third-person shooters isn't immune to imbalance.

Should any teams of worms be caught underneath, they're likely to suffer hundreds of points of damage – or suffer a water fate. Exactly as it sounds, this sturdy statue-like item is dropped from the sky and then smashes through the landscape until it hits water. Since the final expansion to the original “Worms” game, “Worms: The Director's Cut”, players have had the dubious honour of utilizing the Concrete Donkey weapon. At least it's slow to use, providing time to flee.įear the donkey, for it brings devastation wherever it may bounce. With regards to multiplayer, this weapon makes quick work of one's foes and can be difficult to avoid once it obtains a lock. If successfully locked onto an enemy, its fired projectile latches onto the enemy's head and begins drilling in gruesome fashion. Nothing like an unavoidable weapon to make things interesting, right? Well, that's what players were given with the Cerebral Bore, a firearm of unknown origin with a lock-on feature. Such a fun idea, such a chaotic and overpowered result. Multiplayer matches featuring Proximity Mines as the sole weapons are not uncommon, with instantaneous deaths abounding and a fear of being caught off-guard being prevalent. Unlike the timed or remote mines, these explosives can be thrown and put to use as a hands-off surprise attack – which can be devastating to unwitting players. One of three mine types available for use in “GoldenEye 007”, the Proximity Mine is certainly an. Those frustrated by their friends using the Thunderbolt against them can rest assured that they only picked it up because they were losing. Thus, last-place players are given a chance to catch up, while everyone else is rendered both slower and more vulnerable to spinning out when struck. Received by racers in or near last place in a given race, the Thunderbolt is effectively an ace-in-the-hole – shrinking down every racer on the track – except the one who used it of course. Since the earliest days of Mario's karting adventures, this item has cursed players. A hammer blow means an almost instant knock out for damaged players, so keep your distance if you can. When picked up, the player's character enters a repetitious state of hammering for 7.5 seconds, with anyone hit by the Hammer suffering severe damage. From the original “Super Smash Bros.” on Nintendo 64 onward, the Hammer pickup has been an aid to those fast enough to grab it. These aren't necessarily bad weapons, just somewhat excessive when used. We're scanning the world of multiplayer-focused video games in search of those guns, blades, explosives and assorted weaponry that are extremely powerful – especially for the player's given situation or circumstance. Join as we countdown our picks for the Top 10 Overpowered Multiplayer Weapons in Video Games. Top 10 Overpowered Multiplayer Weapons in Video Games