Devil May Cry: Peak of Combat Characters – Who’s Playable?

Curious about the Devil May Cry: Peak of Combat characters? With DMC being one of the most popular franchises in gaming, we expect to see a wide range of playable and non-playable characters in the mobile game! It’s important to note that each character has different collectible variations that range from B to S rarity.

Devil May Cry: Peak of Combat is an exciting mobile game based on the popular franchise! Use strategic skills using combat and unleash powerful combos against your enemies. Meet familiar faces, collect classic weapons, and relive beloved cutscenes.

For more information about the game, visit the official website. If you’re looking for more DMC content, we’ve got a Devil May Cry: Peak of Combat tier list, Devil May Cry: Peak of Combat codes, and a Devil May Cry: Peak of Combat reroll guide.

Devil May Cry: Peak of Combat Characters Guide

Now, let’s move on to the guide!

Devil May Cry: Peak of Combat Characters

Each character has a bunch of variations to collect in the game. We plan to keep this section updated as new characters, and variations, are added!

• Please note that the game isn’t out just yet, so more names/variations will be added to this guide post-launch. Additionally, we will include further information about each character/variation when it becomes available – please check back soon!

Vergil

• Nomadic Lightning – A Rarity
• Demon Smasher – A Rarity
• Legendary Ronin – S Rarity
• Count Thunder – S Rarity

Nero

• Knight of the Order – A Rarity
• Devil Claw – S Rarity

Dante

• Devil Hunter – B Rarity
• Fists of Salvation – S Rarity
• One-Man Show – S Rarity
• Imperial Guard – S Rarity

Lady

• Swift Arsenal – B Rarity
• Spark Igniter – B Rarity

How to Obtain New Characters and Variations

As the game isn’t out just yet, we’re not too sure about the process of obtaining brand-new characters. Once the game has launched, we’ll update this section with more information.

DMC: Peak of Combat is a gacha game, so we’re assuming that the main way to collect characters/variations is to pull on in-game banners!

Adele Wilson

Editor

With experience writing for GameRant and in SEO copywriting, Adele loves to combine her adoration for gaming and writing. She'll talk your ear off about anything fantasy, and if she's not typing away at her desk, she's probably playing an RPG somewhere.