Survive a Million Monkeys Class Tier List
Compare classes in a team-focused editorial ranking, see why Medic leads, and match a class role to your goal before spending Gems.
This Survive a Million Monkeys class tier list puts Medic in S tier for playing with friends, followed by Bomber and Juggernaut in A, Outlaw and Survivor in B, and Engineer in C. It is a provisional editorial ranking of role fit for cooperative horde survival, using broad class descriptions rather than measured damage, exact skill kits, or an official balance table.
A team-focused class ranking
The priority here is having a clear job alongside other players: teammate help first, then crowd pressure and frontline roles, then a straightforward damage or starter choice. Utility ranks lower until you have a specific plan for using the class's actual kit. These priorities explain the ordering; they do not mean every Medic beats every Bomber in a fight.
The class video offers another player's perspective on the choices. Use it to see the roster, while keeping its recommendations separate from the editorial order below.
| Tier | Class | Reason for this position | When to consider it |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | Medic | Helping teammates gives the class a direct cooperative purpose. | You regularly fight alongside friends and want a supporting job. |
| A | Bomber | Its reported crowd-damage role matches the horde problem. | Groups of monkeys are the obstacle you want your class to address. |
| A | Juggernaut | Its reported frontline role offers a different focus from support. | You want to examine a class centered on the close fight. |
| B | Outlaw | A reported damage focus is direct, but this ranking favors a distinct team job. | You prefer a combat-focused role to teammate support. |
| B | Survivor | The starter is a useful baseline before another class purchase. | You are learning the loop or saving Gems for a deliberate unlock. |
| C | Engineer | A broad utility label alone does not give your group a concrete plan. | You have read the actual kit and know how your friends will use its utility. |
Why Medic leads this particular list
Medic is described around helping teammates, which makes it a purposeful choice when you want to contribute beyond your own gunfire. That is the criterion placing it first here. This ranking does not assign a healing amount, a revive rule, or a range advantage that has not been established.
For a first session, Survivor can still be the better practical choice: it is the starter, and you can learn the horde before paying to change roles. A high tier is a recommendation for the stated situation, not an instruction to spend Gems immediately.
Match a role to the problem before buying
Bomber's crowd label is why it sits ahead of a general damage choice here, while Juggernaut covers the reported frontline alternative. Neither label establishes a particular explosive ability or armor value. Read the class option before expecting that effect, and follow the unlock guide for the separate purchase decision.
Engineer in C is a lower priority under this team's role-fit criteria, not a claim that its utility has no value. A coordinated group with a concrete use for that kit has a reason to choose it that this broad ranking cannot price or quantify.
FAQ
What is the best class if I am still a beginner?
Start with Survivor while you learn the fight; Medic leads this list specifically for a teammate-helping goal. The beginner guide covers the first session before a class purchase becomes your main task.
Does this class tier list rank guns too?
No. Use the separate weapon tier list for gun access and progression recommendations.
Use the official Roblox experience to check the current class options, then choose the role your group needs.