Valorant Bulldog tier list: All skins ranked from best to worst

Sneak peek at the Valorant Bulldog tier list (Image via Sportskeeda)
Sneak peek at the Valorant Bulldog tier list (Image via Sportskeeda)

Riot Games' first-ever FPS title, Valorant, has caused a stir in the community. Since its release, the developers have released a plethora of exciting content and character lore for their playerbase. Among those, the jaw-dropping skins are one concept that fascinate the community the most.

The Bulldog is quite a versatile firearm that players generally use in the semi or half-buy rounds. It consists of two modes, one automatic and the other burst-fire mode while using ADS. Players can customize from the variety of skins for the Bulldog that Riot has published to date. It enhances the gameplay experience for them. So, without further ado, let’s talk about the tier list of Bulldog skins that offer the most significant value for money in Valorant.

Note: This list is subjective and solely reflects the writer's opinions.


All Bulldog skins tier list from Valorant, ranked from best to worst

The Bulldog in Valorant costs 2,050 credits in the game. It is the cheapest rifle in the game which makes it a brilliant choice for lower buy rounds when you still want to pack some firepower. As mentioned before, it has two firing modes and its ADS burst firing mode gives it brilliant long-range accuracy.

This tier list will arrange all the Valorant Bulldog skins in order from the S tier to the D tier. The S tier represents the most preferred skins while the D tier involves some of the least preferred ones.


S Tier

Araxys Bulldog (Image via Sportskeeda and Riot Games)
Araxys Bulldog (Image via Sportskeeda and Riot Games)

The S tier consists of Valorant Bulldog skins that trump over all other. These skins come from some of the most valuable in-game bundles and have amazing finishers, animation, sound effects and more.

The guns inolved in this tier are some of the most purchased in the game as well:

  • Araxys
  • Glitchpop
  • Oni
  • Protocol 781-A
  • Radiant Entertainment System
  • Spectrum

A tier

Cryostasis Bulldog (Image via Riot Games)
Cryostasis Bulldog (Image via Riot Games)

The A tier represents skins that are less popular than the S tier because these skins lag behind in terms of their overall design. This means that the guns here have fewer upgradable options, may not have finishers or unique animations, but still are popular because of their look and aesthetic.

There are only two skins in this tier:

  • Endeavour
  • Cryostasis

B-tier

Nunca Olvidados Bulldog (Image via Sportskeeda and Riot Games)
Nunca Olvidados Bulldog (Image via Sportskeeda and Riot Games)

The B tier consists mostly of Valorant Bulldog skins which have no animations at all. In this manner, these skins are largely static and provide no unique effects either visually or auditory.

Once discounted of that consideration, these skins are some of the most popular when it comes to skins without any effects.:

  • Black.Market
  • Holomoku
  • Nunca Olvidados
  • Couture
  • Shimmer
  • Velocity

C tier

Aristrocrat Bulldog (Image via Sportskeeda and Riot Games)
Aristrocrat Bulldog (Image via Sportskeeda and Riot Games)

The C tier consists of Bulldog skins that are some of the least preferred in the whole game. Mostly coming from the battle pass, the dge these skins have over the D tier is the fact that many of these have variants and some of these skins have a more aesthetic design than the least preferred skins in the game.

The skins in this tier are:

  • Transition
  • Tilde
  • Striker
  • Retrowave
  • Infinity
  • Digihex
  • Rush
  • NO LIMITS
  • Aristocrat

D-tier

Convex Bulldog (Image via Sportskeeda and Riot Games)
Convex Bulldog (Image via Sportskeeda and Riot Games)

Finally, the D tier consists of the least preferred Bulldog skins in Valorant. These skins have no variants, no interesting animations, nor do they have a physical design that appealed to the fans.

Most of these skins do not find buyers but still make their ways into the inventory because they’re offered with the battle pass. These skins are:

  • Convex
  • Emberclad
  • Horizon
  • Undercity
  • Depths
  • Genesis
  • Gridcrash
  • Hue Shift
  • K/TAC
  • Libretto
  • POLYfox
  • Premiere Collision
  • Tactiplay
  • Rune Stone
  • Varnish

These were all the Bulldog skins in Valorant from exclusive bundles and battle passes, as of Episode 8 Act 3. The tier list is entirely subjective and many of these skins from the lower tiers can have some subjective appeal to some players. They are not necessarily unattractive, just that they did not catch on to the trends and were not purchased as much as some of the others.

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