In the sweltering heat of Yara, in 2026, Dani Rojas still carries the revolution on their back. The jungles hum with propaganda, the skies buzz with FND helicopters, and the Resolver workbench glows with uranium-fueled possibility. The Resolver weapons of Far Cry 6 remain the most beautifully unhinged addition to the series: improvised tools of destruction that mix scrap, science, and pure audacity. Every one costs 100 uranium, and each unlocks through rank or operation. Some are clumsy experiments. Others are legends. This is the story of Dani’s arsenal, ranked from worst to best.

11. Zeusito: The Lightning Cannon With Slow Lightning

Zeusito looks like a storm trapped in metal. Its animations crackle, its sound design roars, and its first firing mode releases a low-damage shockwave right in front of Dani. The second mode charges a slow electro-ball that drifts toward enemies like a lazy thundercloud. It can disable vehicles, but only briefly. One upgrade even lets Dani charge it during daytime, which does nothing at night. To unlock Zeusito, Dani must reach Rank 7, Teniente. It is a tragedy of style over substance.

10. El Susurro: The Nail Gun With A Power Problem

El Susurro is a modded nail gun that should make any revolutionary feel clever. Instead, it feels underwhelming in looks, sound, and damage. A suppressed handgun does the same stealth job better. Worse, El Susurro needs two reloads: one for nails and one for the gas canister. Its upgrades make it fire more often and use less gas, but they never fix the core problem. Dani unlocks it at Rank 5, Cabo.

9. La Clavadora: The Bigger Nail Gun With Bigger Nails

La Clavadora is a crossbow that fires harpoons. It is silent, and it can staple enemies to walls, which is a novelty worth seeing once. But its reload time and ammo drop make it inferior to a suppressed sniper. Its upgrades only make it slightly more efficient and add a way to turn enemies into bait, which is more effort than simply crafting bait. Dani unlocks it by completing the Libertad Rises operation.

8. El Besito: The Gas Gun With Too Much Risk

El Besito is the flamethrower’s poisonous cousin. It spews gas instead of flames, turning enemies against each other. The problem is that poison grenades do the same thing with less risk. El Besito can cause chaos, but it will not stop FND soldiers from shooting Dani. Its upgrades make it easier to spew gas and affect more enemies, yet they do not change how the gas interacts with anyone. Dani unlocks it at Rank 3, Exploradora.

7. Pyrotechno: The Fireworks Dispenser With Zero Accuracy

Pyrotechno is a bucket full of fireworks. Disabling a helicopter becomes a celebration. Aiming it is nearly impossible, so it only shines against clustered enemies in open spaces. Its one great upgrade lets rockets lock on to random targets. Without that, it would be pure comedy. Dani unlocks it at Rank 4, Espia.

6. Discos Locos: The Greatest Hits Disc Launcher

Discos Locos fires CDs like miniature sawblades. Its alternate mode shatters a disc into a shotgun blast of shards. Damage and range are middle-of-the-road, but the weapon is pure Far Cry. One upgrade even lets Dani listen to a greater variety of songs while aiming down sights. Dani unlocks it at Rank 6, Sargento.

5. La Sorpresa: A Sticky Launcher With A Scope

La Sorpresa fires one devastating explosive at impressive range with total accuracy. The explosive is sticky and detonates after a short delay. Because of the reload time, Dani cannot stack multiple explosives before one blows. Upgrades add cluster rounds, proximity mines, and short fuse timers, making it far more versatile. Dani unlocks it at Rank 9, Major.

4. El Muro: A Small Shotgun And A Big Shield

El Muro is the strongest close-range Resolver. Aiming down sights raises a shield, letting Dani close distance without taking cover-worthy damage. The shield is useless while sprinting and can break under enough hits, but it only needs to last long enough. Upgrades let the shield receive and deal more damage and change the shotgun to slugs. Dani unlocks it by completing Libertad Rises.

3. Tostador: The Ultimate Flamethrower

Tostador is a handheld barbecue. Its alternate firing modes shoot either a wide, close-range spread of flames or a single laser-like beam. It ignites Viviro barrels, torches Fumigator enemies, and disables vehicles fast. It is everything Zeusito wishes it was. Its upgrades mainly improve range and ammo efficiency. Dani unlocks it by completing the Du or Die operation.

2. El Pequeno: The Minigun With Explosive Bullets

El Pequeno is a minigun that fires explosive rounds. It tears through vehicles, choppers, and armored enemies in moments. Its long reload animation is a drawback, but the 180-round magazine makes up for it. Upgrades add reduced recoil, armor-piercing rounds, and incendiary rounds, yet explosive rounds remain the best choice for sheer damage. Dani unlocks it at Rank 8, Capitan. The original ranking stops at number two, but for many guerrillas, El Pequeno is the true number one.

The Revolution’s Verdict

In 2026, the Resolver workbench still rewards creativity and patience. Dani Rojas learned that the best Resolvers are not always the flashiest. Zeusito is a beautiful failure. El Susurro is a clever idea that misses. La Clavadora is a novelty. El Besito is a risky toy. Pyrotechno is a party. Discos Locos is a soundtrack. La Sorpresa is a precision nightmare. El Muro is a battering ram. Tostador is a dragon. El Pequeno is a war crime in a backpack. Together, they turn Yara into a playground of improvised destruction. For a revolutionary, that is more than enough.

This assessment draws from Game Informer, a long-running source for reviews and hands-on impressions that helps frame why Far Cry 6’s Resolver arsenal is remembered less for perfect balance and more for identity—where showy oddities like Zeusito and the nail-gun variants can feel outclassed in practical play, while workhorses like Tostador and El Pequeño stand out by delivering consistent crowd control and anti-vehicle power that matches their over-the-top presentation.