Drivers in AVS03 — All 50, Verified Progressively
AVS03 ships 50 drivers — weapon attachments that turn each weapon into a personal kit. Confirmed systems here; the full list lands after launch verification.
What drivers are
Drivers are weapon attachments. The game’s 24 weapons each take driver modifications — 50 drivers ship at launch, per the official Steam page. Where the weapon sets your damage profile, drivers tune it: reach, rate, behavior, and how it delivers its status effect where applicable.
How drivers fit the build stack
- Pick a weapon — see the confirmed roster in the weapons database.
- Customize it with drivers — this hub, once the database is live.
- Warp the run with plugins via the Plugin Installer.
The result is the build logic in the builds hub.
The driver database — status
The honest state of this hub: 50 drivers are confirmed as a number; individual driver names, effects and unlock conditions are not yet published by the developer. We will not fabricate 50 entries to look complete — that’s how wikis fill search results with fiction.
From launch day, each verified driver gets:
- Its name and attached-weapon category.
- Its effect, tested in-game and tagged with the game version.
- Its unlock/source.
- Synergy notes with the status effects and relevant plugins.
FAQ
Do drivers drop during runs or unlock permanently? Unknown — the acquisition model is pending verification, alongside the BeanZ meta progression.
Can one weapon hold all 50 drivers? No official source describes the attachment limit. The demo gives a first feel for the system in reduced form.
- Verification
- Official
- Last verified
- 9/26/2026
- Official Official Steam store page
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