There are 36 players in Dunk City Dynasty, a new 3v3 streetball mobile game licensed from the NBA. The matchups last for about three minutes each until you score 11 points. This guide will list all the best players in the game, which will help you win those matches.
S-tier players in Dunk City Dynasty
Luka Doncic
The best and most impressive passer in the game is definitely Luka Doncic. On top of that, your entire team gains bonuses if you let him pass the ball. If your teammate catches the pass, everyone gets a boost in accuracy. But he's also a great shooter, so don't miss out on him.
Nikola Jokic
Here's another superstar player who can literally do anything on the court: shooting, scoring, dunking, rebounding, etc. Of course, his inherent position is the center, but don't let that deter you from trying him in all other roles, especially when it comes to offense.
S. G. Alexander
No one can handle the ball like SGA! If you need to creatively confront your opponents, then Alexander can do it like no other player. Once you drop him on the court, it creates a huge threat to all opponents in layups, dribbles, and plain shots.
Stephen Curry
One of the better ways to get consistent three-point shot opportunities is to put Curry on your team. His off-ball positioning is excellent, being able to create those wide-open shots. This makes him very hard to counter for the opponent's team.
Paul Gasol
Of all the purely offensive forwards, Gasol must be the most aggressive one. His ability to push the ball to the basket is just uncompromising. If you like an aggro playstyle and wish you had someone with the best footwork, then pick up Gasol.
Jamal Murray
There are very few good point guards in the game, one being Doncic, but if you can't get him, then opt for Murray. He's just as good, having some excellent passing skills with many team bonuses.
Paul George
A strong team play or two-way play requires a proper small forward player, which makes George a great case. He can do all sorts of things, like boosting your team and having both offense and defense where he wants them. He's truly a universal player on the court.
A-tier players in Dunk City Dynasty
LeBron James
The living legend of the NBA isn't quite as strong in Dunk City Dynasty as he is in real life. For some reason, the developer gave him skills that can't compete with any of the players listed above. Oh well, you could still pick him up, as he's still very good, but don't expect him to be overpowered.
Bam Adebayo
Many center players stand out in this game, especially Adebayo. His two best abilities are rebounding and shot-blocking. He can protect like no other player in that position, and the only reason he's in A-tier instead of S-tier is his slightly underwhelming offensive skills.
Klay Thompson
His catch-and-shoot ability is the one that makes this player a good choice, especially for midgame shooting. It's really easy to get a shot with Thompson, and his defense is also quite good. Just don't expect too much from him, and you'll be pleased with his performance.
Devin Booker
If you have your defense set and you're looking for that pure assault player, then Booker should do the job. He's focused entirely on offensive play, but of course, his defensive skills are lacking. He also has a hard time stopping and stealing the ball from opponents, so keep this in mind when picking him up.
Jordan Clarkson
Here's one of the better players for catching and pulling up the ball. He's also got lots of skill boosts for accuracy and competition, including Mr. Big Time and Crunch Time, which allow him to stay on top of his opponents when the game goes your way.
Zion Williamson
If you're a new player looking for easy dunks, then be sure to get Williamson. He's very easy to play, especially on the offense, although you may find his defensive skills a bit lacking. Still, he's one of the top players in the game who's perfect for beginners.
B-tier players in Dunk City Dynasty
Seth Curry
Not the best shooting guard by far, with many skills that are lacking, although his three-point shots are decent, hence the position in the B-tier. Also, be sure to check for his injuries, as there's always a chance for him to break his ankle, which can seriously set back your team.
Jamal Crawford
You may not see much from Crawford in full-court games, but when it comes to 3v3 mode, he could really make things happen due to his excellent isolation skills. The only thing you need to do is to give him an open player to pass the ball to.
DeMar DeRozan
There's one thing that sets DeRozan apart from the rest of the players, and that's his Euro Step skill. It works very well for layups and dunking when he dribbles the ball while stepping in opposite directions. Try him out just to see if he fits your strategy.
Andrew Wiggins
Every NBA enthusiast has probably heard of the Wiggins block, a trademark defensive move created by Andrew Wiggins to stop opponents from scoring at the basket. The developer really did him justice in the game, translating his move into the gameplay. But all his other skills are just okay.
Jonathan Kuminga
The final player on this list is Kuminga, who can be described as a decently balanced player with a pretty good two-step dunk ability. His offense is pretty well-established, too. So don't be upset if you get him in your pulls; just invest some points in his skills, and he'll serve you well.
The rest of the players fall under C and D tiers, and they aren't actually worth your time unless you want to specifically get those certain players, just as we fans often tend to do.