World of Nukes

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Build a tiny island camp into a nuclear superpower, place missile silos, pick a rival island and fire. Then survive the return strike with anti-air, shields and the Doomsday Device.

Launched Sep 28, 2026Updated Nov 1, 20268K+ Playing Now3.1M+ Visits91% Approval

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Your World of Nukes Journey

1

Beginner Guide

Your first 20 minutes on the island: what to build first, which silo to buy and why firing too early gets you wiped.

2

Fast Cash Farming

The cash routes that actually pay: which buildings to upgrade first, how income scales, and when to stop saving and start firing.

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Missile and Nuke Guide

Every missile and warhead compared by damage, cost and cooldown, so you know what to unlock next and what to skip.

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Island Defense

Anti-air placement, shield timing and how to survive a three-player nuke rush while your own missiles are reloading.

What is World of Nukes?

World of Nukes is a Roblox island tycoon where you grow a single camp into a nuclear superpower. You place missile silos, pick a target island, fire, and then defend the crater your enemy sends back at you.

Beyond the missiles there are fighter jets, warships, anti-air batteries and energy shields, plus wonders and the endgame Doomsday Device. Servers hold just seven players, so every launch is a personal grudge match rather than a numbers game.

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Developer

Build. Defend. Nuke.

Platform

Roblox (PC, Mobile, Console)

Genre

Strategy Tycoon

Visits

3.1M+

Favorites

15.7K+

Server Size

7 Players

Approval

91%

World of Nukes Homepage Modules

Jump straight to the eight World of Nukes sections covering codes, beginner steps, game pass tiers, missiles, defense, money, updates and islands.

World of Nukes Codes

Only one code is live in World of Nukes right now, and it is worth taking before you build anything. KABOOM pays out 100K Cash and five Viper Missiles, which is enough to fund your first silo and your first strike. The code box stays locked until you finish the tutorial, so clear that first.

KABOOM100K Cash + 5 Viper Missiles
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World of Nukes Beginner Guide

Your first hour on the island, in the order that actually works. The guide walks you from the tutorial through your first launch and into your first defence, using only what the game gives you at the start.

1Finish the tutorial. It unlocks the codes menu behind the three-line button in the top-right corner.
2Redeem KABOOM straight away for 100K Cash and 5 Viper Missiles, before you spend a single coin.
3Grow the island economy first. Missiles are cheap; losing your buildings to a counter-strike is not.
4Place your first launcher, pick a rival island and fire. Every launch is visible, so assume they saw it.
5Get anti-air and a shield up before your first hit lands on someone else. Servers hold only seven players and they will hit back.
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World of Nukes Game Passes Tier List

All four game passes ranked by what they actually give you, using the numbers in the official store descriptions. Every pass is permanent, so the question is not whether to buy one but which one changes your island the most.

S Tier

VIP — 1.5x cash, gold crown and [VIP] tag, daily VIP gift and gold missiles. The only pass that speeds up every part of the game at once.

A Tier

Quick Rebuild — destroyed buildings rebuild in 60 seconds or less, so a nuke hit becomes a short pause instead of a wipe.

B Tier

Early Warning Radar — incoming strikes are shown up to 3 seconds earlier, with the attacker's name attached.

C Tier

Offline Tycoon — 2x offline earnings with a 24-hour cap. Only worth it if you log in roughly once a day.

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World of Nukes Missiles

Every strike option on the island, from the code missile to the naval guns. The game hands you four ways to hit another island and each one costs a different amount of your attention.

ViperThe only missile named in-game, and the one KABOOM codes hand out five of. Enough for a first raid without touching your cash.
LauncherMissiles are placed on your own island; you pick the target island and fire, and the launch is visible from the air.
JetsYou can fly your own jets and send strikes from them instead of waiting on a silo to reload.
WarshipsWarships are commanded for naval strikes on islands your launchers cannot reach.
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World of Nukes Defense

Surviving the return strike is a separate skill from throwing one. Defence in World of Nukes is layered, and the official art shows all three layers: ground batteries intercepting in flight, a dome sealing an island, and rebuilds covering what gets through.

Anti-airGround batteries are the first answer to an incoming nuke, and they are meant to kill it mid-flight rather than eat the hit.
ShieldsA dome over the island is the second layer — in the official screenshots it closes over the whole base in a translucent shell.
RadarEarly Warning Radar shows incoming strikes up to 3 seconds earlier and names whoever launched them.
RebuildQuick Rebuild puts destroyed buildings back in 60 seconds or less, which is what keeps a bad hit from ending your session.
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World of Nukes Money

Cash is the only currency in the game, and every silo, shield and rebuild comes out of the same pool. Here is where the money comes from, what multiplies it, and how much a single code is actually worth.

CashThe one currency. Missiles, anti-air, shields and rebuilding all draw from it, so an oversized arsenal is an unshielded island.
KABOOM100K Cash from a single code, claimable right after the tutorial finishes.
VIP1.5x cash on everything you earn, plus a daily gift and gold missiles.
OfflineOffline Tycoon pays 2x while you are away, capped at 24 hours of accrual.
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World of Nukes Updates

The game is five weeks old, so the version you play today is not the one that launched. This tracks what changed and when, plus the live numbers that tell you whether the server is still growing.

LaunchWorld of Nukes went live on September 28, 2026, built by the group Build. Defend. Nuke.
PassesAll four game passes were last revised on October 18, 2026, including a Quick Rebuild change the same day.
PatchThe live build was updated on November 1, 2026 — the most recent change at the time of writing.
Status8,050 players online, 3.1M visits, 15.7K favourites and a 91% approval rating from 6,047 likes.
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World of Nukes Islands

Every player gets one island and six rivals, and the whole game is the argument between them. This covers how the map works, who you can hit, and what sits at the end of the progression.

SevenEach server holds seven players, so every strike has a name and a face attached to it.
IslandYou start on your own island with a tiny camp and grow it into a country, one building at a time.
TargetsAny rival island is a valid target — the official art shows a launch fired from a beach straight at a neighbouring island.
EndgameWonders and the Doomsday Device sit at the end of the island progression, past the missiles and shields.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to the most common questions about World of Nukes.

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From your first concrete silo to a shielded island nobody can crack, our community wiki covers the builds, the missiles and the codes that get you there faster.