World of Nukes missiles are the core of the Roblox game: you place them on your island, pick a target and fire. This page covers how that works, the jets and warships, and every weapon name players have shown so far. This is a video game about island warfare, not real-world nuclear weapons. No source has published missile costs or damage yet; we will add a table when one does.
How World of Nukes missiles work
The game description gives the basic steps: place missiles, pick your targets, and fire. Targets are other players' islands, and servers hold up to 7 players.
The only missile named in a code reward is the Viper Missile. Code sites report that the current World of Nukes codes reward includes 5 Viper Missiles along with 100K Cash, once the tutorial is done. Its stats are not published. The VIP pass also adds gold missiles, and the pass text does not say whether they change damage. See World of Nukes gamepasses for the full list.
Jets, helicopters and warships
World of Nukes missiles are not the only way to hit someone. The description says you can fly your own jets and command warships to send strikes. Gameplay videos show a bomber flown over an enemy base, a helicopter, a gunship used on defense, and a destroyer and cruiser being bought. Those names come from video captions, so the spelling and role of each is not confirmed yet.
Weapon names seen so far
These are names players show in gameplay videos. The captions are automatic and noisy, so treat every row as not confirmed.
| Name | Where it was seen | What the source says | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Viper Missile | Code sites | Reward for the current code | Not confirmed in game |
| Longbow | Gameplay video | Described as a nuke | Not confirmed |
| Sunburst | Gameplay video | A player had three and called them strong | Not confirmed |
| Titan | Three gameplay videos | Bought in pairs; possibly counters air strikes | Not confirmed |
| Trident | Gameplay video | Name only | Not confirmed |
| Stormbreaker | Gameplay video | Name only | Not confirmed |
| Guided missile | Gameplay video | Name only | Not confirmed |
Which missile is best right now?
Honestly, nobody can say which of the World of Nukes missiles is best. With no published stats, any ranking would be a guess, so we do not give one. What the known mechanics do suggest:
- Pick targets with care. Players report the server going after the richest island, and the same logic applies to you when you fire.
- Expect your shots to be stopped. A video shows a missile being intercepted, so one big strike is not guaranteed to land.
- Do not neglect defense. The Early Warning Radar pass shows incoming strikes up to 3 seconds earlier with the attacker's name, which tells you who is hitting you. The how to defend in World of Nukes guide covers the rest.
- Fund your arsenal first. Missiles cost Cash, so read how to make money in World of Nukes before spending.
New players should start with the World of Nukes beginner guide, and we log any weapon changes on the World of Nukes updates page. The full set is on the World of Nukes guides list.
World of Nukes Missiles FAQ
What is the best missile in World of Nukes?
Unknown. No source has published damage, range or cost for any missile, so there is no reliable best pick yet. We will name one when real numbers are available.
What is the Viper Missile?
It is the missile named in the reward of the current code, 5 of them alongside 100K Cash. Its stats and price are not published, and the code itself is unconfirmed by the developer.
Can missiles be intercepted?
It looks that way. The game description mentions building anti-air and shields to survive enemy nukes, and a gameplay video shows a player reacting to an intercepted missile. Exact interception rules are not published.
What is the Doomsday Device?
The game description lists it as something you can unlock, along with wonders. The requirements, cost and effect are not published anywhere yet. For the developer's own pages, see World of Nukes Discord and official links.