Weapons

Named weapons and the three sliders

Use the 12 weapons named in the description, and the three published sliders, without treating fan tiers or missing prices as official stats.

Named weapons and the three sliders

Use the 12 weapons named in the description, and the three published sliders, without treating fan tiers or missing prices as official stats.

What is actually named

The description says the game has more than 50 weapons in 7 categories. It then names missiles, nukes, tornadoes, tsunamis, meteors, black holes, orbital lasers, a giant ape, a sand worm, UFOs, a wrecking ball, and Tetris blocks, and it says there are more. Those 12 lines are examples, not a complete armory, and the seven category labels themselves are not printed.

No per-weapon price, damage, cooldown, or unlock level is published. Coins from broken blocks, the four destruction bonuses, and code SMASH are the published ways to fund unlocks. Read the in-game price before you buy.

How to choose without a damage chart

Use the words the description gives you:

Named example What you can plan from the description
Missiles A directed weapon. A published slider raises missile count.
Nukes A blast weapon. A published slider makes blasts bigger.
Tornadoes A storm. A published slider makes storms longer.
Tsunamis A storm or wave named alongside tornadoes. Storm length is the published storm control.
Meteors A falling impact named in the weapon list. No separate stat is published.
Black holes A named large-area weapon. No radius or cost is published.
Orbital lasers A named beam. No charge time is published.
Giant ape A named creature weapon. The description does not call it a boss or give it another name.
Sand worm A named creature weapon, listed beside the giant ape.
UFOs Named craft, plural in the description. No pilot checklist is published.
Wrecking ball A named physical weapon.
Tetris blocks Named blocks in the weapon list, not a separate puzzle mode.

The sliders are bigger blasts, more missiles, and longer storms. Do not invent a slider for a weapon that does not show one.

What not to import from other games

City-destruction games outside this place add Godzilla, acid rain, pets, rage roars, and eye lasers. This description does not. Keep the giant ape, sand worm, and UFOs under the names printed here.

Individual records for the 12 named examples are on the weapons catalog. The rest of the 50-plus roster stays off that catalog until a name is published.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is [☢️UPD] Smash the City?

It is a free Roblox destruction experience by Kabooom Crew, place 129425166667725. You pick a weapon, aim at a skyline, and break the city floor by floor. Broken blocks pay coins, and the description adds bonuses at 25%, 50%, 75%, and 95% destroyed.

Which Smash the City is this guide for?

This guide is only for https://www.roblox.com/games/129425166667725 by Kabooom Crew. Place 116437216941715 is a different experience built around cash, XP, rage, and roars. Place 132823590714344 is another destruction game with pets and a spin bar.

How do I earn coins?

The description pays coins for every block you break, plus bonuses when destruction hits 25%, 50%, 75%, and 95%. Code SMASH adds 5,000 coins. Per-block amounts, bonus amounts, and shop prices are not published.

How many weapons and maps are there?

The description says more than 50 weapons in 7 categories and 11 maps. It names 12 weapon examples and 8 maps. The other weapon names, the seven category labels, and the other three map names are not in the description.