Merge a Nuke

Getting started

How to Play Merge a Nuke

Beginner guide — merge mechanics, offline income, base locking, and your first raid. Updated September 2026.

Quick Answer

To play Merge a Nuke, you buy bombs, drag identical ones together to merge them into a stronger nuke, and let your nukes earn cash every second — including while you are offline. Redeem the active codes for free starting cash, merge every duplicate on sight, and always lock your base before you log off, or other players can raid your stored cash. Start raiding once you reach the B band. It runs on PC, mobile, tablet and console.

Screenshots from VendoPlus: How to Play Merge a Nuke — Full Beginner Walkthrough. Step images are annotated gameplay stills for this guide — not official Roblox promotional art.

What is Merge a Nuke?

Merge a Nuke is a Roblox merge-and-raid idle game by Nuke The Game. The loop has three parts: you merge two identical bombs into one nuke a tier higher, your arsenal earns cash every second even while you are offline, and you can launch nukes at other players to steal their cash. Defence is a single button — locking your base — and forgetting it is the most common way new players lose progress.

It is playable on Desktop, Mobile, Tablet and Console, servers hold up to 8 players, and new content ships every Friday.

Step-by-Step Walkthrough

  1. 1

    Learn the merge grid

    Place identical bombs or nukes together and merge them into a higher tier. Higher tiers earn more cash per second.

    Merge a Nuke starter plot showing two identical low-tier bombs side by side on the merge grid with the green merge prompt ready to combine them.
    Every merge doubles value — unmerged duplicates waste grid slots and income.Watch at 0:15
  2. 2

    Prioritize income over raids

    Your nukes generate cash continuously, even while offline. Focus on merging up before spending time raiding.

    Merge a Nuke player dragging two matching mid-tier nukes together on the base grid to merge into a higher band nuke that earns more cash per second.
    Passive income scales with merge depth — raids pay less until you reach the B band.Watch at 3:00
  3. 3

    Lock before leaving

    Always lock your base before closing the game. Unlocked bases can be raided and lose stored cash.

    Merge a Nuke rebirth and base management menu open beside the plot showing progression options and the lock-base control in the same HUD cluster.
    Locking is the last action before every break — see our Offline Earnings guide for the full logout checklist.Watch at 3:30
  4. 4

    Redeem codes early

    Free cash and nukes are pure merge fodder, so redeem before you grind. Clear plot space first — nuke rewards can be lost if you are at the spawn cap.

    Merge a Nuke left-side HUD with the Store button highlighted on the toolbar players click to open the shop and redeem promo codes.
    Redeem every active code from our codes page — free rewards accelerate your first merges.Watch at 1:30
  5. 5

    Raid when ready

    Once you have a mid-band nuke and spare cash, launch your first raid on a weaker target to learn the mechanic. Hitting the same player three times declares war, so spread your hits if you only want a quick steal.

Controls

  • PC: Mouse to select and move bombs; keyboard shortcuts per in-game prompts
  • Mobile: Tap to select, drag to merge or move items on the grid
  • Console: Gamepad navigation with on-screen merge and raid prompts

First Session Goals

In your first 30 minutes, aim to redeem every active code, merge up to at least the C band, and lock your base before your first break. Skip heavy raiding until passive income covers potential losses — see the Raid Guide when you are ready.

Your first milestones

  1. Redeem codes. Grab the active codes for free cash, gems, and boosts before they expire.
  2. Merge your ladder. Combine starter bombs — exact 2^n math — to reach higher nuke bands.
  3. Rebirth. Reset for a permanent cash multiplier; the current ceiling is tier 10.
  4. Unlock mutations. Rebirth-gated modifiers that change how your army plays.
  5. Raid cities & bosses. PvE targets award exclusive commanders you cannot get from packs.

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I do first in Merge a Nuke?

Buy bombs, merge duplicates immediately, redeem all active codes, and lock your base before logging off.

When should I start raiding?

After you have a mid-tier nuke and passive income that can absorb retaliation losses — usually B-tier or higher.

How do I merge nukes?

Place identical bombs or nukes together and combine them into one higher-tier nuke. Only identical tiers can merge.

Is Merge a Nuke on mobile?

Yes. The game supports Desktop, Mobile, Tablet, and Console per the official Roblox description.

Where do I find new codes?

Check our Codes page after every Friday update, or join the Nuke The Game Roblox group for announcements.

What should I do first in Merge a Nuke?

Redeem the latest codes for free cash and boosts, then keep merging starter bombs to climb the merge ladder. Your first big milestone is a Rebirth, which resets progress for a permanent multiplier. The calculator and tier list help you plan what to build.

How do I get more cash fast in Merge a Nuke?

Stack offline earnings, then Rebirth for a permanent cash multiplier — the current ceiling is tier 10. Exact per-tier cash bonuses are published only where patch notes stated them; see our /offline-earnings and /rebirth pages for what is confirmed.

When do mutations unlock?

Mutations are gated behind Rebirth. Rebirth 3+ unlocks Mutations system and Common through Epic random spawn pools; Rebirth 5+ unlocks Legendary mutation pool; Rebirth 10+ unlocks Admiral mutation pool and a second mutation slot on one nuke. We list each one on the /mutations page with its evidence level.

Which nuke should I build first?

Early game, just climb the merge ladder with whatever you have. Once you want a goal, check the /tier-list bands (S–D) and the /best-nuke breakdown — both use exact merge math, not guessed stats.