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Merge a Nuke Wiki
Every guide and tool in one hub — codes, tier list, calculator, and more. Updated September 2026.
Quick Answer
Overview
Merge a Nuke is a Roblox merge-and-raid game. Buy or earn bombs, merge identical ones into stronger nukes, earn passive cash (including offline), raid other bases to steal cash, and lock your base before logging off. Updates every Friday on Desktop, Mobile, Tablet, Console.
Wiki Sections
Codes
Active promo codes and redemption steps
Tier List
Nukes ranked S through D by income
Best Nuke
Top pick by income, raids, and early game
Calculator
Estimate cash/sec and offline earnings
Commanders
Rarity strategy and playstyle picks
All Commanders
Named roster, Admiral, packs
Raid Guide
PvP base raiding mechanics
Contract Board
Daily/weekly quests & Unique Commander
Admin Abuse Events
Color Wars, Volcano, and Disco
Cities & Event Maps
PvE targets, HP, and drop pools
Wars & Allies
Declare War — alliances removed July 25
Offline Earnings
AFK farm & passive income guide
Mutations Update
Full guide to the mutation system
Lock Your Base
Step-by-step base protection
Rebirth Fast
Action tutorial for quick resets
Destroy a City
City HP raids with screenshots
Rebirth Guide
When to reset for permanent multipliers
Game Passes
Robux prices and sale status
FAQ
Codes, mobile, raids, and site answers
Beginner Guide
First 30 minutes walkthrough
Updates
Friday patch notes and new codes
Discord Server
How to join safely and why codes drop there first
Trello & Official Links
Roblox group and Trello status
Game Info
- Developer
- Nuke The Game
- Genre
- Merge, Idle, PvP Raid
- Roblox ID
- 128784467030899
- Updates
- Every Friday
Source Snapshot
This is a source-labelled project snapshot, not a promise of a live game-state feed. The values below come from the current site data, and game changes can happen between checks.
- Current listed version
- August 8 — Base Skins
- Listed platforms
- Desktop, Mobile, Tablet, Console
- Listed server size
- 8 players per server
- Latest project source check
- 2026-09-09
Systems Tracked on This Wiki
Every page identifies verified official or in-game information, source-labelled reported details, and Pending fields. We do not fill unpublished rates, prices, or mechanics with guesses.
5 nuke bands (S-D)
Exact merge math plus clearly labelled estimated income and raid comparisons.
16 tracked mutations
Effects, trade-offs, and unlock information where it is published.
34 named commanders
Roster, published rarities, and clear boundaries around unverified abilities.
7 cities and event maps
Raid targets and map references; unpublished health or reward details stay Pending.
3 tracked events
Timing and details are labelled by their published or observed source.
Rebirth through tier 10
Published reset benefits and practical planning guidance.
Contract board
Daily, weekly, and monthly quests with source-labelled rewards.
Wars and allies
War mechanics and the documented removal of alliances.
Guides and Tutorials
Step-by-step starting points for the mechanics covered by their source pages, from a first merge through raids and rebirth.
Beginner guide
First 30 minutes: buy, merge, redeem, and lock your base.
Raid guide
PvP base-raiding mechanics and when to start.
How to lock your base
Step-by-step base protection before going AFK.
How to rebirth fast
Action tutorial for quick prestige resets.
How to destroy a city
City raid walkthrough with target priorities and source notes.
How to get mutations
Rebirth 3 gates, reroll loops, and every confirmed stat line.
How to get good
Five pro tips on shields, nuke fleets, and rebirth timing.
How to level up fast
The raid-loot route to missile levels, roster-checked.
Tools and Resources
Calculators, farming guidance, and purchase references use player inputs or source labels so you can compare options without treating estimates as published facts.
Income calculator
Estimate cash per second and offline earnings from your grid.
Offline earnings
Supported passive-income guidance without exploit or guaranteed-yield claims.
Game passes
Robux prices, sale status, and published effects.
Shop value guide
Purchase comparisons with source notes instead of invented ROI.
Private server guide
Current VIP-server status, listed server size, and safe joining.
Community and Official Links
These are the public Roblox links we can verify. We do not publish an unverified Trello board or standalone Discord invite; the linked hub pages explain the current evidence.
Roblox game pageExternal
Official game listing and server entry point.
Nuke The Game Roblox groupExternal
Official developer group for announcements and community activity.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Merge a Nuke the same as Nuke for Brainrot?
No. Merge a Nuke is by Nuke The Game (merge + raid). Nuke for Brainrot is a different game about destroying walls to collect brainrots.
Is this wiki official?
No. This is an independent fan wiki. For official news, follow Nuke The Game on Roblox.
What platforms support Merge a Nuke?
Desktop, Mobile, Tablet, and Console per the official Roblox game page.
How do I get free nukes without codes?
Like the game, join the Nuke The Game Roblox group, then claim 5 free nukes at the in-game noticeboard.
What is the Roblox game ID for Merge a Nuke?
The game ID is 128784467030899. Use it to find the official page on Roblox.
Where can I find Merge a Nuke codes?
Use our Codes page for the current source-labelled list. BOOM was listed in the official Roblox game description at the latest source check, but code status can change without notice. Redeem a code in the in-game Store to confirm its current status.
How do mutations work in Merge a Nuke?
Mutations modify your nukes with special effects and trade-offs. The system was added on August 1, 2026. Our Mutations page covers every tracked mutation with effects, downsides, and unlock conditions.
What is the best nuke in Merge a Nuke?
There is no single best nuke — the strongest is always your deepest merge. An S-band nuke represents roughly 4,096 starter bombs of material. See our Best Nuke page for income rankings by band, raid recommendations, and early-game priorities.
Does Merge a Nuke have an official Trello board?
No official Trello board is publicly published for Merge a Nuke. Use the Roblox game page and the Nuke The Game Roblox group for official links; our Trello page records what we can and cannot verify.
Is there a Merge a Nuke Discord server?
We cannot verify a standalone Discord invite for the game. Do not trust unverified third-party invites; our Discord page explains the current Roblox-linked route and the limits of the available evidence.
How accurate is the data on this wiki?
This independent wiki separates verified official or in-game facts, source-labelled reported details, and Pending fields. We leave unpublished drop rates, prices, and mechanics unfilled rather than guessing; check the source note on the relevant page when a decision depends on a value.
Related Guides
Codes
Promo codes hub
Mutations Update
August 2026 patch walkthrough
Lock Base
Step-by-step base protection
Rebirth Fast
Quick reset action tutorial
Destroy City
City raid walkthrough
Tier List
Nuke rankings
Game Passes
Robux upgrade list
Rebirth Guide
Reset for permanent multipliers
Raid Guide
PvP stealing mechanics
Offline Guide
Passive income while away