Fireworks Playground, made by Pseudo Studio, is a fireworks simulation game where you light fireworks, collect coins, and unlock more fireworks. This guide covers how to get started, earn coins, handle seasonal events, and troubleshoot common problems.
In shortThe whole loop is simple: light fireworks, earn coins, unlock more fireworks.
When you load in, you are placed in the playground where fireworks are scattered around. Coins go toward unlocking new fireworks. New fireworks are added every week, so there is always something to work toward.
Find a fireworkwalk around the playground until you see one you can interact with.
Light itget close and press the key that appears on screen.
Collect coinsevery firework you light pays out coins automatically.
Unlock a fireworkspend your coins on whichever firework you want next.
Repeatcome back regularly, because new fireworks arrive every week.
In shortEvents layer extra goals on top of the usual gameplay, and completing all of them earns a champion badge.
Fireworks Playground runs limited-time events tied to holidays and seasons. Each event adds its own quests, hunts, or minigames. Finishing every quest in an event earns a champion-tier badge. Some events also include an obstacle course.
For hunt quests, search the whole playground; eggs, baubles, hearts, gold, beach balls, and flowers have all appeared as collectibles across different events.
Obby quests are their own separate challengethe Halloween and winter events have both included one.
Complete every quest in the current event if you want the champion badge.
Minigame quests like the spring flower hunt are competitivefinishing in the top three earns an extra badge.
In shortThe nuke and the lightning strike are rare events that can catch you off guard, but surviving them is worth it.
Beyond the standard fireworks, the game includes at least two dramatic surprises: a nuke that can be launched and a lightning strike that can hit players. There are badges tied to both sides of each — launching a nuke and surviving one, plus being struck by lightning.
Worth watching out for
If someone launches a nuke, staying in the server and surviving it earns you the Nuke Survivor badge.
Being struck by lightning also has its own badge.
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Redeem codes
Tips
In shortCodes give free rewards and are worth redeeming as soon as you see them published.
The game has a code entry screen in its menu. Codes are released through the official social channels, and each code can only be used once per account. Some codes expire. As of October 1, 2026, this site was tracking nine working codes.
Tips worth knowing
Each code can only be redeemed once on your account.
Follow the official channels to catch new codes before they expire.
In shortMost lighting problems come down to distance, input, or a shaky server connection.
If a firework is not responding, there are a few quick things to check.
Worth watching out for
Move closer until the interaction prompt appears on screen.
Persistent problems should be reported to the official group wall or community server.
Glossary
Glossary
Coins
The in-game currency you earn by lighting fireworks and spend to unlock new ones.
Unlock
Spending coins to make a firework available to use in the playground.
Fountain
A category of firework that includes entry-level options like the Fire Barrel.
Obby
An obstacle course that appears as part of certain seasonal event quests.
Champion badge
A badge awarded for completing every quest in a seasonal event.
VFX
The visual effects — light, colour, and sparks — produced when a firework explodes.
Common questions
FAQ
Do I need to spend Robux to unlock all the fireworks?
No. Every firework in the game can be unlocked using coins, which you earn just by playing.
Can my friends and I launch fireworks at the same time?
Yes. Everyone in the same server can light fireworks simultaneously, and the effects stack on screen. Joining the same server as your friends is all it takes.
Updated Oct 1, 2026
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