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Missiles vs Cities Guide: Getting started

Missiles vs Cities
veedio gaems, Playing 573, Rating 98.7%
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Overview

Missiles vs Cities is a Roblox game where you build a city, upgrade your missiles, and blow up other players' buildings to earn resources. This guide covers how to get started, how to attack effectively, how to protect your city, and how to keep growing without spending Robux.

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01

Getting started

Step
In short Your first session should focus on placing buildings and firing your first missiles so you understand both sides of the game.

When you load in, place your initial buildings and get a feel for your city's layout. Once your city is taking shape, pick up your starting missiles and practice targeting an enemy city. Hitting other players' buildings earns you resources, which you put back into upgrades.

  1. Place buildings lay out your city before doing anything else so you have a base to defend.
  2. Pick a target choose an enemy city to fire at with your starting missiles.
  3. Fire and collect launch your missiles and gather whatever resources the hit buildings drop.
  4. Spend resources use what you collected to upgrade your city or your missiles.
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02

Protecting your city

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In short A city that is hard to destroy lets you play longer and earn more between losses.

Enemy players will target you the same way you target them, so your defenses need to keep up with your growth. Upgrading your missiles helps on both attack and defense, since stronger missiles can intercept incoming ones. Thinking about where you place buildings also matters — a more strategic layout gives attackers less to aim at.

  • Upgrade your missiles so your defensive firepower can knock down incoming attacks.
  • Building placement is intentional, not just wherever was convenient at the start.
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03

Growing without Robux

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In short The game is fully playable without spending anything — resources from attacking are enough to upgrade everything.

You do not need to spend Robux to advance. Every upgrade for your city and your missiles can be funded purely from resources you take off other players' buildings.

Resource incomecomes entirely from blowing up other players' buildings, no purchase needed.
Upgrade pathboth city buildings and missiles can be strengthened using only earned resources.

Glossary

Glossary
Resources
The currency you earn by destroying enemy buildings, used to upgrade your city and missiles.
Missile
Your main weapon for attacking other players' cities; upgrading it increases power and accuracy.
Upgrade
Spending resources to improve a building's or missile's stats.
Target
The enemy city or building you aim your missile at before firing.

Common questions

FAQ

What should I do if I keep losing to other players?

Upgrade your missiles and target cities that are a similar size to your own.

Can my city be completely destroyed?

Yes — if enemy attacks keep coming in and your defenses are not strong enough, buildings will fall one by one. Keeping your missile upgrades current is the best way to reduce the damage you take.

What happens if my missile does not hit?

A well-defended city can shoot your missile down before it reaches its target, meaning you get no resources from that attack. Upgrading your missiles improves your chances of getting through an opponent's defenses.

Updated Sep 11, 2026
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