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Smash the City Guide: How a round works
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About
OverviewSmash the City is a Roblox destruction game where you pick a weapon, aim at a city, and knock it down building by building. You earn coins for every block you destroy, then spend them to unlock bigger weapons and new maps.
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Contents
01
How a round works
Step
In short
Every round follows the same short loop: choose a map, pick a weapon, set the power, and fire.
When you start, you pick a city from the eleven available maps. Then you choose a weapon from the list, adjust the power slider, aim at the skyline, and fire. Buildings fall floor by floor and you collect coins for each block you bring down.
- Choose a map pick the city you want to wreck from the map list.
- Pick a weapon select anything from the 50-plus options across seven categories.
- Set the slider drag it left or right to change things like blast size, missile count, or storm length.
- Aim and fire pick your target on the skyline and launch.
02
Earning and spending coins
TipsIn short
Every block you destroy earns coins, with bonus coins at each destruction milestone.
You get coins for every block you destroy, and bonus coins drop each time you hit 25%, 50%, 75%, and 95% of the city destroyed. Coins you collect unlock new weapons and additional maps.
Tips worth knowing
- Every block you break adds coins to your total.
- Bonus coins land at 25%, 50%, 75%, and 95% destruction.
- Saved coins open up heavier weapons and fresh maps to wreck.
- Codes give you 5,000 coins and can be used once per account.
03 Live and upcoming events
Events
Events running now or coming soon. They have fixed dates, so check them first.
Update
Update
04
Reactor chains and bonus destruction
Warn
In short
Cracking a reactor triggers a radiation spread that tears through the surrounding city automatically.
Some maps have a reactor. Destroying it releases radiation across the city, which keeps damaging buildings on its own.
Worth watching out for
Not every map has a reactor.
The radiation damage adds to the destruction happening in the city.
05
Maps and weapons at a glance
Table
In short
Eleven maps and more than fifty weapons give you a wide range of targets and tools, all unlocked gradually with coins.
Locations range from everyday cityscapes to more exotic settings, and weapons span seven categories from conventional missiles to sci-fi options. You start with a limited selection and unlock the rest as your coin total grows.
| Map count | 11, including Downtown, Night City, Tokyo, the Pyramids of Giza, and a base on the Moon. |
| Weapon categories | 7, covering missiles, nukes, tornadoes, tsunamis, meteors, black holes, and orbital lasers. |
| Weapon total | 50-plus, ranging from a wrecking ball and UFOs to a giant ape, a sand worm, and Tetris blocks. |
| Unlock method | spend coins earned from destruction to add new weapons and maps. |
06
Playing with friends
SummaryIn short
Up to six players can wreck the same city at the same time.
Up to six players can join the same city and destroy it together at the same time.
- Room size up to 6 players per city.
- Play style cooperative, everyone hits the same city simultaneously.
07 Working codes
Codes
SMASH
5,000 COINS
5,000 COINS
Glossary
Glossary- Slider
- A control underneath your chosen weapon that you drag left or right to raise or lower its power, changing things like explosion size or the number of missiles fired.
- Destruction percentage
- The share of the city's blocks you have destroyed; bonus coins drop each time you pass 25%, 50%, 75%, and 95%.
- Reactor
- A destructible object found on certain maps; breaking it releases radiation that continues damaging buildings automatically.
- Unlock
- Using collected coins to make a previously unavailable weapon or map available to play.
Common questions
FAQWhich weapon should I start with?
Any weapon available at the start works fine. As you play and collect coins, more options will open up.
Can I use a redeem code more than once?
No, each code can only be redeemed once per account. Codes also have expiry dates, so enter any active code as soon as you can.
Updated Oct 13, 2026
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