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First release of Nuketoria! Crush, smelt, press and quench metal, assemble shells and test them out.
Craft shells by hand, fire your cannon and reshape a destructible 2D world
Your next shot starts in the workshop. Nuketoria! is a single-player 2D crafting and physics game where the shell you build changes what happens on the firing range. Turn raw metal into parts, assemble them by hand, then launch your creation and see the result. MAKE EVERY PART COUNT Move materials through the crusher, furnace and press. Watch the heat, control the press and choose whether to quench your parts. Quality and defects follow your creation all the way to its next shot. BUILD IT BY HAND Complete six assembly stages: fasten bolts, align the body, connect wires, guide the charge, fit the head and balance the fins. Small mistakes can change the flight. Inspect the report, adjust your approach and build again. BLAST, PIERCE OR DIG Experiment with standard, explosive and drill heads, with 18 head blueprints to discover. Aim the cannon, account for the wind, time an explosive detonation or activate a drill as it reaches the ground. LEAVE YOUR MARK Explore the firing range, military bases and underground deposits. Carve craters and tunnels, break targets and recover materials. Damage remains in your campaign world until you restore the location. GIVE YOUR WORKSHOP A GOAL Complete orders, unlock firing sectors, craft resources and upgrade your stations and components. Use shot reports to understand what worked and what to change next. An unlockable test range lets you experiment separately from campaign progress. Play in landscape with a colorful mechanical world and 12 interface languages, including English and Ukrainian. Your campaign progress is saved locally on your device. Internet access is normally required when entering the game.
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