Nuke Them All

Nuke Them All is a fast-paced real-time strategy game in which you capture flags, conquer territories and destroy the enemy fort. Flags are your only resource: holding more of them reduces production time and unlocks secret weapons and technologies. The game focuses on action and battles rather than extended base-building or resource gathering, though some maps let you construct factories.

Capture and defend territory

You direct robot soldiers, tanks and other units across large maps while the enemy’s blue robot team attacks from multiple directions. Choose one of three tactical vehicles at the start of a game: the Tactical Miner, Sentinel APC or Mobile Artillery. You can also drag and drop fortified artillery positions to protect your perimeter, and use expandable mobile artillery, Tactical Miners and Sentinel APCs to defend remote territories.

Factories can be upgraded to unlock advanced units, including Laser bots, Rocket bots, Fire bots, Electrobots and advanced tanks. On certain maps, portable mobile factory vehicles let you deploy factories near flags, provided they do not overlap with a flag or another factory. You can plan a defensive mission around structures, towers, hedgehogs and mines, or take the offensive by repairing bridges and sending flying units such as Fire Tanks and Firebots to distant territories.

Changing battlefield

Day and night, weather and random events can alter the course of a battle. Zombies appear around the map at night and threaten unprotected territories; a bite can turn a robot soldier into an undead, while destroying graveyards stops the threat. Battles can also include tornadoes, volcanoes, dune worms, earthquakes, firestorms, snow, lightning, total apocalypses and mass turtle attacks.

Aliens and zombies appear in the game, and a friendly Alien Allies faction can assist you through Alien Beacon technology. Capture a secret Alien Beacon to summon them. On some maps, you can explore secret locations for mineral crystals and collect them with the Hedgehog vehicle to call in interplanetary reinforcements, including mechanoids.

Nuclear strikes and missions

Taking control of a nuclear silo gives you access to the game’s ultimate weapon, which can destroy the enemy fort. The strike carries a risk: enemies can shoot down the bomb before it explodes, so you need to distract them or choose your moment carefully.

The game includes strategic maps and missions across desert, post-apocalyptic, Arctic, volcanic and zombie-apocalypse settings, among others. A Space Shuttle can carry you to distant planets, where you can deploy a base fort at a clear location without structures, rocks or other obstructions.

Modes and map editor

Alongside its RTS battles, the game includes Tower Defense and Clash Royale-style battles, as well as Zombie Survival, Aliens and Nuke Football missions. A Sandbox Map Editor lets you create battlefields and test unit interactions and strategies in real time, including for RTS and tower defense play.

The game uses traditional RTS controls with drag-and-drop commands. Its 2D presentation includes a tactical minimap for camera navigation, particle effects, explosions, a physics engine and ragdoll animations. Voiceover lines include puns, dad jokes and movie references, while AI voice tips provide real-time situation updates.