Merge a Nuke event
Merge a Nuke: More Rebirths — What It Included
More Rebirths was a short update event in Merge a Nuke that went live on June 12, 2026, opening at 10:00 AM ET. Rather than a multi-day season, it marked the moment a new patch dropped: the update raised the game’s rebirth ceiling and handed players extra nukes to merge, and the developer shared a redemption code to go with it. The rewards it introduced stayed in the game after the launch window closed.
Merge a Nuke, from Nuke The Game, is one of the larger merge experiences on Roblox — it has drawn close to 193 million lifetime visits and more than 1.1 million favorites, with tens of thousands of players in-game at any given time. More than 100,000 people opted in to be notified before this update went live, which gives a sense of how closely its regular patch drops are followed.
Merge a Nuke
MORE REBIRTHS
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Jun 12, 10:00 AM – 10:15 AM ET
An expansion for Merge a Nuke that raises the rebirth ceiling by two tiers and adds ten more nukes to work toward.
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What the More Rebirths update included
According to the developer’s own listing, the patch was a straightforward power bump built around progression. The headline additions were:
- Two more rebirths to unlock, extending the reset ceiling for players who had already maxed out the previous cap.
- Ten additional nukes to merge, giving the late game more to combine.
- A launch code, ATOMIC, that the developer shared to redeem alongside the update.
Because More Rebirths was an update rather than a limited seasonal event, the two rebirths and the extra nukes it added remained part of the game once the notification window passed. The code was the only time-sensitive piece — launch codes like ATOMIC are typically retired after a while, so it may no longer redeem.
When it ran
The event sat on the calendar as a brief 15-minute window on June 12, 2026, running from 10:00 AM to 10:15 AM ET. That short slot is how these update pings work — it flags the moment the patch goes live rather than a stretch of play. The card above lists that window across the major world time zones for anyone reconstructing exactly when it landed.
How it fit the game’s rhythm
Merge a Nuke ran on a roughly weekly cadence of these update drops through most of June, before the pace slowed. The developer’s schedule shows Update 1 on May 29, a pair of drops on June 5 (Update 2 and Admin Abuse), then More Rebirths on June 12 and Commanders on June 20 — all about a week apart — followed by a longer gap to Alliances on July 11. Seen in that sequence, More Rebirths reads as one of the steadier progression patches between the more themed drops like Admin Abuse and Commanders — a ceiling-raise to keep long-time players climbing before the next feature event.
FAQ
When did the More Rebirths event end?
It ended on June 12, 2026, at 10:15 AM ET, about 15 minutes after it opened at 10:00 AM ET that morning.
What was in the More Rebirths event?
The update added two more rebirths to unlock and ten additional nukes to merge, and the developer shared the code ATOMIC to redeem at launch.
Is the More Rebirths event still going?
No — the notification window wrapped on June 12, 2026, but the extra rebirths and nukes it introduced remain part of Merge a Nuke.
What was the code for the More Rebirths update?
The developer shared ATOMIC at launch; codes like this usually expire after a short time, so it may no longer work.