Missiles vs Cities
Missiles vs Cities Events Schedule: Admin Abuse Event and What’s Next
Missiles vs Cities doesn’t have an event on the calendar right now. The most recent one, Moon Is Back, was a 24-hour content drop that opened Wednesday, July 29, 2026 at 1:00 PM ET and closed at the same time on July 30. This page covers what the game has run lately; we’ll update it once the developer schedules the next drop.
Missiles vs Cities is a competitive builder on Roblox where you grow and upgrade a city, stock it with stronger missiles, and wreck rival players’ buildings for cash and rewards. It holds a solid crowd for the genre — about 17,000 players are in it right now, against about 12,000,000 total visits and about 83,000 favorites.
The game’s biggest moment so far came on July 26, when an update paired with an admin-abuse session drew more than 570,000 interested players — many times its usual concurrent count. We update this page as the schedule changes. Last updated August 4.
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MOON IS BACK BABBBYYYYY
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Jul 29, 1:00 PM – Jul 30, 1:00 PM ET
UPDATE + ADMIN ABUSE
New content + Admin abuse
Jul 26, 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM ET
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Recent events
Moon Is Back — July 29–30 (ended)
Moon Is Back was the developer’s most recent drop, new content built around a moon theme and little else. It opened on July 29, 2026 at 1:00 PM ET (17:00 UTC) — that’s 12:00 PM CT, 11:00 AM MT and 10:00 AM PT, or 6:00 PM BST in the UK — and, unusually for this game, held a full 24-hour window, closing at the same time on July 30. Over 11,000 players marked interest, a fraction of the crowd the admin-abuse session pulled, which is what you’d expect for a routine content update.
Update and Admin Abuse — July 26 (ended)
The July 26 drop paired new content with a stretch of admin abuse — the Roblox tradition where the people who built the game hop into a live server and turn their powers loose on everyone in it. It ran for a single hour, from 1:00 to 2:00 PM ET (17:00–18:00 UTC), and became the biggest event in the game’s history: more than 570,000 players marked that they planned to attend, many times the number in the game at any given moment. Sessions like these tend to outdraw ordinary updates precisely because the appeal is sharing a server with the developers.
Nothing has been announced since Moon Is Back wrapped. The developer ran two events in the final week of July, only a few days apart, so another may not be far off — but there’s nothing on the calendar yet.
Frequently asked questions
When is the next Missiles vs Cities event?
No event has been announced yet. The most recent one, Moon Is Back, ran July 29–30, 2026, and the developer put on two events in the last week of July, so another may follow before long — but nothing is on the calendar right now.
How many players did the Missiles vs Cities admin abuse event draw?
The July 26 update-and-admin-abuse session logged more than 570,000 interested players, the largest turnout on the game’s calendar so far. Turnout for these sessions runs far past the game’s normal concurrent count because the draw is playing alongside the developers.
What time do Missiles vs Cities events start?
Both of the game’s late-July events opened at 17:00 UTC — 1:00 PM ET / 12:00 PM CT / 11:00 AM MT / 10:00 AM PT, and 6:00 PM BST in the UK. The admin-abuse session lasted one hour, while the Moon Is Back drop held a full 24 hours.
How many players does Missiles vs Cities have?
about 17,000 players are in the game concurrently, with about 12,000,000 total visits and about 83,000 favorites since launch.