Missiles vs Cities event
Missiles vs Cities: World 2 — What It Included
Missiles vs Cities held a timed event on July 15 to launch its second world, billed simply as World 2 and subtitled “The Moon.” It ran as a short, scheduled window rather than a rolling season, and it drew a large crowd of players who marked themselves interested ahead of time — over 400,000 in all.
The event has since wrapped, and this page is kept as a record of when it ran and what it introduced. Missiles vs Cities is one of the busier entries in its genre, with more than 11 million total visits, over 78,000 favorites, and around 21,000 people in the game at the time of writing — so the moment World 2 went live was a well-attended one.
Missiles vs Cities
World 2
The Moon
Jul 15, 2:00 PM – 2:30 PM ET
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What World 2 introduced
World 2 was a new-content event that opened up the game’s second setting, themed around the Moon. Rather than a reward grind that stretched across days, it was a launch moment: the window marked the point at which the new world became available to players who joined in. The developer’s listing kept the framing minimal, leading with the name and the “The Moon” subtitle, so the event was primarily about the reveal itself rather than a checklist of unlockables.
When it ran
World 2 was a tight 30-minute event on July 15, running from 2:00 PM to 2:30 PM ET. That window landed in the late afternoon and evening across Europe — around 7:00 PM in the UK and 8:00 PM in Central Europe — and late morning on the US West Coast, so the exact equivalents across the major world time zones are listed on the card above. Because it was a fixed, short slot rather than an open-ended event, there was no “finish it later” option: players who wanted to be there for the launch needed to be online during that half hour.
How it fits the game’s rhythm
The timing points to a fast update cadence. World 2 arrived on July 15, and the developer’s schedule already shows the next one, Update 3, set for July 21 — roughly a week later. That back-to-back spacing suggests Missiles vs Cities leans on frequent, short-form events to bring players back in, using brief scheduled windows to mark each new drop rather than long-running seasons.
FAQ
When did the Missiles vs Cities World 2 event end?
The World 2 event ended on July 15 at 2:30 PM ET, 30 minutes after it began at 2:00 PM ET.
What was in the World 2 event?
World 2, subtitled “The Moon,” was a new-content event that launched the game’s second world during a scheduled 30-minute window.
Is the Missiles vs Cities World 2 event still going?
No. The World 2 event ran only on July 15 and has ended; the next scheduled event, Update 3, is set for July 21.
How many players were interested in the World 2 event?
More than 400,000 players marked themselves as interested in World 2 ahead of its July 15 launch.