Smash the City, the Roblox destruction sandbox from Kabooom Crew, has a weapon roster that runs from a simple firework to a moon crashing into downtown. Every building you flatten pays out Coins, and those Coins buy more weapons. That makes the roster itself the progression system. Knowing what each weapon does, and which ones you can’t buy with Coins at all, saves you from spending on the wrong thing.
Quick answer: Smash the City has 71 weapons split across seven categories. Most unlock with Coins, eight require Robux, and Meteor and Tornado require joining the Kabooom Crew Roblox group.
Smash the City weapon count by category
The seven categories hint at how a weapon breaks things. Explosives hit areas with blasts, Nature uses disasters, Sci-Fi leans on gadgets and physics tricks, and Fun weapons trade efficiency for slapstick. Nature is the largest group, while Fun is the smallest.
| Category | Weapons | Non-Coin unlocks |
|---|---|---|
| Nature | 14 | 3 premium, 2 group |
| Sci-Fi | 13 | 2 premium |
| Explosives | 11 | 1 premium |
| Tools | 11 | None |
| Monsters | 9 | 1 premium |
| Aircraft | 7 | None |
| Fun | 6 | 1 premium |
| Total | 71 | 8 premium, 2 group |
How weapons unlock in Smash the City
There are three ways a weapon becomes available. Which one applies is fixed per weapon, so a premium weapon can’t be ground out with Coins no matter how many cities you level.
- Coins: the default path for the large majority of the roster, earned by destroying buildings.
- Robux (premium): Void Nuke, Sharknado, Sun, Moon Fall, Mega Mech, Supernova, Dragon, and Army.
- Kabooom Crew Roblox group: Meteor and Tornado, both in the Nature category.
Coins are earned whenever you destroy a structure, with extra payouts when a city reaches 25%, 50%, 75%, and 95% destruction. Advancing a run to a higher threshold is the most direct way to pay for the next Coin unlock.
The code SMASH grants 5,000 Coins when entered in the game’s code redemption menu, which is enough for an early unlock or two.
Full Smash the City weapon list
Each table below covers one category, largest first. Weapons marked Coins can be bought with in-game currency. Premium means Robux, and Group means membership in the Kabooom Crew Roblox group.
Nature weapons (14)
| Weapon | Effect | Unlock |
|---|---|---|
| Lightning | Strike at a chosen spot | Coins |
| Earthquake | Quake at a chosen spot | Coins |
| Fire Rain | Falling fire sets the city alight | Coins |
| Meteor | Falls and tears through buildings | Group |
| Tornado | Blows everything away | Group |
| Acid Rain | Cloud melts structures below | Coins |
| Firenado | Burning tornado | Coins |
| Wind | Gust knocks buildings over | Coins |
| Sharknado | Tornado full of sharks | Premium |
| Sun | Melts the city into lava pools | Premium |
| Moon Fall | Moon crashes into the city | Premium |
| Hurricane | Storm that blows everything away | Coins |
| Tsunami | Wave sweeps the whole city | Coins |
| Volcano | Eruption over a wide area | Coins |
Nature is the only category with group-locked weapons. If you play Smash the City from its official Roblox game page, the developer group is Kabooom Crew, and joining it is what opens up Meteor and Tornado.
Sci-Fi weapons (13)
| Weapon | Effect | Unlock |
|---|---|---|
| Portal | Portal that destroys buildings | Coins |
| Mega Mech | Controllable mech with rockets | Premium |
| Gravity Beam | Lift and drop buildings or rubble | Coins |
| Supernova | Charges into a city-wide blast | Premium |
| Magnet | Drag and fling buildings or rubble | Coins |
| Blackout | Cuts a building’s power | Coins |
| Gravity Bomb | Implodes, pulling buildings in | Coins |
| Black Hole | Swallows the entire city | Coins |
| Freeze Ray | Freezes a building until it shatters | Coins |
| Nanobots | Breaks buildings down microscopically | Coins |
| Laser Bomb | Slices the city with lasers | Coins |
| Ray Cannon | Charged shot in a chosen direction | Coins |
| Orbital Laser | Beam sweeps through the city | Coins |
Several Sci-Fi weapons are hands-on. Gravity Beam, Magnet, and Freeze Ray all work by holding the left mouse button. Gravity Beam drops whatever you lift when you let go, Magnet flings it, and Freeze Ray’s frozen sections shatter after a short delay. Black Hole and Orbital Laser sit deep in the Coin progression and are among the most expensive non-premium purchases.
Explosives weapons (11)
| Weapon | Effect | Unlock |
|---|---|---|
| Fireworks | Small localized blast | Coins |
| Missile | Medium blast from above | Coins |
| Nuke | Extremely large blast | Coins |
| Guided Missile | Steerable missile | Coins |
| Void Nuke | Covers the map in purple haze | Premium |
| Bomb | Thrown, medium blast | Coins |
| Demolition | Wall charges, large blasts | Coins |
| Cluster Bombs | Missile splits into bomblets | Coins |
| Carpet Bomb | Plane bombs across the map | Coins |
| C4 | Up to 16 planted charges | Coins |
| Time Bomb | Detonates when its timer ends | Coins |
Explosives cover the widest spread of blast sizes in the game. Missile is the usual starting point, Nuke is the area-clear step up, and C4 lets you place 16 charges before setting them all off at once.
Tool weapons (11)
| Weapon | Effect | Unlock |
|---|---|---|
| Monster Truck | Truck that smashes the city | Coins |
| Hand | Smashes buildings, tosses rubble | Coins |
| Giant Saw | Buzzsaw cuts a line | Coins |
| Barricade | Blocks off parts of the city | Coins |
| Wrecking Ball | Swinging demolition | Coins |
| Sinkhole | Pulls nearby buildings down | Coins |
| Magnifying Glass | Burns with focused sunlight | Coins |
| Rock Spike | Spikes erupt at a chosen spot | Coins |
| Flood | Floods the streets | Coins |
| Fire | Sets one building ablaze | Coins |
| Big Bulldozer | Drivable bulldozer | Coins |
Every Tool weapon is a Coin purchase. Results vary a lot inside the category. Barricade doesn’t destroy anything by itself, while Big Bulldozer and Monster Truck put you behind the wheel.
Monster weapons (9)
| Weapon | Effect | Unlock |
|---|---|---|
| Giant Ape | Ape smashes the city | Coins |
| Dragon | Dragon razes the city | Premium |
| Tripod | Heat-ray tripod | Coins |
| Giant Foot | Stomps buildings flat | Coins |
| Ogre Outbreak | Ogre gas wrecks the city | Coins |
| Zombie Horde | Zombies climb and wreck a building | Coins |
| Magma Lizard | Lava lizard stomps the city | Coins |
| Tentacles | Attack from below ground | Coins |
| Sand Worm | Breaches up through the ground | Coins |
Aircraft weapons (7)
| Weapon | Effect | Unlock |
|---|---|---|
| UFO | Beams the city from above | Coins |
| Bomber | Carpet bombs a chosen spot | Coins |
| Fighter Jet | Missile strike | Coins |
| Helicopter | Manually aimed gunfire | Coins |
| Drone Swarm | Drones blow up buildings | Coins |
| Sky Crane | Demolishes from the air | Coins |
| Plane Crash | Plane crashes at a chosen spot | Coins |
Fun weapons (6)
| Weapon | Effect | Unlock |
|---|---|---|
| Balloons | Float objects up, then drop them | Coins |
| Anvil | Falls straight through to the ground | Coins |
| Bowling Ball | Giant ball rolls into the city | Coins |
| Battle Top | Spinning top grinds through | Coins |
| Tetris Blocks | Blocks crush down to the ground | Coins |
| Army | Tanks and soldiers attack | Premium |
Fun weapons are built for spectacle more than clear speed, with one exception worth knowing. Dropped on a building, the Anvil punches all the way through and takes the whole structure down in one hit.
Adjusting weapon properties after unlocking
Buying a weapon isn’t the last decision. Click an unlocked weapon and Smash the City opens a menu of its properties, which you can tune to change how it demolishes things. The options are specific to each weapon rather than shared across the roster. If clicking a weapon opens that menu instead of a purchase prompt, it’s unlocked and ready to use.
