SmashTheCity
2,000+ Coins / Robux

Which Smash the City Weapon Should You Unlock?

Prerequisites
已解锁至少一件工具
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Pick the effect you want to watch first. Fireworks costs 500 Coins, Cluster Bomb 2,000 Coins or 49 Robux, and Tsunami shows 50K Coins — three different price points, not a ranking.

What you get from this page: one candidate that matches how you want to play, its price, and the three-run test that tells you whether it was worth it.

Branches by what you want to see

Branch Candidate Known price What it changes
Cheap experiment Fireworks 500 Coins Small repeated bursts
Scatter Cluster Bomb 2,000 Coins / 49 Robux One tap scatters bomblets
Big set piece Tsunami 50K Coins A wave that takes out a block of towers
Hands-on control Hand, Saw Not confirmed Grab radius; saw speed and blade size
Paid weapon Black Hole, Dragon, Army, Void Nuke 199 / 199 / 99 / 499 Robux A specific effect, bought as a pass

No damage table is published. The category labels describe the theme, not the performance.

The Cluster Bomb purchase frame

The purchase frame: 2,000 Coins on the left, 49 Robux on the right. Source: recorded gameplay.

A Tsunami collapse during a recorded run

A recorded Tsunami run: the wave takes out a block of towers. No measured time comparison exists. Source: recorded gameplay.

What the branches cost you

Fireworks at 500 is the cheapest confirmed purchase. Cluster Bomb at 2,000 is the next step. Tsunami at 50K is five times a 10,000-Coin city, which matters more than any tier letter.

The pass weapons are a separate budget. Black Hole at 199 Robux is not a Coin purchase, and a pass existing does not prove there is no other way to obtain the tool.

Per-branch steps

Try the scatter branch

  1. Check the Cluster Bomb tile and the purchase frame.
  2. Buy with the Coins button if you have 2,000; the 49 button is Robux.
  3. Run the same city three times and note the balance.

Try the area branch

  1. Confirm the Tsunami price on the tile; it showed 50K.
  2. Watch a recorded Tsunami run before buying; the footage shows a large block collapsing, not a guaranteed full clear.
  3. Compare 50K with the city you were saving for.

Try the control branch

  1. Open the tool's settings and look for radius, speed or blade size.
  2. Note what the slider does in one short run.
  3. Only then decide whether the base tool is worth keeping.

Try a paid weapon

  1. Read the pass price on /gamepasses.
  2. Check whether the effect is a weapon or a rule change.
  3. Do not buy a Try Once product to test a specific weapon; which weapons each tier covers is not documented.

How to tell whether your pick was right

Run the same city, same tool settings, same player count and the same start and end point three times. Record the balance change, not the destruction percentage. Keep the middle number.

If the new tool pays less than what you replaced, the pick was wrong for your route regardless of price. If it pays the same but you enjoy it more, that is a legitimate reason to keep it.

What comes next: take the price and your recorded income to the Coin Planner before the next purchase.