Guide directory
Smash the City wiki
An independent wiki for Kabooom Crew’s Roblox destruction game. Find a guide by task, with dated creator announcements and practical player tools.
Browse the Smash the City wiki by task
| Your question | Open this guide | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| Which game is this? | Game overview | Official Roblox link, creator identity and joining the experience |
| What code is announced? | Codes | The dated SMASH announcement, exact copying and rejection checks |
| What should I do first? | Beginner guide | A suggested first session and one clear unlock goal |
| Which equipment should I compare? | Weapons | Creator-named examples and controlled run comparisons |
| Where should I practice? | Maps | Named locations, the reactor feature and map choice |
| How much more do I need? | Coins and tools | Bonus percentages, saving estimates and Coins per minute |
| How should I adjust the sliders? | Settings | Blast, missile and storm comparisons using your own runs |
| Where is a quick answer? | Player questions | Short answers and links to the relevant guide sections |
Start with the task you have now. The directory links to one main guide for each topic, so you can return to the same explanation instead of switching between duplicate code lists or competing unlock recommendations.
The game information behind this wiki
This wiki covers Smash the City by Kabooom Crew on Roblox, Place 129425166667725, Universe 10768176407. The creator describes choosing weapons, destroying blocks for Coins and unlocking equipment and maps. Confirm that identity before applying a guide to a similarly named experience.
The published description checked October 11, 2026 lists SMASH for 5,000 Coins and bonus thresholds at 25%, 50%, 75% and 95% destroyed. The code reference and checkpoint table keep the announcement separate from an account’s actual redemption or income.
What the wiki records, and how to use it
Weapon and map references use names from the creator’s description. That source contains examples rather than a full price catalogue. Use the menus in your game for the current costs and access conditions before planning a purchase.
Practice sequences, settings tests and equipment comparisons are editorial methods. They use your displayed values and run notes; they do not claim a universal best weapon or an automatically fastest farming route. Numerical examples illustrate the calculations rather than quote game payouts.
The source directory records the original game page and identity lookups. Official artwork is credited to its owners, while diagrams explain the guide’s planning steps. A guide review date describes a content check, not a developer patch announcement.
Use a tool when you already have the numbers
For a purchase goal, open the unlock planner and enter your displayed balance, target price and measured earning rate. If the reward is already in your balance, leave the extra-code option off.
For two sessions, open the run comparison tool with net Coins and elapsed minutes. Keep the map, equipment and settings comparable when testing one change. The tools calculate in your browser; they do not read your account, spend Coins or submit a game code.
Return to the Smash the City wiki directory when your next task changes, or use player questions to find the relevant answer quickly.
Official source
Game identity, creator-listed features and code checked October 11, 2026. View Smash the City on Roblox or visit Kabooom Crew.
Questions, answered
Is this the official Smash the City wiki?
This is an independent fan guide. Roblox and Kabooom Crew do not operate this website. The source directory links to the official game and creator.
Does the wiki contain every weapon price and map requirement?
The references preserve the examples named in the creator’s description. Check the current equipment and map menus for full labels, prices and access requirements.
Where are the short answers and calculators?
The player questions page has direct answers with guide links. The Coins guide includes saving-time and run-rate calculators that use your own numbers.