Nuclear weapons, or nukes for short, are immensely powerful, late-game area-of-effect weapons in Civilization VI. To be able to build and use them, players first need to research Nuclear Fission and complete the Manhattan Project (which unlocks the Build Nuclear Device project).

Nuclear weapons, or nukes for short, are immensely powerful, one-use weapons in Civilization V. A civilization must have Uranium and complete the Manhattan Project in order to build them. There are two types of nukes: the Atomic Bomb (which requires Nuclear Fission) and the Nuclear Missile (which requires Advanced Ballistics).

The Manhattan Project is a Modern Age wonder in Civilization VII. It is unlocked after completing the Ideology Legacy Path. Effects: +5 Science. Grants player a Nuclear Weapon, and allows the player to build additional Nuclear Weapons via a Project. Unlocks the Operation Ivy Project.

2025年2月20日 · Nukes are the single most destructive weapon that humanity has access to in the modern age, and the same has held true within the games of the Civilization franchise.

2024年12月19日 · For the first time in the series' history, there won't be any nuclear weapons! That's disappointing... Maybe they'll add them in a future DLC, but I don't think it'll happen anytime soon.

2025年2月26日 · In order to wield the awesome and awful power of nukes in Civilization 7, you must do something rather surprising: fulfill the Military Legacy Path in the Modern Age. That's …

2022年1月2日 · Nukes are extremely powerful weapons in Civilization 6, and this guide details exactly how players can unlock and launch them.

2 天之前 · Why Can’t I Build Nukes in Civ 5? A Nuke Newbie’s Guide to Global Thermonuclear War So, you’ve set your sights on world domination the only real way: through the fiery mushroom cloud of ...

2020年6月4日 · The first 2 steps to making nukes in Civilization 6 is to discover the uranium resource and then acquire it by mining it. After the player researches the Combined Arms …

2024年11月17日 · Developing the nuke with a final test and finishing the Manhattan Project could be the "sudden death victory" in Civ 7 with its current limitations. I remember in early versions of the Civ 3 Worldwar 2 scenario SOE (Storm Over Europe) we had the development of a nuke as a replacement of the space race victory.