A Bit Bucket Studios game
Serious Strategy, Outrageous Generals
Fast-paced, turn-based territorial strategy. Build your armies, escalate your arsenal, and give your friends something to worry about.
The plans are yours.
The personalities are a whole other problem.
The game / The bigger picture
A fast-paced, turn-based territorial strategy game for 2–4 players. Claim your ground, build your armies, and keep one eye on everyone's arsenal.
A competitive territory draft starts the tension. Escalating weapons turn it up. Your once-per-match Fast Move can change the shape of the next turn.
One mistake should hurt. Three might be a story.
Your tactical briefing
Read the territory. Watch the arsenal.
Keep your last big move for the right moment.
The draft cycles through unclaimed territories. The first valid buzz wins the highlighted territory. Each Commander gets one claim per round, with hidden bonus armies beneath some choices.
Opening draft briefing
Combat can earn V1 rockets. Combine them into V2, V3, and eventually a Nuke. Everyone can see the weapons you're holding. Deterrence is part of the game.
Arsenal briefing
Once per match, move armies across a connected chain of your own territories instead of normal adjacent fortification. Use it well. You don't get a second one.
Fast Move briefingThe public arsenal
Range, precision, and damage escalate with each tier. Combining is optional—and everybody knows what you're holding.
Know your weaponsThe Missile Studio / Cosmetic DLC
Paint it. Pattern it. Put your name on it.
Preview a collection, then send a little trouble.
Wish you were here.
SPECIAL DELIVERY.Hazards, field stripes, camouflage and shark-mouth decals. Olive, sand, charcoal and cream palettes.
The Effects Collection / Cosmetic DLC
Mix your liftoff, exhaust and finale.
Three stages. One very personal delivery.
Ignition bursts, smoke rings and a shower of sparks.
Burn bright, twist the smoke or cut a line of ion blue.
Fireball clouds, atomic colors and neon shockwaves.
Pyrotechnics · Hot Start / Ember Trail / Classic Boom
Showboat · Halo Launch / Corkscrew Smoke / Atomic Bloom
After Dark · Spark Shower / Ion Stream / Neon Shockwave
Themed effect packs, seasonal editions and selected rank rewards. Equip effects independently. Same damage, range, accuracy and ranking points.
Build a signature loadout
Finish collections, individual cosmetic kits and seasonal sets.
Find them in the in-game Store and, at release, on Nuke Em’s Steam store page.
Purchase eligible packs with Command Credits or buy DLC directly. Selected finishes, decals and trails unlock through career ranks. Seasonal collections add fresh combinations.
Explore the collection ↗Personality. Now personal.
GAME FACE™YOUR FACE. YOUR GENERAL.Don’t just pick a personality.
Put yourself in command.
Using Bit Bucket Studios’ proprietary Game Face™ technology, your face becomes the face of your General. The uniform, the attitude, the unmistakable Nuke Em style—now with you at the center.
Choose the General you want to personalize. Game Face is a separate purchase for that General; it does not unlock the General itself.
Your identity. Nuke Em attitude.
Illustrative transformation · Create your Game Face in-game.
Meet the launch roster
Six classic officers included. Four signature DLC Generals.
Every General supports Game Face™.
Same rules. Outrageously different personalities.
INCLUDED WITH NUKE EMA course of action. Mostly his own.
A sharply dressed fleet commander with an angular goatee, a knowing look, and complete confidence in his next questionable order. Navy blue, gold braid, and that white officer cap make the Admiral unmistakable.
“The map agrees with me. Eventually.”
White officer cap · sculpted goatee · navy and gold
GAME FACE™MAKE THIS GENERAL YOURSYour face in command · Optional purchaseSIGNATURE COSTUME PACKFleet WeekThree outfits, made for this General ↗One of six Generals included from the start.
The headquarters
Ten Generals. Four command environments.
Commander Classes bring character, not combat bonuses.
A storm-bound warship bridge, blue chart tables, naval crew, and an Admiral with a plan.
Powered by WarForge
Fictional worlds. Forty-two territories. Five to eight gameplay continents. Familiar names return in new positions, with different neighbors and new strategic relationships.
Find your next battlefield in saved favorites, studio-curated maps, or Game of the Week.
Five world styles
Geography changes the conversation.Distinct landmasses. Familiar strategic relationships.
One dominant mainland, with room at the edges.
Separated island groups and a world of approaches.
Broken major masses. New neighbors and frontiers.
Shorelines shaped around an interior basin.
BBSGame of the Week
A studio-selected battlefield puts fresh geography in the spotlight. Discover the layout, consider your approach, and bring your own very questionable plan.
Discover Game of the Week in Nuke Em's battlefield selection.
The Officer’s Wardrobe / Character-specific DLC
A signature three-outfit pack for every General.
Different cuts. Different character.
Each collection belongs to one Commander.
THE ADMIRAL’S COLLECTION
White-cap confidence. Three ways to command the fleet.
Seasonal collections bring each General a fresh theme of their own. Owned outfits stay in your wardrobe after the season.
The Nuke Em collection / DLC
Generals. Exclusive maps. Outfits.
Missiles with your name on them.
And your actual face in command.
DLC · INDIVIDUAL GENERALSFour additional launch Generals: the Saboteur, General Overkill, Firebrand, and Desert Fox. Expand your roster with a different personality.
General identities are purchased separately from outfits and Game Face. Select any portrait in the roster above to inspect the full look.
DLC · MAP COLLECTIONSCollect exclusive, studio-authored battlefields with distinctive geography, chokepoints, and strategic relationships.
Map collections add places to play under the same game rules. They do not add armies, better weapons, improved odds, or targeting advantages.
STORE + RANK UNLOCKSTen signature costume packs, one for each General. Explore thirty distinct looks: naval whites, flight-line leathers, classified couture and much more.
Each three-outfit pack is exclusive to its named General. The Admiral’s Fleet Week, the Air Marshal’s Altitude Adjustment and the Saboteur’s Beautiful Trouble bring different silhouettes, fabrics and accessories. Purchase packs in-game or from Nuke Em’s Steam store page. Selected outfits unlock through rank. DLC Generals are sold separately.
Pattern packs, coordinated paint palettes, nose and fin kits, custom messages, lettering, exhaust trails, liftoff flourishes and explosion styles. Collect a theme, then make it yours.
Explore War Paint, Hot Rod and Midnight Brass collections. Add rounded, pointed or ogive front ends; broad, swept or delta fins; custom lettering; matching exhaust, launch flourishes and explosion styles. Explore Pyrotechnics, Showboat and After Dark effects packs. Pattern packs contain multiple themed designs. Selected cosmetics are also earned through career ranks. These changes never affect damage, range, accuracy or rewards.
PURCHASED PER GENERALGAME FACE™YOUR FACE. YOUR GENERAL.BBS’s proprietary technology makes your face the face of your General. Available for every General in the roster.
Game Face is purchased individually for each General. Owning Game Face for one General does not apply it to the others or unlock a DLC General.
Show your career with profile banners, display frames, insignia, and victory seals. Make your Commander profile feel like yours.
Selected decorations are career-rank rewards; additional collections are available through the Store and seasonal releases. Profile items never add ranking points.
Liftoff flourishes, signature exhaust and outrageous explosions.
Collect a themed pack or mix your own finale.
Two paths to your collection
Purchase Command Credits, Nuke Em’s in-game currency, to buy eligible DLC in the Store. Other items are unlocked by ranking up: a reward for the matches and placements you’ve earned.
Each item shows its acquisition route: direct DLC purchase, Command Credits, or a career-rank unlock. Currency never buys ranking points or combat power.
Explore career ranks & rewardsSEASONALNew seasons. Fresh trouble.
Seasonal DLC brings themed costumes, exclusive map collections, missile finishes, launch and explosion effects, and profile decorations into the spotlight.
From bold campaign colors to full dress excess, there’s always another look worth reporting for. Content you own stays in your collection after its season ends.
Character, content, and self-expression.
Generals, costumes, Game Face, and missile cosmetics grant no gameplay bonuses. Map packs expand your choice of battlefield under the same rules.
The Hall of Command
Top 100 seasonal and all-time leaderboards.
Final placement earns your points.
Your reputation is up to you.
A new season. A fresh race for the Top 100.
Positions shown are empty launch slots, not player results. Qualifying all-human matches count. Seasonal points reset; all-time history remains.
Only final placement awards ranking points. Kills, rockets, medals, purchases, and cosmetics add none.
Career ranks & earned rewards
Career rank follows your all-time placement points. It never resets with the season, and it cannot be purchased.
Unlock: Recruit profile insignia
Command has company
Beautiful views. Questionable company.
A glimpse of Nuke Em's sense of humor.
Serious Strategy, Outrageous Generals
NUKE EMYour next strategic mistake
Preview · Steam page coming soon
Serious Strategy, Outrageous Generals.
From Bit Bucket Studios.
Two, three, or four Commanders. Play with human opponents, Computer Commanders, or a mix. Each seat uses the same game rules.
No. Naval, Ground, Air, and Intelligence define the General and headquarters presentation. They do not provide class-specific combat advantages.
No. Commander and rocket customization is cosmetic. It does not change armies, weapons, range, accuracy, damage, odds, or other gameplay outcomes.
The Field Guide covers the opening draft, armies, weapon tiers, fortification, Fast Move, and placement ranking. Open the Field Guide ↗
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