Moe, a coral Nukee in an orange traffic-cone hat, ready for the cameras.

Press kit

Everything you need to write about NUKEEZ. You're welcome to use the text and images here in coverage of the game.

Fact sheet

Title
NUKEEZ
Developer
Developer name goes here
Platforms
iPhone and iPad
Price
Pay once: no ads, no accounts, no in-app purchases.
Release
2026
Players
1 to 4, each on their own iPhone or iPad, on the same Wi-Fi. A friendly NPC crew fills any empty seat.
Languages
English
Genre
Co-op party game
Age rating
9+
Plants
20
Data
None collected. No servers, no analytics, no tracking.
Website
nukeez.com
Contact
support@nukeez.com

Short description

A cute, chaotic co-op party game for 1 to 4 phones on the same Wi-Fi. Every gauge is in the wrong room, so keep the reactor happy by yelling at your friends.

Long description

NUKEEZ is a cute, chaotic co-op party game for iPhone and iPad. Your crew of round, googly-eyed Nukeez runs a cartoon nuclear plant for one short, loud shift at a time.

The reactor sits in the middle of the plant, and every gauge is in the wrong room. The rod crank is in the Control Room, but the fuel temperature is on a gauge in the Pump House. So you shout. “Fuel's cooking, rods in!” “Town wants more!” “Pressure's up, open the valve!”

Run the reactor hotter and Doughnut Town gets more doughnuts. It also wears out the pumps, lifts the relief valve and bursts pipes. Everything gets fixed the same way: go there, grab a part from Stores, hold it with a buddy, and fix it together.

  • Play with 1 to 4 phones on the same Wi-Fi. One hosts, the others join. No internet needed. A friendly NPC crew fills any empty seat.
  • 20 wildly different plants: a reactor shaped like a very good boy, a submarine you can hear, a plant with a busy street running through the middle, and plenty more we’re keeping as a surprise.
  • Taking Bloop Home, a road-trip story. The Kettle hiccups out Bloop, a baby glob who is homesick for a place it has never been. Pack it in a jar, board the Doughnut Bus with Foreman Fern, and keep it warm kettle to kettle until it gets home.
  • Spend your pay in the Break Room on capsules and hats, swap duplicates, and hire NPC crew.
  • The Reactor Library: books with the true stories of the real reactors behind the plants, the real physics, and a yearbook of the crew.
  • Pay once. No ads, no accounts, no in-app purchases, and it collects nothing.

It's a cartoon, not a simulator, and real nuclear plants are very safe. The thermodynamics are real enough, though, that running hot pays, right up until it doesn't.

Downloads

Screenshots

Full-size iPhone (1320 × 2868) and iPad (2064 × 2752) versions, as JPG.

The making-of

How a 1981 reactor simulator became a cute, chaotic co-op party game is a story of its own. The making-of story is available on request: email support@nukeez.com.

Contact

For interviews, review questions or anything else: support@nukeez.com.