Nuke Simulator - Blast Map

By: 方元朱

Nuclear blast radius & fallout

Features & Capabilities

Nuke Simulator - Blast Map is a free Chrome extension that calculates nuclear blast radii and fallout using established explosion formulas. It’s designed for education and awareness, helping users visualize affected areas and understand the science behind nuclear events.

The tool includes data for historic and tested weapons (e.g., Fat Man, Little Boy, Tsar Bomba) and 28 additional yields, enabling approximate casualty and radiation reach estimates for planning and discussion. It promotes responsible learning and peaceful aims.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education

By:

方元朱

Rating:

4.50

(983) 0.10

Version:

1.5.2 Last updated: 2026-06-03

Version code:

886463241

Creation date:

2021-07-06

Compatible devices:

Size:

25.83MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-07

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 59,619 ▼ 535

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Developed by:

方元朱

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/nuke-simulator-blast-map/id1574158045

Website:

http://www.wekiki.cn

User Reviews

Overall, users praise the game for being fun and a solid nuke-simulation experience, with some using it for entertainment or to cope with existential dread and to plan video content. The main recurring drawbacks are intrusive ads and questionable realism: casualty counts stay at about 2 billion regardless of location or weapon, and weapon types sometimes appear to have little or no impact on results, raising concerns about accuracy.

Pros

Fun and engaging to play
Solid nuclear-blast simulator
Enjoyable for fans of nukes and provides stress relief
Positive overall sentiment with requests for more content/updates

Cons

Ads are pervasive and disrupt gameplay with pop-ups
Casualty estimates are unrealistic and do not vary with weapon type or location
Weapon types do not noticeably affect results or visuals, leading to questions about realism