The game has been updated to version 2.0!
Huge thanks to everyone who made this possible. The good news is that Nucleares is now fully modular, which means we can start thinking about other reactor models! There are many improvements that didn’t make it into this update but are already in the works. They won’t be as big, and they won’t take as long, so hopefully, we’ll get back to weekly or biweekly updates.
Nucleares isn’t a super-realistic nuclear reactor simulator, nor does it aim to be. There are plenty of those on Roblox, and some are amazing—but none let you suit up in an anti-radiation suit and explore a functioning plant under the watchful eye of a robot with questionable intentions.
That said, I should mention that some of the changes in this version make the game a bit more complex. In previous versions, the steam generator pretty much balanced itself, and a single fuel block with a set of control rods was all you needed. That won’t be the case anymore. So please, take a look at the blog and the manual —it’ll save you a lot of headaches!
We ran a ton of tests and fixed a lot of bugs, but I won’t be surprised if new ones pop up once you start playing. The long-time players know how it goes: no matter how many bugs appear, they’ll all get fixed (sometimes sooner, sometimes later, but fixed nonetheless).
Hope you enjoy it!
Nucleares isn’t a super-realistic nuclear reactor simulator, nor does it aim to be. There are plenty of those on Roblox, and some are amazing—but none let you suit up in an anti-radiation suit and explore a functioning plant under the watchful eye of a robot with questionable intentions.
That said, I should mention that some of the changes in this version make the game a bit more complex. In previous versions, the steam generator pretty much balanced itself, and a single fuel block with a set of control rods was all you needed. That won’t be the case anymore. So please, take a look at the blog and the manual —it’ll save you a lot of headaches!
We ran a ton of tests and fixed a lot of bugs, but I won’t be surprised if new ones pop up once you start playing. The long-time players know how it goes: no matter how many bugs appear, they’ll all get fixed (sometimes sooner, sometimes later, but fixed nonetheless).
Hope you enjoy it!