How to Launch Airstrikes and Use Revenge Strike

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Launch a $250K cash airstrike, read shield and cooldown timers, use Revenge Strike after a death, and check Predator Missile requirements.

Open Attack, select a target, choose AIRSTRIKE, then select LAUNCH $250K. Check the target and fee before pressing Strike. After a death, use the AIRSTRIKE or REVENGE button beneath the killer notice to open the Robux purchase for Revenge Strike.

How to Launch Airstrikes and Use Revenge Strike — illustrated cover

Airstrikes in 2 Player Raid Tycoon use a selected player target and a separate launch payment. Revenge Strike appears after another player kills you and uses its own purchase prompt.

Find the Airstrike Uplink and check the cash costs

The red AIRSTRIKE UPLINK purchase pad is on the factory roof near the Helipad and Minigun pads. These are separate cash costs:

Action Cost When it applies
Build Airstrike Uplink $2M cash Rooftop facility purchase
Launch AIRSTRIKE with cash $250K cash Each confirmed cash launch

A Rebirth panel that tracks the Uplink can show NOT YET before ownership and OWNED after it is built. For the route to the roof, see factory floors and roof access; Rebirth requirements explains that panel.

Red $2M Airstrike Uplink purchase pad on the factory roof near the Minigun pad.

Launch a $250K cash airstrike

  1. Open Attack and select the intended player from the target list. Scroll if needed, then check the selected name or portrait.
  2. Choose AIRSTRIKE and select LAUNCH $250K.
  3. Read the confirmation prompt to verify the target and $250K charge. Press Strike to confirm, or No to cancel.
  4. Check for the cash deduction and outgoing airstrike notification. If a target-down notification appears, it confirms the hit.

Before another launch, check the selected target’s shield status and the launch control. The rooftop terminal can also show a separate READY IN timer.

Airstrike confirmation showing the selected target, $250K fee, and Strike and No buttons.
Confirm a $250K airstrike and read the launch result▶ Watch demonstration

Read Robux prices, shields, and cooldowns

Displayed Robux offers depend on the interface and Plus status. Use the price shown in the purchase prompt for the option you select.

Display Amount or timer What it means
AIRSTRIKE menu with an 8-Robux launch option 8 Robux Separate from the $250K cash launch
LAUNCH NOW with Plus active 16 Robux Price shown for that Plus offer
AIRSTRIKE target menu with no target selected 19 Robux Displayed launch offer; select a target before launching
Rooftop terminal showing READY IN 52 seconds remaining Example remaining cooldown, not the full cooldown length
Target showing SHIELD after a launch 3:00 remaining Example target protection timer

SHIELD can replace a target button and gray out the cash launch control. READY IN refers to the terminal’s launch timer; read both when a launch is blocked. Do not assume a lit Robux button beside a shielded target bypasses the shield. If a purchase seems to have had no effect, check available uses, the launch control, and the outgoing notification before treating the strike as launched.

Attack menu showing shield countdowns, a grayed cash control, and a 16 Robux launch option.

Buy Revenge Strike after a death

  1. While YOU WERE KILLED BY is visible, select the AIRSTRIKE plane button beneath it. Some death screens instead show a red REVENGE button.
  2. In the Revenge Strike purchase dialog, check the Robux price and press Buy. A dialog can show 19 Robux, or 16 Robux with Saving 3 with Plus and 19 crossed out.
  3. Look for the outgoing airstrike notification. If the target leaves, the revenge strike is saved instead of wasted.

The decreasing number beside a death-screen AIRSTRIKE, MISSILE, or BOMBER button is an entry countdown, not its Robux price or a strike quantity. Use AIRSTRIKE for the Revenge Strike steps above; the other buttons are separate options. If Roblox offers a Robux package during checkout, its dollar amount is the package price, not the Revenge Strike item price.

Revenge Strike purchase dialog with the Plus discounted price above the death-screen AIRSTRIKE button.
Open and buy Revenge Strike after a death▶ Watch demonstration

Check Predator Missile and other Attack options

For Predator Missile, select the target in Attack first, then choose the missile. Its cash launch control displays Rebirth and Nuclear Silo requirements. A built Supercomputer has a missile control panel in its workstation, but that panel can still say REQUIRES NUCLEAR SILO. Its LAUNCH NOW control shows a currency icon beside 30; check the displayed purchase terms before paying. Missile hits produce hitmarkers. See factory upgrades for the Supercomputer purchase.

The Attack menu also lists B-2 CARPET BOMB, identified by a flying-wing icon, and EMP, identified by a dark device icon. Either can display a lock marker. The death-screen BOMBER button is a separate entry; its label alone does not identify it as the B-2 menu option.

Predator Missile control panel at the Supercomputer showing REQUIRES NUCLEAR SILO.

Respond to an incoming airstrike

An INCOMING warning identifies the attacker and tells you to RUN. Move away when it appears; being inside the factory does not guarantee protection. For nearby combat and base protection choices, see combat tips and base defenses.

Incoming airstrike warning with the attacker’s name and RUN message.

Does the $2M Airstrike Uplink purchase pay for an airstrike?

No. The $2M is the rooftop facility’s construction cost. A confirmed cash AIRSTRIKE launch costs $250K.

What happens to Revenge Strike if the target leaves?

The revenge strike is saved instead of wasted.