Engage in intense nuclear strategy, from 1v1 ICBM duels to full-scale global warfare. Build nations, manage economies, and wage war with a vast arsenal of devastating weapons in a dynamic, living world.
1.6.0
October 17, 2026
NEW: A REAL MAC VERSION On a Mac, M.A.D. opens in a window of its own, resizable and full screen, with a computer's settings: smoother and shaped to your screen. The Full Arsenal bought on iPhone or iPad comes with you. PLAY A NATION, IN FULL - Build everything the AI builds: depot, headquarters, port, shipyard, oil platform, fish farm, small farm. - Lay your own railway from your towns, as the nations lay theirs. - Work the wild land just past the border and found colonies across the sea. - Diplomacy from a nation's card: peace on the score's terms, a crisis defused, pacts, disarmament accords. - The building follows the cursor as a green or red hologram, the wheel turns it; its card tells what the next level brings. - The buttons' costs are clear: a line a resource, its colour and its name. BRIDGES AND VIADUCTS Rail lines cross the ravines on viaducts, stone in the industrial age and concrete after, built bay by bay, chosen against earthworks and the way round by their price. A strike brings bays down, the mending raises them again. RAIL AT THE BORDERS Each stretch belongs to the nation whose land it crosses, nations that agree run on each other's track, two neighbours can lay a joint line where each pays its part, a stretch linked to nothing is taken up. No more doubled lines side by side. AFTER THE BOMBS A crater takes the railway and the streets with it, the roads go round it at once: no more trains or lorries under a crater's water. Small pockets of land left far from any town are given up. AND ALSO - Adjustable view distance (60, 100 or 150 km): the big maps no longer stop short at the horizon. - A loading bar at start. - The pause menu redone like the main menu, the resources map's legend, nation names easier to read, borders without bright patches.
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Full Arsenal
The nine wildest weapons, for good.
Doomsday: M.A.D. is a nuclear strategy game that features 1v1 ICBM duels, full-scale global wars from DEFCON 5 to DEFCON 1, and a living world where AI nations develop, trade, and wage war independently.
Yes, Doomsday: M.A.D. can be played offline, offering a full strategic experience without the need for an internet connection.
The game features an extensive arsenal of 16 weapons, including tactical salvo, cluster munitions, napalm, thermobaric, hypersonic glider, ICBM, MIRV, bunker buster, neutron bomb, EMP, Tsar Bomba, tungsten rod, orbital beam, antimatter, black hole, and tectonic quake.
Nations manage resources like farms, mines, and factories. Owning the production chain halves weapon costs, while losing it doubles them. Logistics are simulated with trucks, railways, and shipping, where disruptions can lead to lost goods.
Doomsday: M.A.D. has an age rating of 12+, making it suitable for teenagers and older players.
Doomsday: M.A.D. is available on Mac, iPhone, and iPad, allowing for cross-platform strategic warfare.
The base game is free to download and play. Additional powerful weapons like the neutron bomb, Tsar Bomba, and antimatter are available as a one-time purchase called the Full Arsenal.
The latest version, 1.6.0, was released on October 17, 2026, indicating a recent update. The game was initially released on October 5, 2026.
