Hiroshima Bombing Role Play

Hiroshima Bombing {Role Play} is a military game on Roblox created by flashman1224. It is a game designed to recreate the Little Boy bombing on Hiroshima, Japan on August 6, 1945, being executed by the United States during World War II after the Pearl Harbor bombing. The game is an accurate recreation of the events, depicting a small Japanese residence across the ocean and away from a plane runway with the weaponized plane ready for takeoff. Players on the plane's side must pilot the plane to the Japanese residence and detonate the bomb on any surface to destroy the buildings and create a large explosion. = Redeeming qualities = = Why it didn't get popular =
 * The plane can be adjusted to any speed through the small menu at the top when boarding the plane, allowing for any level of impact on the Japanese island.
 * The bomb wipes away all buildings of the Japanese island regardless of where it was detonated.
 * The bomb explosion is detailed very well, creating different-colored layers of the explosion and a mushroom cloud above.
 * While the plane is only meant to seat 2 players, it can hold many more players at a time as it flies.
 * While being an indirect cause of free models with lack of touch-ups, the destructible roofs allow for something to do for players on the Japanese island as they wait for their demise.
 * The game is purely comprised of free models with simple functions and a lack of additions.
 * The explosions are heavily detailed and will lag most players upon impact of the bomb.
 * After the explosions, the buildings and plane will not regenerate and players must join a new server to restart the process.
 * The plane is hard to control and will instantly explode if the bomb makes physical contact with any surface, including the plane runway.
 * The Japanese buildings are not anchored properly, and portions of the roof can be knocked off and onto the floor.
 * The creator of the game is now terminated and cannot make any updates to the game, though it is still functioning as intended.