Unofficial field reference

TwisterX Wiki

A player-first reference for TwisterX: every vehicle, town, tornado type, probe, and badge, with official facts separated from community-documented detail and each table dated. Sources checked 2026-10-08.

Sources checked 2026-10-08Alpha 0.15.1 reference

Quick answer

The game at a glance

TwisterX is an Alpha semi-sandbox tornado simulation by TwisterX Official Community (main developer Fluzerify, Co-Owner Kyoto per the official badge). A thermodynamics system spawns tornadoes across an officially described eight-town world; you read them with two radar products — reflectivity for precipitation and structure, velocity for motion — and act with a mostly-free vehicle roster: civilians for scouting, TIVs and Dominators for deployment, DOW and RAXPOL trucks for paid radar scanning, probes at $1,000 for storm data. The community wiki fills in what the developers document nowhere: six tornado types with wind bands, twelve mapped places, the probe catalog, and the price ladder from $10 (Suba TIV) to $10,000,000 (Lancer 2015).

Core systems

Wiki topic pages

Each page answers one lookup and names the source behind every number.

Intercept · radar · support

Vehicles

The full roster from free civilians to the Lancer 2015, with reported prices, thresholds, deploy mechanics, and evidence notes.

Eight-town world

Map & towns

The officially confirmed eight-town scope, the community-mapped 12 places, and the facilities (NWS office, RUSH HQ, two named radars) that anchor chase routes.

Six documented types

Tornadoes

Stovepipe, cone, wedge, multi-vortex, nocturnal, and the removed satellite — with wind ranges, thermodynamics, and the radar method for reading them.

9 enabled badges

Badges

All nine official Roblox badges with descriptions, creation dates, and award counts — from 3.86 million welcome badges to 13 Meet Kyoto! holders.

Probes · unlocks

Items & rewards

The eight-probe catalog at $1,000 each, the unlock chains they feed, and the rewards the game documents — no code system included.

Loadouts · storm entities

Builds & entities

Interceptor builds around deployed-vs-undeployed thresholds, radar-truck scanning builds, and the entities that share the world with you.

Systems overview

Maps & systems

How the sim's systems connect: thermodynamics, the two radar products, sirens and shelters, day-night cycles, and the Lite mode that keeps it all running.

Owner & credits

Team

Fluzerify (main developer), Kyoto (Co-Owner per the official badge), and the publisher group behind the game.

Sample the data

The six documented tornado types

From the community wiki's tornado-types page, checked 2026-10-08. The full table with notes lives on the tornado page.

Type	Rarity	Documented winds
Stovepipe	Common	about 130 to 200+ MPH
Cone	Common	about 80 to 170+ MPH
Wedge	Uncommon	about 120 to 200+ MPH
Multi-vortex	Wedge sub-type	about 130 to 230+ MPH
Nocturnal	Night spawn	EF1 cone up to EF5 wedge
Satellite	Removed in 0.14	EF0/EF1 strength

Need a vehicle decision?

Open the vehicle reference for the roster with evidence notes, then use the chase planner to filter by role, budget band, radar, and deployment needs.

Open chase planner

Need a task, not a lookup?

The guides hub routes by problem: first chase, radar reading, money farming, the progression ladder, probes, and performance.

Browse the guides

FAQ

Wiki questions

What is TwisterX?

A semi-sandbox tornado game on Roblox by TwisterX Official Community, mainly developed by Fluzerify. Players chase thermodynamics-driven tornadoes across an eight-town world in mostly free vehicles, reading reflectivity and velocity radar, deploying interceptors, scanning for income in radar trucks, and dropping probes. It is an open Alpha — the description says to expect unfinished features — with over 18.1 million visits.

How many tornado types are there?

The community wiki documents six: stovepipe, cone, wedge, multi-vortex (a wedge sub-type), nocturnal, and satellite — the last removed in update 0.14, which is why its badge shows zero awards. Wind ranges run from about 80 MPH cones to 230+ MPH multi-vortex events.

How many towns does the map have?

The official description says eight; the community wiki's map page names 12 places. The counts likely use different rules for what qualifies as a town, so both appear here with their sources.

Where does the data on this wiki come from?

Official facts (version, description, badges, player counts) come from the Roblox games and badges APIs; community-documented facts (prices, thresholds, tornado types, probe specs, town names) come from the Fandom wiki — every table names its source and checked date, registered on the sources page.

Related routes

Continue with a focused page

Use these related routes to keep the player path connected without treating navigation as evidence.