The Nuke does not appear in other games, but a nuclear weapon is mentioned in Turok.

Its 'bolt' design appears to have been re-used for the Emaciator in Turok: Rage Wars.

Just as the PSG in Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion is the spiritual successor to the Nuke.

This weapon is the spiritual successor to the Chronoscepter from Turok: Dinosaur Hunter.

Weapon Part: Grants one piece of the Nuke weapon.

The player has ample time to charge the weapon before the drones are release, and the Nuke will clear them out easily, giving the player time to scout for ammo and health before the next phase of the boss fight.

Since the weapon is obtained so late in the game, and it will not work on the Primagen himself, the best time to use it is when the Primagen summons his drones. Shortly after, the flames will cease, and the victims' bodies will explode. Any enemy within its blast radius will be stopped in their tracks, and their bodies will begin to fade to black and be engulfed in flames. Once fired, the weapon shoots a light blue beam of nuclear fission which begins to flash and condense before finally exploding in a light blue shockwave. The player will know when to release the charge once the sound reaches its highest frequency. The Nuke's bolts will begin to tighten, rotate faster, and emit a whirring sound. The weapon must be charged before it is be ready to fire. By the time this weapon is obtained very late in the game, the only bosses you encountered while having this weapon are Mother, if the player manages to acquire all six pieces before fighting her, and Primagen. Unlike the Chronoscepter, this weapon does not harm bosses, with the sole exception of The Blind One. Once all pieces have been obtained, the weapon can be used. Inside, the player will find a nondescript piece of the Nuke and a portal leading back to the main level. Once all Flesh Eaters have been defeated, a door will open revealing a corridor. Inside these portals, the player is warped to dark, ominous facilities where they must fight the Flesh Eaters in order to exit the portal. They are hidden within the Flesh Portals or Fake Talisman Chambers. Unlike the Chronoscepter, however, the pieces are not hidden in out of the way areas of the levels themselves. The weapon is divided into six pieces, with one piece in each level, much like the Chronoscepter. The Nuke is the most powerful weapon in Seeds of Evil, and as such, the weapon can be obtained only near the end of the game.

These bolts generate a blue light that darts back and forth, possibly being electromagnetic pulses that keep the nuclear fission from detonating early. It appears to be made of a strange black/purple colored metal and has six arch-like bolts that constantly rotate. The Nuke is as a large, futuristic weapon.

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