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How to Make an Atomic Bomb in Your Garden Perks Guide

更新于 2026-06-13

How to Make an Atomic Bomb in Your Garden Perks Guide

What Are Perks and How Do They Work?

Perks are special passive abilities that enhance your character's effectiveness while building your atomic device in How to Make an Atomic Bomb in Your Garden. Each perk provides a unique bonus, such as faster part assembly, reduced suspicion gain, or better haggling at scrap yards. You can equip up to three perks at a time, and they can be swapped freely between missions.

Perks are unlocked by completing specific in-game challenges, reaching certain milestones, or finding hidden schematics in the world. Once unlocked, perks can be upgraded by spending in-game currency earned from successful assembly sessions and side activities.

Perks are essential for progressing through the game's later stages. Without the right combination, you will struggle to avoid detection by neighbors and federal agents.

All Perks List and Effects

Below is the complete list of perks available in the game. Each perk has three ranks: Basic, Advanced, and Master. Higher ranks provide stronger effects.

Steady Hands

Reduces the time required to assemble delicate nuclear components by 15% per rank. Essential for speedruns and high-difficulty runs.

Quiet Neighbor

Decreases the rate at which neighbors become suspicious by 10% per rank. Helps you stay under the radar during outdoor activities.

Scrap Savant

Increases the value of all scrap metal and salvaged parts by 20% per rank. Perfect for earning extra cash at the junkyard.

Silver Tongue

Improves haggling success rate by 15% per rank when purchasing rare parts from black market dealers.

Night Owl

Reduces visibility detection range by 20% per rank during night operations. Critical for sneaking into restricted areas.

Radiation Resistance

Reduces radiation damage taken by 25% per rank. Vital for handling unstable isotopes without dying.

Best Perk Combinations for Different Playstyles

Choosing the right perk loadout depends on your preferred approach to the game. Here are three recommended builds:

Stealth Build

  • Night Owl (Master)
  • Quiet Neighbor (Advanced)
  • Silver Tongue (Basic)

This combination focuses on avoiding detection and securing rare parts through negotiation. Ideal for players who prefer a slow, methodical approach.

Speed Build

  • Steady Hands (Master)
  • Scrap Savant (Advanced)
  • Radiation Resistance (Basic)

Designed for players who want to complete the game quickly. Faster assembly and more income allow you to rush through the tech tree.

Survival Build

  • Radiation Resistance (Master)
  • Steady Hands (Advanced)
  • Night Owl (Basic)

Best for beginners or those playing on harder difficulties. The extra survivability and assembly speed reduce the risk of fatal mistakes.

Some perks have hidden synergies. For example, combining Silver Tongue with Scrap Savant can unlock unique dialogue options with certain NPCs.

How to Unlock All Perks

Perks are unlocked through specific actions in the game. Refer to the table below for unlock conditions:

For more details on game mechanics, check out our mechanics guide. If you're just starting, the beginner guide will help you get oriented.

Perk Upgrade Costs and Strategy

Upgrading a perk from Basic to Advanced costs 500 in-game dollars. The Advanced to Master upgrade costs 1,500 dollars. Since money is limited early on, prioritize upgrades that match your playstyle.

You can respec your perk points for a small fee at the workbench. This allows you to experiment with different builds without starting a new game.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I change perks after starting a mission? No, perks must be selected before you begin an assembly session. Plan your loadout based on the mission objectives.

Are there any hidden perks? Yes, there are two secret perks that can only be found by exploring specific locations. One is located in the abandoned bunker behind the school, and the other requires solving a puzzle in the old warehouse.

Do perks affect the ending? Perks do not directly change the story ending, but they influence how easily you can complete the final assembly. A well-prepared character will have a smoother endgame experience.

For more information on character builds and progression, visit our character builds guide and progression guide.

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