Last Tested: August 2026 | 3 working scripts | all keyless
War Machines hands you a flying armored suit and an open map to use it on. You take off, boost, go supersonic, and shoot bandits out of the camps below. Everything you unlock after that is bought with in-game money, from new suits to new abilities. So the grind here is a money grind, and that is exactly what scripts get used for.
Three scripts below load into this exact game, checked against its own place number rather than its name. All three need no key at all. All three are plain readable text as well, which almost never happens, so nothing here is a locked box you have to trust blindly. Three more that turn up everywhere are further down, along with the reason each one is a waste of your time.
War Machines Script (Keyless, Auto Cash):
Script 1 KEYLESSAUTO FARM CASH
No KeyAuto CashPlain TextOn Off Toggle
loadstring(game:HttpGet("https://pastebin.com/raw/uaPEXGNH"))()
Select all the text above, copy it, then paste it into your executor.
The most used script for this game, and it is plain readable text, so we could check every line of it. It lifts you high above the map, holds down the fly and boost keys, then walks you up and down on a loop. This game pays you every second you spend flying fast, which is the whole trick. It also watches how hot your suit is getting and parks you for a cooldown when it maxes out. Run the line a second time to switch it off and come back down.
War Machines Script (Keyless, Fights Bandits):
Script 2 KEYLESSAUTO FARM BOTS
No KeyFights BanditsSmall MenuPlain Text
loadstring(game:HttpGet("https://pastefy.app/s8yACG5S/raw"))()
Select all the text above, copy it, then paste it into your executor.
A small draggable box with one button in it. Instead of flying for money this one goes after the bandits, and it picks its targets in a set order: Snipers first, then Elites, then plain Bandits. It hops behind whichever one it picked and fires. Also plain readable text, and small enough to read in a minute.
War Machines Script (Keyless, Aim Help):
Script 3 KEYLESSSILENT AIM
No KeyAim HelpNewestBots Only Option
loadstring(game:HttpGet("https://pastefy.app/tmm9mCAK/raw"))()
Select all the text above, copy it, then paste it into your executor.
The newest of the three and the one built specifically for this game. It hooks straight into the game’s own shooting code, and it looks through the mission areas for bandits. Its very first line lets you choose Bot, Player or Both. Set it to Bot. That way it helps you against the enemies the game spawns and leaves real people out of it.
Three We Left Off, and Why
Plenty of results turn up for this game that are not worth pasting anywhere. Three of them come up again and again, and the first one is the reason this page exists at all.
The popular one that is a broken box around another one. There is a second script for this game that gets copied onto site after site. Open it up and it is ten lines long. The first of those lines fetches the menu it needs from an address that has been deleted, so the script stops right there and the button never appears.
Here is the good part. The thing sitting behind that button is the same code as Script 1 at the top of this page, character for character. So it was never a second script at all. It was the first one in a wrapper that broke, and you can skip the wrapper.
The one with no script in it. Another popular result is a code page with a long feature list, a download button and no script file anywhere on it. The button sends you off the site to install something instead. There is an easy tell on that one too. Its description talks about tanks and helicopters, and this game has neither. It is flying suits. When the write-up does not match the game, nothing under it is going to load.
The big menu that stopped in 2023. The last one is part of a large pack covering more than ninety games, with a file named after this one. That file was put up in August 2023 and the whole pack has not been touched since November of that year. This game got an update the day this page went up. Nearly three years of changes against zero updates on the script is not a fight the script wins.
What a Script Can and Cannot Get You
Money is the honest answer, and money is most of this game. Flying fast pays you between 7 and 25 dollars a second depending on how hard you are pushing it, and every bandit you drop is another 100. A script that never gets tired is very good at both of those.
That money reaches a long way. Suit boxes are bought with it, and so are the three best suits in the game outright, at 900,000 for the Mk Cupid, 1,800,000 for the Portalmancer and 3,000,000 for the Infinity suit.
What it will not get you is the three suits attached to gamepasses. Collector, VIP and Thor are tied to your Roblox account, so no amount of in-game money touches them.
One thing worth knowing whether you script or not. Every bandit pays the same 100 when it goes down, but they are not equally tough. A Sniper has 60 health and an Elite has 165, nearly three times as much, and the payout does not change. That is why the bandit script shoots Snipers first. It is also why its second choice, the Elite, is the worst pick on the board.
Every suit, every bandit and every camp payout is laid out on our War Machines wiki page.
How to Use a War Machines Script
1Get an executor first. That is the program that runs the script. Our Roblox executor guide covers the safe ones.
2Log in on an alt account. An alt is a spare account you do not mind losing, because scripts break the Roblox rules.
3Join the game and wait until your suit has actually spawned in, not while the loading screen is still up.
4Copy the whole line from the box above. Do not leave the closing brackets behind.
5Paste it into your executor and press Execute or Inject.
6For the first script, run the same line again when you want it to stop and bring you down.
7Rejoin and run it again if nothing happens. Injecting too early is the usual reason.
Start somewhere quiet rather than in the middle of a busy camp. If the flying one stops paying out, the bandit one works on a completely different part of the game, so it is worth keeping both around.
About War Machines
War Machines is made by REDD’s Wastelands, a verified Roblox group with over 649,000 members. The group page credits two developers by name. It opened in March 2023 and has passed 438 million visits, with about 1,900 players inside it at any moment. Servers hold eighteen.
The game is open about what it is copying. Its own description says it is inspired by, but not connected to, Marvel’s Iron Man and the Avengers. You can see that in the suit list, which includes Thor, Loki, War Machine and an Infinity suit with a snap attack. Around 90 out of every 100 votes on it are likes.
Scripts break the Roblox Terms of Service, so use an alt account if you run one at all. An alt is a spare account you would not mind losing. One extra thing to think about in this game: there is a rogue mode that turns on fighting between players, and it is off by default. Leaving it off means a farming script cannot drag anyone else into your grind. A real script is text you paste into an executor. It is never a program you install.
Scam warning: Scripts break the Roblox Terms of Service, so use an alt account if you run them at all. Never download a separate program to get a “War Machines” script, and never hand over your Roblox login. Ignore anything asking you to pay or to run a file. Nothing on this page needs any of that.
MORE FOR THIS GAME
Looking for codes? Our War Machines Codes page explains what this game gives out instead, because it has never had a code box.
New to it? Read the War Machines Wiki for every suit, every bandit and what each camp pays.
Need an executor? See our Roblox Executor guide.