In Bunker: Eternal War, a relentless conflict rages on a devastated planet between two factions. Orbiosis relies on hordes of inexpensive units pouring out of factories faster than they can be defeated. Andros, on the other hand, relies on heavy armor, tracks, and flamethrowers. The vast planet is dotted with numerous bunkers.
You don't control individual fighters; instead, you manage which factories are active, where resources are allocated, and when to send reinforcements or launch an all-out assault. The swarm overwhelms the heavy units, the heavy units crush the gunners, and the gunners decimate the swarm—the enemy composition is always visible, and there's always a counterstrategy.
Your adversary isn't just a random algorithm; it's a real player's setup taken from the leaderboard, featuring the same factories, upgrades, and faction choice. Victory unlocks new sectors: ruins, deserts, arctics, megacities, and even the Moon.
Each match lasts just four to five minutes, perfect for a quick break.
How to play
Sliding changes the camera view from your bunker to the enemy's; three buttons at the top allow you to switch instantly.
At the bottom, you'll find the workshops. Tapping on one lets you recruit a fighter for coins, «Auto» sets the workshop to continuous production, and «Lv.» increases its level and speeds up the process. Coins are earned automatically and additionally for damaging the enemy bunker.
«Hold» keeps reinforcements near your base, letting your forces grow while the battle rages. A second tap sends the accumulated troops into the attack — the more you've gathered, the stronger the impact and the longer the assault lasts.
The «Titan» bar fills up on its own. Once full, you can call him in: the giant will turn the tide of battle, but he can't win it alone and stays on the field for 26 seconds.