Anymaker bunkers are the sprawling underground military and research complexes that sit beneath the open world. The Anymaker bunker walkthrough stays focused on what each completion does to the surrounding world: room-by-room walkthroughs, named bunker counts, and exact loot tables are not part of the published materials, but the loot tier ladder and the unlocks per completion are well documented and form the core of the bunker experience.
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What this Anymaker bunker walkthrough covers
Bunkers are both lore locations and loot locations. Their stated purpose is to explain the events and mistakes that led to the disaster, and the bunker layout mixes military and research themes. Two named variants appear in the materials: government bunkers and research bunkers. Each variant spawns thematic loot — gear matching the bunker type — and the entrance can be found via the direction finder described in the Anymaker map guide.
Loot tier 1 to 3 escalation
| Tier | Trigger | Effect on the world |
|---|---|---|
Tier 1 | Starter world state. | A sling and other basic loot. Wildlife, undead, hostile NPC survivors, and remaining military forces are the standard enemies. |
Tier 2 | After first bunker completions. | Better firearms, more useful attachments, denser patrols, and tougher undead. |
Tier 3 | After harder bunker completions. | The strongest firearms, top-tier attachments, the toughest variants of undead and military forces, and the densest concentrations. |
Anymaker bunker walkthrough unlocks per completion
Each completion of a bunker unlocks more advanced parts, items, weapons, and enemies. Parts unlocked here feed back into the Anymaker vehicle building guide, the Anymaker engine wiring guide, and the Anymaker weapons and ammo guide — better parts mean better chassis rigs, better engines, and better firearms. Items include armor, clothing, food caches, and building materials that support longer Survival runs. Enemies unlocked here are also stronger, which is why having a fortified base and a working vehicle matters more at higher tiers.