My Bunker tier lists

This hub is the ranking map for My Bunker on Roblox. Yeet Pizza Productions shipped the tycoon on 4 August 2025. The loop is crates, bunkers, guards, and offline cash on six-player servers. Ranks here are for that loop, not for a PvP roster and not for Piriyo’s Build a Bunker nuke-survival game.

Use three lists, in this order. Open the bunker tier list when you already own models and need to know which pad to keep. Open the crate tier list when you still have cash on the conveyor and must pick a box. Open the mutation tier list when a Rainy roll or an index icon changes the same bunker’s payout. Jumping between those pages without a rule set is how plots fill with pretty Nature shells that print almost nothing.

Ranking rules we actually use

Every rank on this wiki answers three questions. First, what cash per second does the placed bunker print in a normal session? Second, is the model a fuse ingredient that is worth more in the machine than on a pad? Third, can a free player actually see the crate that drops it, or is the thumbnail advertising a $999,999 per second fantasy?

Those promotional $999,999/s figures are marketing art. They are not measured plot readings. Gameplay footage and index labels are the sources we trust. When a number is a single session reading, the child page says so. When we have no reading, we leave the cell empty instead of inventing a table.

Fuse value can outrank raw cash. A Space bunker that looks mid on the pad can still be S-adjacent if it is the documented path into Black Hole. A Lockdown bunker that prints a solid $200/s in mid-game footage is also the ingredient players combine with a rogue robot toward Lockdown Ultimate. Selling or overwriting those pieces because a thumbnail looked louder is the most expensive mistake in the current meta.

Availability is the third axis. A Steampunk that a rich crate can actually spit out beats a fantasy ultimate you cannot roll. OP crates from the developer devlogs exist specifically to raise mythic odds. Armored crates sit at the expensive end of the conveyor. Starter boxes exist to get a first pad down, not to finish a plot.

How the three lists fit together

Bunkers are the product. The current named set we track is Lockdown, Prison, Nature, Space, Black Hole, Steampunk, Electric, Graveyard, Vault, and Lockdown Ultimate. Electric arrived in the Day 11 short as a comment-requested model with visible current running through the shell. Vault appears in sessions as a bank-style pad, including a golden bank vault reading. Graveyard shows up from medieval-style crates. Nature is the early replacement target.

Crates are the purchase. Conveyor starters, medieval boxes, Tesla boxes, rich boxes, island boxes, armored boxes, and the OP crates called out in Day 6 are the ones we can name from footage and devlogs. We do not publish fake drop percentages. We rank spend order: spawn-rate upgrades and extra crate slots still beat vanity shells, which is why the beginner guide and this hub should be read together.

Mutations sit on top of a bunker, not beside it. Rainy is the confirmed named mutation. The index uses a different icon depending on which mutation landed. Artifacts, which the same index tracks, push money multiplier, offline rewards, and offline time. A Rainy Prison is not a new bunker name; it is Prison with a weather overlay that sessions treat as a large upgrade.

How to read a rank without tilting

S means keep, fuse, or buy the crate that can roll it. A means strong cash or a required fuse piece. B means fine on a pad until something better lands. C means early or situational. D means replace as soon as a higher pad exists. F on this wiki is reserved for marketing screenshots and for unplaced clutter that blocks a better model — not for calling a real bunker worthless.

Guards multiply whatever you parked. A peasant on Nature and a better guard on Steampunk are not the same income. Rank the bunker first, then assign the strongest guard you own. Six players share a server, so a naked high-tier pad next to a busy plot is a theft problem, not a tier-list problem. The players hub covers group roles and server social rules. This hub only ranks objects.

Offline cash inherits the same ranking. A bunker that prints while you are logged out is only as good as the model, the mutation, and the artifacts that extend the timer. If you only play in short bursts, fuse pieces that unlock Black Hole or Lockdown Ultimate still matter more than a pretty Graveyard you never guarded.

What this hub will not do

It will not invent codes. There are still no confirmed redeem codes; the codes hub stays empty on purpose. It will not link a Trello, because none is published. It will not pretend an official Discord exists; players asked for one on YouTube and the group has not posted a public invite we can verify. Patch context lives on the updates hub, including the QOL update that hides side-screen clutter so you can actually see index icons.

It will not mix this game with nuke-survival tycoons. My Bunker is a My Market-style plot: buy a crate, place a bunker, hire a guard, collect cash. If a thumbnail shows a $999,999/s Lockdown Ultimate with fireworks, treat it as an ad until your own index agrees.

When Electric, shop prices, or a new mutation land in a later patch, we update the child lists first and then this hub. Until then, spend on crate slots, keep fuse ingredients, and let Rainy ride on the best Prison or Lockdown you own.