How to Unlock Weapons in Bunker vs Verity

Weapons in Bunker vs Verity are bought with coins from the shop's gun section, and the full route is shown on camera: earn coins from waves and bosses, make sure no raid is running, open the gun list, pick a weapon and pay. That is how the carbine and the SMG demonstrably get acquired. The Minigun gamepass and the Lord and God Verity Robux packs also exist as store listings, but nothing shows them being purchased or equipped, so this guide covers what the footage verifies and labels the rest.

What counts as a weapon here

The game splits "weapons" into two different menus, and the distinction matters before you shop:

• Held guns are aimed and fired by you. A fresh run starts you with a rifle — "Just use your weapon. You have rifle." — and one run starts with a machine gun. Extra guns come from the gun shop for coins.
• Turrets are placed on your base and fire by themselves — "a weapon to shoot for you," as one player puts it. They have HP values, come from a separate turret list or the build menu (press 3), and keep shooting while you hide: "it's working automatically." Turret tiers differ too — red turrets have simple range and damage, green ones have very good range and damage.

One listing stays unclassified: the Minigun gamepass never shows whether it grants a held gun or a turret. For the placed, automated side of the arsenal, see the turrets guide.

Weapons the footage actually shows

Names below are as the videos' auto-captions spell them (e.g. "carbinra" for carbine), so exact in-game spellings may differ. The list is not exhaustive — it is everything the available gameplay demonstrates.

How to buy a gun with coins

Three independent runs follow the same order:

1. Earn coins from waves and bosses. With every Verity that you kill, you get money, and the wave-10 boss dropped a 5,000-coin reward — about 8,000 coins banked that round. The coins guide and the waves guide cover the farming loop.
2. End any active raid first. The SMG demonstration is explicit: you can't get it "whenever the raid is going on," so the player ends the raid and then buys. The carbine purchase likewise happens after that run was surrendered at wave 10. Whether this restriction applies to every shop gun or only the SMG shown is not demonstrated — but shopping while no raid is running is the order the footage supports.
3. Open the shop's gun section. It is a separate list from the turret list, with its own items.
4. Pick the weapon and pay. Your coin balance gates the purchase: one player simply couldn't afford a 700-coin gun and sold items instead.
5. Confirm what you got. Success looks like the carbine replacing the starting machine gun; the SMG buyer carried his gun straight into the next raid, then kept earning coins. Only the carbine's swap is shown, so how other bought guns are equipped or switched is unknown.

Store-only weapons: what's verified and what isn't

Two weapon sources sit outside the coin route, and both stop at the storefront:

• Minigun gamepass. The gamepass table lists it at R$ 0 with no revenue history, while the same page reports 6 total gamepasses with only 4 for sale — so whether the Minigun is currently purchasable is unclear. No video shows buying, equipping or using it.
• Lord and God Verity packs. A pack video advertises them at a limited 300 or 150 Robux, giftable in either direction, plus a Lord pack at 1,200 Robux with a 75% discount mentioned. The exact contents and what happens in-game after buying or receiving one are not demonstrated.

These are point-in-time store prices; sale status and discounts can change at any time.

Before you spend

Follow the coin route for anything visible in the gun shop, and treat the Minigun and pack listings as unverified until you can see them in your own store menu. If an update changes prices, names or the raid rule, recheck in-game — the footage above reflects how the shops worked when those videos were recorded.