Bunker vs Verity does not have a reliable public, creator-owned control manual yet. Current PC walkthroughs repeatedly show 2 for the digging tool, P for the blocks menu, 3 for build items such as turrets, and E for nearby interaction prompts. Treat those as community-reported PC observations, not universal bindings. On mobile and console, use the action labels shown by your current Roblox client rather than translating a keyboard key by guesswork.
Observed action map
2P3E prompt1Standard movement, camera, jump, and Roblox menu inputs come from the Roblox client, but the experience-specific actions above can be remapped or moved by an update. The label next to the action in your live session always outranks this table.
Learn controls in preparation, not during a breach
Use a fresh plot or the lull before a raid as a practice area. Test movement around the hatch, enter and leave the underground room, switch to the digging tool, open and close each build menu, rotate one placement preview, cancel it, and interact with a nearby shop or door. You want to know how to back out before a placement locks your movement.
Next, equip both gun slots and confirm how each fires, aims, reloads, and swaps. Current guides report that the two-gun loadout locks after a raid starts. Even if the exact hotbar numbers change, the safe workflow remains the same: fill both slots, fire each once if the preparation area allows it, then start.
Finally, locate the raid controls without activating them. Read the selected start wave, speed option, End Raid button, and any reward-claim choices. Do not click a paid multiplier or a skip button just because it sits next to the normal action. A clean first run uses the ordinary start and ordinary claim path.
PC control workflow
On PC, press the observed dig key only after positioning the camera so you can see the block being removed. Digging straight down without checking the return route can create a cramped shaft. Expand a walkable room and keep the hatch path obvious.
Open the block menu and select a piece you currently own. Move the preview to the entrance and look for the game’s valid-placement feedback. Place one structural piece, then cancel or deselect before trying to walk. Open the build menu separately for turrets; blocks and automated defenses are different inventories in current recordings.
When an E prompt appears, read its object label. The same key may open a shop, operate the hatch, claim a board reward, or enter another nearby interaction. Step closer and center the camera if the wrong prompt wins focus. If two objects overlap, approach from a different angle instead of rapidly pressing the key.
Mobile controls without invented button positions
Mobile Roblox experiences normally expose movement and camera touch controls plus context-sensitive action buttons, but no current source reliably documents Bunker vs Verity’s full mobile layout. Do not rely on a keyboard diagram. Look for a digging tool or hotbar item, a blocks or build button, and a context prompt when facing a shop, hatch, or reward board.
Before starting a raid, resize or reposition only through supported Roblox or experience settings. Test whether a long press rotates a placement, whether a tap confirms, and where cancel appears. Keep the camera far enough back to see the wall edge and turret direction. If a button is hidden behind chat, player list, or device cutout, close overlays and rotate the device only if Roblox preserves the interface correctly.
Use deliberate taps around paid shop tiles. Mobile screens put more actions close together, and current shop menus include Robux purchases alongside coin items. Read the currency icon and confirmation dialog before accepting.
Console controls and prompt-first play
No directly relevant current source establishes the exact Xbox or PlayStation button map for this experience. Use the controller glyph displayed beside each interaction and the selected hotbar slot. If the prompt changes when you switch input devices, follow the new glyph rather than an article that assumes a common Roblox layout.
Practice selection, placement rotation, cancel, weapon swap, reload, and interaction before the raid. Lower camera sensitivity through supported settings if turret placement jumps past the intended lane. If a menu traps focus, use the shown back action instead of opening the Roblox system menu repeatedly.
Troubleshoot an action that does nothing
First check phase restrictions. Community walkthroughs say building and loadout changes lock during active raids. If a menu worked in preparation and stops during combat, finish or end the raid through the live UI before assuming the key broke.
Second check ownership and inventory. A placement can fail because the item count is zero, the piece is locked behind progression, the surface is invalid, or a build limit has been reached. Read the feedback near the cursor or item card. Changing keys will not fix an unavailable object.
Third check focus. Chat, a shop, the Roblox menu, or another prompt may be consuming input. Close overlays, move away from crowded interactables, and try on an empty patch. Rejoin only after preserving any run result you want to keep.
Controls FAQ
What key digs on PC?
Current PC recordings show 2 used to dig. This is not a creator-published permanent binding, so confirm the hotbar and tutorial label after updates.
What opens the blocks menu?
Current walkthroughs report P for blocks and 3 for build items such as turrets. The menus have different jobs, so check both before starting.
What are the mobile and console buttons?
Use the current on-screen touch label or controller glyph. Exact platform mappings have not been verified well enough to publish without guessing.
Why can I not build during a raid?
Current guides report that construction locks during active waves. Prepare, place, and repair in the allowed window, then start the next raid only after the shell is ready.
Sources checked
All experience-specific bindings on this page are community reported or corroborated. Mobile and console mappings still require direct in-game testing.