Last Bunker: 1945

Name: Last Bunker: 1945
Rating: 4.4 (386 reviews)
Author: Taihe Interactive

By: Taihe Interactive App

Rogue TD

Overview

Version:

5.8.0

Last updated: 2026-07-08

Ranking

#90,423 ▼ 388

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Last Bunker: 1945 is a tense WW II rogue tower defense game. Build and upgrade a variety of turrets to hold back waves of enemies and defend humanity's last bunker.

Fight across multiple fronts—from Africa to the Pacific and both Western and Eastern fronts. Rely on randomly dropped upgrades and smart turret placement to adapt to different enemy types and prove your Ace commander skills.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Games Entertainment

By:

Taihe Interactive

Rating:

4.40

(386)

Version:

5.8.0 Last updated: 2026-07-08

Version code:

887729245

Creation date:

2024-08-15

Compatible devices:

Size:

375.45MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-16

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 90,423 ▼ 388

Other platforms

Last Bunker: 1945 (v5.8.0)

414,434 4.22

(9,930)

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Developed by:

Taihe Interactive

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/last-bunker-1945/id6504678733

Website:

https://lastbunker.newtypegames.com/

User Reviews

Overall, players find Last Bunker: 1945 fun, engaging, and a solid time-killer with a unique early-D-Day vibe. However, several recurring issues dampen the experience: weapon upgrades feel grindy and progression is slow; currency constraints hinder leveling up; and there’s a need for clearer guidance on game systems. Despite these concerns, many players still enjoy the game and return for more play sessions.

Pros

Fun, engaging, and addictive gameplay
Casual, easy-to-pick-up experience that's good as a time-killer for multitasking
Distinct early-D-Day era shooter setting
Not requiring payment to progress (noted by some players)

Cons

Slower, grinding weapon upgrades and progression that don't always keep pace with advancement
In-game currency constraints make leveling up feel difficult
Lack of clear guidance and information about game mechanics (e.g., combining/ forging)