Bunkra
Bunkra is a parody game for iPhone: pick a caricature world leader, tap any country on the world map and press the big red button. Rival leaders strike back, and a counter shows how much of the world is glowing. Explosions are cartoons; the whole game is satire. It plays offline, with no account, no ads and no analytics.
Bunkra is an iPhone missile launch game and world-leader parody: pick a caricature leader, tap any country on the map and press the big red button.
Features
- 62 caricature leaders, current, former, historic and fictional, each with their own launch, hit and victory poses
- World map with every country as a target: tap it on the map or find tiny ones with search
- Three missile types: Classic, MIRV and Mega
- Rival leaders strike back, and a counter shows how much of the world is glowing
- Cartoon explosions only, no blood; the whole game is satire
- Plays offline, with no account, no ads and no analytics
Questions
Is there a game where you nuke countries as a world leader?
Bunkra is an iPhone parody game where you pick a caricature world leader, choose any country on the world map and launch a cartoon missile at it.
Which missile launch game lets me pick any country as a target?
In Bunkra every country on the map can be a target: tap it directly or search for small countries, then launch a Classic, MIRV or Mega missile.
Does Bunkra need an internet connection?
No. The map, leaders and missiles are all in the app, so it plays offline without an account; the connection is only used for App Store purchases.
Is Bunkra free?
Bunkra is unlocked with a weekly, monthly or yearly subscription or a one-time lifetime purchase; the yearly plan starts with a 3-day free trial.
Support
A leader who looks wrong, a country you cannot find, or a purchase that did not unlock? Write to hello@vomcore.com — we answer in English and Turkish. A screenshot helps most.
Satire
The leaders in Bunkra are exaggerated caricatures of public figures, drawn for parody. They are not endorsed by, affiliated with or approved by any person, government or party they portray, and nothing in the game is a statement of fact about them.