Call of Duty: All Warzone Verdansk Bunker Codes & Hidden Loot Locations (Season 4 Guide)

Verdansk is back, and with it comes a bunch of locked doors, mysterious bunkers, and hidden loot rooms. While the locations might be familiar, the way to access them this time around has had a bit of a shake-up. Whether you’re a codebreaker or someone who just lucks into a keycard, here’s your ultimate lowdown on every Warzone bunker and hidden stash in Season 4.

Safe Room at Overlook – The Pool Ball Puzzle

One of the coolest additions is the Overlook safe room. It’s not about brute force or code-hunting this time—it’s all about billiards.

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1. Head over to the Overlook Point of Interest.

2. Inside, search for three Pool Balls scattered around desks, shelves, or the floor.

3. Once you have them, climb up to the top of the tower and interact with the pool table.

4. Insert the balls and check the rack on the wall—those numbers are your combo.

5. Head downstairs to the safe room, punch in those digits, and voilà—loot galore.

The Legendary Bunker 11 – Still as Extra as Ever

This one takes some effort but it’s well worth the grind.

• Step one: Find one of the phones scattered around Verdansk. You’ll know it’s the right one if it’s ringing.

• Pick it up, and listen carefully for three numbers spoken in Russian.

• Write those numbers down and hit up the corresponding phones around the map—in the exact order given.

• Get it right, and Bunker 11 north of the Military Base will welcome you with open arms.

Tip: Turn on subtitles so you don’t have to rely solely on audio. You’re listening for Russian number words like "odin" for 1 and "tri" for 3.

Code-Cracking: Bunkers That Need Digits

Some bunkers don’t bother with keycards or Easter egg quests—they just want a good old-fashioned numeric code. Here’s what you’ll need:

• Bunker 0: 01011000 (South of Hills)

• Bunker 1: 04222021 (East of Boneyard)

• Bunker 3: 30198805 (West of Storage Town)

• Bunker 10: 31547206 (In Park)

Interesting fact—Bunker 0’s code is actually the binary version of the letter "X", which is painted right outside it. That was figured out after terminals popped up in police stations with bunker labels. Simple once you spot the clue.

Shack Attack – More Doors, More Codes

Not all locked doors are bunkers. Scattered across Verdansk are a few secret shacks. They’re smaller, but the loot’s still tasty.

• East of TV Station: 01859472

• Farmland: 36158294

• West of Prison: 13584927

No puzzles or keycards needed here—just head over and tap in the code.

Bunkers That Need Keycards

Then there are the classic Red and Blue Keycard bunkers. These don’t ask for codes, but getting the card is pure RNG—you’ll find them in loot crates or off fallen players.

Red Keycard Bunkers

• Bunker 4: Dam

• Bunker 5: South of Military Base

• Bunker 6: East of Quarry

• Bunker 9: Prison

Blue Keycard Bunkers

• Bunker 2: Northeast of Boneyard

• Bunker 7 & 8: Both Northwest of Stadium

No tricks here—just grab the keycard and make a dash before someone else does.

Russian Numbers – Quick Guide for Bunker 11

If you’re trying the phone puzzle for Bunker 11, here’s your cheat sheet:

• 0: nol’ (ноль)

• 1: odin (Один)

• 2: dva (Два)

• 3: tri (Три)

• 4: chetyre (Четыре)

• 5: pyat’ (Пять)

• 6: shest’ (Шесть)

• 7: sem’ (Семь)

• 8: vosem’ (Восемь)

• 9: devyat’ (Девять)

You’ll hear three of these in order from the ringing phone. Then it’s just a matter of visiting the right phones across the map in the same order.

That’s All the Hidden Loot Intel (For Now)

So whether you’re hunting for an Easter egg challenge or just want quick access to extra gear, Verdansk’s bunkers are still packed with surprises. Just remember—some doors need digits, others need cards, and a few demand actual puzzle-solving chops. Whatever route you take, the rewards inside are worth it.