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Documented expired entries

Why we keep expired codes

Older guides and videos often continue to appear in search after a code has expired. Keeping a documented archive lets you recognize those entries before spending time on a failed redemption. An archive is also a useful record of the kinds of rewards a developer has offered in the past.

We preserve the original reward description where it is supported by a source. “Not recorded” means that we could not document the first-publication or expiry date; it does not mean the code expired today. Rebuilding this website does not create new verification evidence.

Can an expired code return?

A developer may choose to reactivate a reward, but an old entry should not be treated as available without new evidence. When sources disagree, we keep the uncertainty visible and wait for an official announcement or a recorded redemption result.

Code strings are case-sensitive in many redemption interfaces. A similarly named replacement may be a different code with a different reward. Check the exact characters and read the response from the official game rather than retrying an old entry repeatedly.

Help improve this record

If you redeemed an archived code successfully, send the code text, game, server, date and a screenshot of the result with personal account information removed. We use reports to guide a new review; a report alone does not automatically change the verification label.

Sources last reviewed Oct 14, 2026.

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