Cyberpunk 2077's excellent spy thriller expansion, Phantom Liberty, is three years old now. To mark the anniversary, Cyberpunk 2 associate game director and the expansion's lead quest designer Pawel Sasko looked back on the project with a few new details.

First up, it's pretty hard to ignore the stomping elephant in the room of Cyberpunk 2077's disastrous launch when talking about Phantom Liberty's impressive turnaround. To make sure Phantom Liberty dodged the base game's launch woes, developer CD Projekt Red had to "rethink how we were making games," Sasko writes on social media.

"During Cyberpunk 2077 development we had worked in a structure much closer to a waterfall model, where work moved between departments and many decisions accumulated around leads and directors," he explains. "For Phantom Liberty we moved toward multidisciplinary content teams, our pods, where designers, writers, cinematics, art, audio, QA and many other disciplines could work on the same piece of content together. It took a long time to learn how to work this way, but once it started clicking, I could feel the difference."

The team also "looked at spy fiction" for inspiration on the Idris Elba-fronted story, which sees protagonist V infiltrate Night City's even more dangerous and lawless Dogtown. "We looked at spy fiction ranging from Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy to James Bond, The Bourne Identity, Bridge of Spies and Ocean’s Eleven," Sasko says, with genre becoming a "very practical tool for me." You can even see some James Bond influence when V moves through the lux Black Sapphire party - not to mention the incredibly stylish musical opening sequence.

Now's the time to look away if you've yet to play Phantom Liberty and want to avoid all spoilers, because Sasko also goes into that brutal final decision where V chooses between saving Songbird or helping Reed. It was "one of the most important things for us during development," and CD Projekt Red apparently "worked backwards from it and rewrote scenes many times." Part of what makes the decision so tough is that Songbird and Reed are equally likeable and untrustworthy - sometimes all at once. You don't know quite who you can trust, but you can't help but feel for them.

CDPR knew "both of them had to have contradictions, weaknesses, secrets and reasons you could understand," as Sasko puts it. "This was also something I had learned from Cyberpunk 2077. Sometimes our choices and consequences in the base game were so subtle that players did not even realize something was a consequence of an earlier decision. In Phantom Liberty we all pushed strongly for more branches and clearer consequences while still keeping them inside the world. Messages, photographs, returning characters and different quest paths could remind you that something happened because of a choice you made. We never wanted the game to tell you what the correct decision was. I wanted you to live with your own interpretation of it."

Despite glowing reviews and over 15 million copies sold on the expansion, Sasko still doesn't believe "Phantom Liberty erases the launch of Cyberpunk 2077," but he's grateful for it all the same because of what it "taught [him] about directing games." Good thing, too - Sasko's leading the next mainline Cyberpunk RPG.

"I hope that, in your eyes, Cyberpunk 2077 has earned its place."

Cyberpunk 2 lead says "you are the reason we can do all this work" as Cyberpunk 2077 hits 40 million copies sold

Minecraft's reign as the blocky king of the sandbox genre has lasted for well over a decade, but the crafty survival game is still as popular as ever. This year's Minecraft Live event revealed the game's getting its first new dimension in nearly 15 years, after selling a whopping 425 million copies altogether. Lots to mine.

That new dimension is called the Sift, a vibrant and otherworldly plane - and you'll be able to check it out in next week's ARPG, Minecraft Dungeons 2, before it eventually comes to Minecraft's Bedrock and Java editions next year. It's the game's fourth dimension, joining the Overworld, the Nether and the End.

"The Sift is beautiful, vibrant, and teeming with souls," an official blog post reads." It's also the first dimension to be added in over fourteen years. No wonder it looks so good! And it features areas like the Meadow and the Carapace." The Sift exists within Minecraft Dungeons 2's newly-interconnected world, and you'll be able to get there by jumping or otherwise stumbling into rifts that occasionally pop up.

Elsewhere during the show, we learned base Minecraft's next drop goes into icy, underground territory and brings ice caves, a whole new ice biome, calcite blocks, ice crystals and icicles. That's a lot of ice. "Icicles grow naturally on the ceiling, and the ice crystals grow on the ground and emit a soft light," the studio explains.

And, finally, Minecraft's also coming to Nintendo Switch 2 next month, on October 27.

Xbox CEO Asha Sharma also revealed some eye-opening stats about the seemingly immortal block-buster. "More than 300,000 people play Minecraft for the first time on an average day," she recently tweeted. "After 17+ years and 425M+ copies sold, I love that Minecraft is still finding new players and giving longtime ones new things to discover."

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Nier: Automata director Yoko Taro has a reputation for being weird and esoteric – not that the giant, moon-faced Emil mask he always wears in public has anything to do with it. The idiosyncratic dev's games have a reputation for dark, twisted narratives that care more for their philosophical underpinnings than offering happy conclusions for their characters.

With the first Nier, released in 2010, the game featured two different protagonists, with a gruff older character on Xbox 360 and a boyish lead on PS3. In the West, both versions used the older protagonist. That approach "didn't end in great sales," Yoko told The Guardian in 2018, "so we stopped overthinking it."

Things changed for the launch of the RPG's follow-up in 2017. "For Nier: Automata, I wasn't told to target anyone," Yoko explains. "I just made what I wanted to, and I tried to stay hidden from Square Enix as much as possible."

Clearly, that approach worked. Nier: Automata turned out to be a breakout hit, selling over 10 million copies and becoming widely recognized as one of the best RPGs ever made. It blended approachable action with Yoko's trademark esoteric storytelling, and developed a following that went well beyond the typical cult RPG fans.

"To be honest, I think I am making normal games targeted towards normal people," Yoko said. "But ultimately when I release those normal games, weird people find them to be weird games and enjoy them. Which probably means there's something wrong with me."

That kind of self-deprecation also seems to be part of Yoko's mask – though maybe it's just as much a part of him as the Emil face he encases himself in. He says it wasn't any great ambition that led him to become a director, but rather the mere fact that he regularly spoke up. He figures he's a "warped person" who's "insufferable at work," but maybe that's just the cost of making normal games for weird people.

As PlayStation kills discs, Nier Automata creator Yoko Taro is "saddened by the loss of physical media" and despairs over "the future" of games: "That's just the way things are going."

Palworld recently got its long-awaited 1.0 update, an update with patch notes so long it's a bit mind-blowing – and it's safe to say that it has not stopped dominating the charts on PC since.

In fact, Palworld still sits nicely on the list of Steam's most played games globally, overtaking the likes of Overwatch and GTA 5.

It also just so happens to be the top-rated release of 2026, according to Steam250, sitting right in front of Valheim, another indie gem – and this has caught the eye of Palworld studio Pocketpair, as it's one heck of an achievement for the new (not counting its Early Access period, of course) survival title.

Head of Pocketpair publishing and communications John "Bucky" Buckley acknowledges it over on Twitter, writing, "Somehow… Palworld is apparently the highest reviewed game of the year on Steam according to Steam250!"

He continues, expressing how grateful he is: "To say the response to 1.0 has been overwhelming would be an understatement. Thank you to all the fans! The last few years have been a trip. Really… thank you!"

Buckley then references some of the controversy Palworld has stirred in the past – a reference he's made more than once, having just discussed the game's "manufactured dramas" in July.

"Obviously it's trendy and meta to shit on Palworld," he says in his follow-up comment, "but the facts speak for themselves. Raw massive and unparalleled sales aside… the player reception is nothing short of miraculous. That is really all you guys!"

He leaves another response, too, jesting, "Watch us get zero nominations at any awards btw," before concluding that Pocketpair "won't care because we just wanna make games but, I'll be salty as an individual!"

Honestly, I'm not sure he should speak so soon – Palworld is doing quite well, and its reception has only improved over time. It's got a solid "Overwhelmingly Positive" rating on Steam, so it's evident most folks like it a good bit.

I suppose only time will tell what this year's game awards ceremonies bring, though… but I wouldn't rule entries like Palworld out myself.

Palworld lead says survival game genre has "found its stride" with the likes of Valheim 1.0 and Dune: Awakening after being "plagued with 100 hit or miss games a year."

With these Ball vs Ball codes, you can boost your coin balance, and with enough coins you can try your luck in the coin gacha, hopefully adding some of the best balls to your collection in the process.

In this Pong-like Roblox game (if you're old enough to know what Pong even is), you pit your bouncy balls against your opponent's, but with each ball having its own unique abilities, it's anyone's game. While there's an element of Rock-Paper-Scissors or Chess-like skill here, anticipating which ball your enemy might choose, you still need to have a high-quality arsenal at your disposal, so use these Ball vs Ball codes to gear up.

If you'd also like some more general rewards that can be used in all of your experiences, then we've got the current Roblox promo codes covered too.

All Ball vs Ball codes

These are the Ball vs Ball codes you can redeem in-game now:

• UPD1 - 100x Coins
• UPD2 - 100x Coins
• UPD3 - 100x Coins
• UPD4 - 100x Coins
• UPD5 - 100x Coins

As you can see from the list above, there is usually a new code with every update, and so far they have always awarded the player with 100 Coins each. This gives you a decent boost towards any of the in-game gacha rolls, including Balls, explosions, and more.

How to redeem Ball vs Ball codes

To redeem Ball vs Ball codes, you should first click on the present icon in the top left-hand corner of the screen, which opens a menu. At the top of this menu, you'll see the Codes option. Click this to open the Ball vs Ball codes redemption box, enter a code from above, click Redeem, and enjoy your rewards.

Expired Ball vs Ball codes

• There are no expired codes.

Since codes from as far back as update 1 are still valid, there are currently no expired Ball vs Ball codes, which is great news for new players. However, I have no doubt that these codes will expire eventually, so redeem all valid codes as soon as possible.

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Persona 5 Futaba actor Erica Lindbeck thought she was "completely miscast" when she was offered the role of the anxious tech genius in Atlus's beloved JRPG, and she was "terrified" about it.

Lindbeck is a prolific actor in gaming – from Black Cat in the Marvel's Spider-Man games (and Marvel Rivals), to Celica in the Fire Emblem series, and Jessie in Final Fantasy 7 Remake, chances are that you've heard her voice in something before. One of her most iconic roles, though, is in Persona 5, and in a new interview, we ask Lindbeck if she had any idea how well received the JRPG and Futaba herself were going to be when she took on the role, to which she tells us that she tries to "go into anything with low expectations," despite in this case knowing "how large the IP was."

She continues: "I also understood, as someone who loves character-driven stories, Persona is that manifest. They're so character-driven. If you do not fall in love with the characters, you are DOA. There's just nothing there, and so I knew that they were very careful when they cast the games."

With that in mind, then, Lindbeck says that when she was offered the role of Futaba, she was "shocked." She explains: "I thought I was completely miscast when I went in to voice her, because if anyone talks to me, they're like, 'You're Futaba?' She's very different from me.

"I was terrified, to be quite honest with you. I'm not afraid or embarrassed to say that," she continues. "I just knew… I knew this was a make-or-break moment for me, in the same way that I knew it was a make-or-break moment for me the day I stepped onto that mocap stage to do mocap for the first Spider-Man game."

Even if she was hesitant about the role at first, though, Lindbeck recalls that Persona 5 talent director Valerie Arem (also an actor herself – amongst many other roles, she voices Naoto in the Persona 4 spin-off games) told her years later that she "literally cannot think of another another actor that could do Futaba," a sentiment I'm sure many fans will agree with.

Now, almost 10 years on from Persona 5's global release, Lindbeck says "voicing Futaba feels like slipping on an old pair of boots," and "that project will always hold a special place in my heart."

Persona 1 and 2 remakes will "probably" happen for the sake of "cultural preservation," says Persona 4 Revival producer: "It's your duty to take the things you've done and make sure they're not lost."

If there's one genre where players are spoilt for choice at the moment, it's survival games. There are just so many to pick from the minute, and one of the leads on Palworld believes the scene has truly come into its own after a few wilderness years where not many releases stood out.

"What a year for survival gaming," John 'Bucky' Buckley, the head of publishing and communications at Pocketpair, says on Twitter. "Valheim, Dragonwilds, Enshrouded, Dune, Core Keeper, Terraria! What was once a genre that was plagued with 100 hit or miss games a year has really found its stride."

The games he highlights make a strong argument. Valheim, the Viking-themed spin on resource-gathering and base-building, went 1.0 this year and continues to grow and flourish, while Dune: Awakening takes these ideas and applies them to the desert planet of Arrakis, if you've ever wanted to ride a sandworm. The latter just released on PS5 earlier this week, too.

RuneScape: Dragonwilds, then, is another exciting offshoot of the MMO staple. Enshrouded incorporates action RPG elements, for a bit more oomph if aimlessly roaming around isn't entirely your thing, and then you have Core Keeper and Terraria, both more retro-style approaches.

At this point, Terraria simply refuses to die. There have been several 'final updates', but the community continues to expand and really, more power to all involved. Buckley gives a nod to Palworld, of course, because it's now one of the dominant games in this side of the industry, and he mentions in the replies that he forgot about Windrose.

The pirate twist on survivalist antics came out in the first half of the year to a rousing reception. It's actually published by Pocketpair, too. Gone are the days where it seemed like every survival game was riffing on either Rust or The Forest with little in the way of identifiable factors. Long may it continue.

Palworld lead thought one of Pocketpair's most iconic Pals would "fade into the background" before it unexpectedly became the survival game's "mascot."

September 25, 2026: I had a look for new Loot to Forge codes, but only those on our list are currently valid.

You'll want to redeem the latest +1 Loot to Forge codes if you're looking to improve your power and gear. While you can keep slashing away in the training area, it certainly helps to get a little boost here and there, and these codes do just that by granting you free coins, potions, rerolls, and more.

In this very cyclical and satisfying Roblox simulation game, you'll need to train, fight, forge, and start all over again, but each of those stages requires improved weapons, storage space for ores, and an increasingly powerful attack. Fortunately, the following Loot to Forge codes will help you further buff each of those, so I'd recommend redeeming them right away.

If you're after some more general rewards that can be used in all of your experiences, then we've got the current Roblox promo codes covered too.

All Loot to Forge codes

These are the +1 Loot to Forge codes you can redeem right now:

• 30000CCU - 2,000x Coins, 2x Race Rerolls
• 20000CCU - 2,000x Coins, 1x Power Potion

As you can see from the list above, +1 Loot to Forge codes grant a range of rewards, but the most valuable are probably the coins, since you can spend these at the upgrade stall to increase your inventory space, improve your training power, or buff your luck stat, potentially leaving you with better weapons when you use the forge.

How to redeem Loot to Forge codes

To redeem Loot to Forge codes, simply navigate to the Shop page by clicking on the trolley button on the left-hand side of the screen. Scroll to the bottom of the shop window, enter a code from the list above into the Codes redemption box, hit the Submit button, and enjoy your rewards.

Expired Loot to Forge codes

• There are no expired +1 Loot to Forge codes.

I haven't seen any expired Loot to Forge codes yet, but the game has only been out a few weeks, so it may be that the codes above are the first ones released. Once they expire, which they are likely to do, I'll move them down here, so just be sure to redeem any Loot to Forge promos as soon as you see them!

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Build and Kill Zombies codes will give you a helpful head start, as you try to construct an undead-slaying vehicle that will carry you as far as possible before it's destroyed or you run out of fuel. Adding weapons and more fuel tanks can help with this, but then you need to make other upgrades to account for the extra weight or you won't get anywhere fast!

The promos available here will give your account an injection of Cash, so you can afford to purchase the Parts and Weapons you spin for, as well as providing Hacker Tokens and some items for your inventory in this high-octane Roblox experience. If you're ready to take on the hordes, then here are the codes for Build and Kill Zombies and how to redeem them.

If you're searching for some more general promos that unlock rewards for all of your experiences, we've got the recent Roblox promo codes covered.

All Build and Kill Zombies codes

The following Build and Kill Zombies codes can be claimed for rewards:

• IAMPRO – 5,000x Cash [requires a best distance of 1,000 studs]
• ROBLOXCLASSIC – 1,500x Cash (expires September 26, 2026)
• SCIFI – 1,000x Cash (expires September 26, 2026)
• LASTHACKEREVENT – 2,500x Hacker Tokens [requires a best distance of 2,500 studs] (expires September 26, 2026)
• NEWBOSSNEXTWEEK – 1,500x Hacker Tokens (expires September 26, 2026)
• PAINTEVERYWHERE – 1,000x Cash 1x Crossbow, 1x Mounted Gun (expires September 26, 2026)
• COMMUNITY – 1,000x Cash, 1x Small Engine, 1x Small Tank
• CashDrop – 500x Cash
• MOREFRIENDS – 2x Passenger Seats
• HACKER – 50x Hacker Tokens
• 1x1x1x1 – 150x Hacker Tokens

There are plenty of Build and Kill Zombies codes available, though some of them have a fixed expiry date so don't leave it too long before claiming them. These promos mainly unlock Cash, though you can also get Hacker Tokens plus various Parts and Weapons to add to your vehicle.

How to redeem Build and Kill Zombies codes

Once you've completed the brief tutorial, you can redeem Build and Kill Zombies codes by hitting the SHOP icon on the left hand side of the screen, to bring up the EXCLUSIVE SHOP menu. Scroll down to the bottom where you'll find the Enter Code text box, so type in a promo there then use the REDEEM button to claim your rewards. Codes for Build and Kill Zombies are not case-sensitive, so you just need the right spelling.

Expired Build and Kill Zombies codes

• CYBERHACK – 2,500x Hacker Tokens

The list of expired Build and Kill Zombies codes is going to grow over time, as plenty of them have a limited number of uses or a cutoff date applied. Grab all of the active promos as soon as possible, to bank their rewards for later use.

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The massive Xbox "reset," as the brand's leadership calls it, continues. Yesterday, the company announced another 268 jobs eliminated along its quest to lay off 3,200 employees throughout the fiscal year. We also learned that several Xbox studios and franchises were coming under the Activision Blizzard banner, including Age of Empires developer World's Edge.

Studio creative director Adam Isgreen says there have been substantial layoffs at World's Edge alongside that transition. "I am of course disappointed that this is the way the time with World's Edge and Age ends for myself and many of my talented teammates that were also impacted – we had some great plans for what's next – and I hope the team that remains can rise to the occasion down the line," Isgreen says in a LinkedIn post (thanks, Rock Paper Shotgun).

In a separate post on ResetEra, Isgreen adds that "just under half the studio was let go." We have reached out to Microsoft for comment and will update this story if we learn more.

Isgreen's roots in the RTS genre go back decades. He was a designer on the first Command & Conquer: Red Alert, working at Westwood Studios from 1995 through 2003. He worked on the beloved Star Wars: Empire at War at Westwood successor Petroglyph, and eventually joined Microsoft in 2010.

He served as creative director on a number of projects at Xbox, including such varied projects as Killer Instinct, Crimson Dragon, D4: Dark Dreams Don't Die, and ReCore. Eventually, he helped lead the company's Age of Empire revival, again working as creative director on a massive pile of remasters and 2021's Age of Empires 4.

"I never thought that I'd work at Microsoft, let alone spend a significant amount of my career here – 16 years! – especially in a creative-first role," Isgreen notes in his LinkedIn post.

"What's next?" he asks. "No idea. Maybe games? Maybe not? Pinball machines? Always loved the combination of design + art + engineering they represent."

These are the best RTS games you can play today.

If you've got some space in your stables, these Kick an Uma codes can help you earn more money fast. Despite the misleading title, you don't technically ever kick your Uma in this simulation game, but rather a lucky crate, and the further you can kick it, the luckier you'll be, and the better the Uma you get from it.

However, in order to kick further and run faster, you'll need cash, and to get cash, well, you need Uma. To get this cycle off to a good start, then, use the Kick an Uma codes below for Uma and Carats, which themselves can be used to buy special Champions in this Roblox game.

If you're after some more general rewards that can be used in all of your experiences, then we've got the current Roblox promo codes covered too.

All Kick an Uma codes

These are the Kick an Uma codes you can redeem right now:

• 300KVISITS - Curren Chan Uma
• 30KGROUP - Mejiro Palmer Uma
• 1000CARATS - 1,000x Carats

Not only does using these Kick an Uma codes get you some Carats to boost your balance, but you'll also receive some handy Uma to earn you some cash. Since they're free, they're not always the best Uma available, but they're particularly useful if you're looking to Rebirth, which resets your current inventory - including Uma.

How to redeem Kick an Uma codes

To redeem Kick an Uma codes, simply click on the rainbow-colored Codes button on the left-hand side of the screen, enter a code into the box, and hit the large green Redeem button. It's as simple as that!

Expired Kick an Uma codes

• SORRY4DELAY

The only 'expired' Kick an Uma code so far actually didn't expire, but was limited to just 300 people, which is very exclusive when you consider how many people are playing the game. As such, I'd recommend checking back here as frequently as possible in case the team runs another limited code.

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Just yesterday, we learned that Bethesda is taking control of Obsidian Entertainment amid all of the Xbox reshuffles – but not everyone is sure it's a good move.

Baldur's Gate 3 and Larian Studios publishing director Michael "Cromwelp" Douse is one such person, stepping forward to share his concerns of the management handover on Twitter.

"I can't imagine what it must feel like to have independent agency and then, suddenly enough, find yourself working *under* a competitor," he writes. "I can't imagine that feels great." I suppose his take makes sense, but commenters don't necessarily agree.

One person points out that the two studios aren't necessarily "competitors" anymore, so to speak, as they've both been under the wing of Xbox for some time now, prompting Douse to respond.

"Putting aside the fact I was referring to a time prior to the sale, the fact that you think two entities under the umbrella of one parent company can't be competitors tells me you've never had a corporate job," he replies – and that does check out, as they certainly can be.

But, again, it's important to note that both Bethesda and Obsidian have been working together for a while now. Two months ago, they unveiled their mysterious, collaborative new Fallout game – although we're not quite sure what it is just yet.

At that point, Bethesda said Fallout 5 is in pre-production and unveiled both Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas remasters, so it could be any of these… or perhaps something else altogether.

Only time will tell, I suppose, but, again, Douse's worries here aren't out of place at all. The industry is suffering quite a difficult time. After all, Microsoft's plans to cut 3,200 employees at Xbox hit both Bethesda and Obsidian previously, with the latter reportedly seeing around 25% of its studio impacted.

Following 1,600 redundancies from earlier this year, another 268 layoffs of that total 3,200 were announced yesterday. You know, the same time that news of Bethesda's new management over Obsidian dropped – so, yeah… it's not really a strange time to have a bit of anxiety about it all.

Searching for some new games to keep on your radar? Browse through our roundup of all the upcoming Bethesda games to look forward to.

Xbox's new reshuffle has seen Rare moved under Activision, 24 years after Xbox outbid the publisher for the studio.

Rare has mostly been seen as one of the biggest drop offs in games. While the studio's Sea of Thieves is seemingly super successful, it was one of the powerhouse developers of the 1990s only to flounder throughout the 2000s and 2010s; the big shift being when Rare was purchased by Microsoft.

While the studio did release some great games during this era like the Viva Pinata duology and Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts and Bolts (which I get why people don't like a new genre slapped onto an existing franchise), it never reached the highs of its SNES and N64 output.

And with Xbox's latest wave of redundancies that continue the planned 3,200 jobs cut throughout FY27, Microsoft has announced that Rare will be moved under Activision as part of this reshuffling. But as pointed out by co-founder of The Game Business, Chris Dring, this could've been a reality for the studio back in 2002.

Dring notes that when Nintendo declined to buy the remaining 51% of the studio a bidding war for the developer started that was eventually won by Xbox, with the studio being purchased in September 2002 for $375 million. However, other than Xbox and Nintendo (who Microsoft's Ed Fries claims was part of the bidding war after declining to purchase the studio), the other major interested party was none other than Activision.

And now, just over 24 years later, Activision is the home of Rare. Of course, it's a very different company now than it was back in 2002, with the studio focusing on its successful live service title Sea of Thieves. But it does mean the PS1 and N64's biggest platforming icons (outside of Mario, obviously) are now all under the Activision banner as Banjo joins Crash and Spyro.

The Rare SNES game that became Banjo-Kazooie has been preserved thanks to a leaker who wants you to "delete Microsoft and Sony from your lives."

These Jailbreak codes will give you a boost, whether you're a regular player or you're here for the first time thanks to the Roblox the Hunt 20 event. Jailbreak is one of the 20 stars of the event, as we go on a trip back through time celebrating the last 20 years of Roblox.

You'll need to save five NPCs as part of the Roblox the Hunt 20 event quest, so redeem these codes to receive some bonus funds to get you around the 2017-themed map. Other promos award you with some cool cosmetics, so they won't help much, but they will make your whip look hot as you complete your quest.

Plus, while you're completing all of the Roblox the Hunt 20 event quests, you should also take a look at the other Roblox promo codes you can redeem for use across all experiences.

All Jailbreak codes

These are the Jailbreak codes you can redeem during Roblox the Hunt 20:

• YoutubeNoobFreak - Noobfreak Tire Sticker
• YoutubeHelloItsVG - HelloItsVG Tire Sticker
• BigMac8241 - $555

As you can see, there are currently three valid Jailbreak codes, and you can redeem them right now for a combination of cash and cosmetics. These aren't new codes for the event, though, so if you're a regular Jailbreak player, you may find you've already claimed them.

How to redeem Jailbreak codes

Redeeming Jailbreak codes isn't easy, as you first need to find an ATM. There are a few scattered around each map, but you might struggle to find them. My only advice is to head to places you'd expect to find an ATM and keep an eye out for the bright blue machine, one of which you can see in the image above.

When you find one, approach and interact with an ATM, at which point you'll see the codes redemption box. Enter a code into the box from the list above and click Redeem to claim your code.

Expired Jailbreak codes

• 8billion - $18,888
• apr26 - $20,000
• 20KCASH4U - $20,000

Since Jailbreak is an older Roblox experience, there are loads of expired codes, including the ones above. I'll also add the current valid codes to this list when they too expire, to prevent you wasting your time.

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After laying off "most" of the Destiny team, Bungie is coming to players, hat in hand, with open acknowledgements of Marathon's failures and new plans to keep Destiny 2's legacy alive.

Studio head Poria Torkan and head of product Josh Deane have penned a contrite message about the studio's future while asking players to hold Bungie "accountable" to its goals.

"This is an important time for Bungie," Torkan and Deane say in a joint blog post. "Our future depends on making clear choices about where we focus, delivering what we say we will, and being honest about our successes and failures. Stability doesn’t mean shrinking our ambition. It just means that we have to focus on the things you want to see from us, and making sure our vision matches our reality.

"How we bring this new Bungie to life has to be through the spirit of putting players at the forefront of what we do. We have to find a way back to making games that we want to play, but with you at the center."

What does that mean in concrete terms? Well, they want to "build a stronger long-term future for Destiny, while honoring and restoring its past," "evolve Marathon to grow our community and build a sustainable future," "increase transparency around development priorities," and "communicate more consistently, especially when plans change."

For Destiny 2, Bungie is undoing its controversial content vaulting. Plans for Marathon are less specific, but the team is acknowledging the game's failure to gain a strong playerbase while they tease a plan to expand it to "a deeper survival experience." More details on Marathon's future are coming "later this week," while information on Destiny 2 is set for "the months ahead."

Judging by the early responses from the communities of both games, the message is resonating with the fan base – though some are certainly cynical about "another blog post from Bungo on listening and trust." Still, concrete plans to undo Destiny 2's controversial content vaulting go a long way. The question now is simply how the studio's going to do that with so many developers recently laid off.

Torkan and Deane also say the studio has made "several" changes to its internal operations, "by simplifying our priorities, reducing competing initiatives, moving decisions closer to the teams building our games, and changing how we measure success to place greater emphasis on player satisfaction."

The pair acknowledge that "none of those changes earn trust on their own," but they hope that players will "keep holding us accountable" in the future.

"Please keep fighting for what you believe in. Please keep us accountable. And we'll definitely chat more soon," Dean reiterates in the video.

Bungie's mantra was "I love playing Destiny. I hate that it’s not better" in the MMO's early years, says former lead.

A Minecraft world could automatically beat itself – that is, kill the Ender Dragon and trigger the end scene credits – after roughly 2 billion years, according to a fascinating new experiment about the most popular survival game of all time.

For quite a while, it's technically been possible for Minecraft to play itself. To beat the game, you just have to go to The End and kill the Ender Dragon, typically by showering it with arrows after first destroying the crystals around The End that regenerate the dragon's health.

Even without a player's input, Minecraft mobs can do all of this, but with one big caveat. For this to work, the Minecraft world itself must come with an active portal to The End, as mobs can't create Eyes of Ender or place them in the portal frame to activate it. But with a 12-eye portal open by default, it's theoretically possible for random Minecraft mob behavior to kill the Ender Dragon.

YouTuber RedLogic wanted to find out how long it would take for this theory to play out. "Since this would take an impossible amount of time to happen in real Minecraft, I had to speed up the universe itself," his video description explains. "So I simulated billions of years, tracked the rarest chain reactions, and searched for the timeline where Minecraft finally beats itself."

Without billions of years and limitless hardware available, RedLogic used a Monte Carlo simulation to predict the events of a Minecraft world that spawned with a 12-eye End Portal. The video chronicling this sim is a visualization of what would happen in a real game world that actually ran for this long (specifically, in world seed -535646876083114041).

Monte Carlo sims essentially use samples of random variables to model uncertain outcomes. Through the law of large numbers – which states that with enough samples, your discovered mean approaches the true mean of an experiment – they can reasonably estimate average results through many, many models. IBM has a good, short video on the subject.

You can't run Minecraft for 2 billion years, nor can you perfectly simulate every single game action on that scale, but you can compress Minecraft mob behavior into random variables and plug them into a simulation to compute an average. This is about what RedLogic did.

This experiment hinges on an Enderman placing pumpkin blocks on snow to create Snow Golems. This is why you want that 12-eye portal to be in a snowy biome. Those golems must then move underground near the activated End Portal to aggro and detonate Creepers to destroy blocks and open a path to the portal.

From there, the Enderman must go through the portal and place blocks inside The End – with a path to the surface opened by more Creepers – to build paths for more Snow Golems. The golems in The End would fire snow at the wandering Enderman and occasionally destroy the Ender Dragon's crystals in the process. Once all the crystals are destroyed, Creepers have to go into The End and, right as the Ender Dragon flies close by, be detonated by Snow Golems to damage the dragon.

By calculating the odds of different mob behavior – for example, an Enderman moving from point A to point B, picking up a pumpkin, or moving into the Portal – you can simplify the number of variables. "Rather than calculating millions of tiny, random decisions one by one, the simulator samples how long it takes until one of those meaningful events happen," RedLogic explains in the video.

The guts of the sim are behind RedLogic's Patreon account and therefore unclear to me, but the gist is this: Minecraft mob behavior makes up our independent variables, and we can use them to chart probabilistic paths toward dependent variables like the Ender Dragon flying into a Snow Golem right as a Creeper explodes nearby. We don't have to simulate every last golem; we just need to know how the dragon, your average golem, and your average Creeper behave.

You're making sense of the infinity of time with Monte Carlo sims. Finding "the timeline where Minecraft finally beats itself" is a good way of putting it. The scale of the experiment is staggering: some 1.975 billion simulated years in, the dragon finally falls. Somewhere, Minecraft's end credits reflect off the dewy bones of a skeleton in a gamer chair.

Here are a few illustrative numbers and quotes from RedLogic:

• "The same golem wandered The End for 18 million years" after destroying one crystal before destroying another
• "After almost a quarter of a billion years, the dragon had just lost 2% of its health"
• 34,777 simulated years into the experiment, a pumpkin was transported for another 2,000 years before becoming the first Snow Golem to carve a path toward the portal
• It took 2.9 million years for a route out of the End-side portal room to open

Minecraft devs "probably would not add" the Creeper to the game today, admits Mojang CCO, because "it would be so controversial."

Good news for Xbox users: CD Projekt Red says that The Witcher 3 Remastered will be part of Microsoft's Xbox Play Anywhere program come its September 29 release.

What exactly does that mean? Well, put simply, folks who play The Witcher 3 Remastered on the Xbox Series X|S will be able to play on PC as well… entirely for free.

CD Projekt Red confirms as much over on Twitter (as machine-translated via the platform's own built-in software, DeepL, and Google), stating that the Xbox version of the RPG's remaster will support Xbox Play Anywhere, the program that allows us to play Xbox games on our computers, too.

It's quite good news, seeing as people won't have to 'double dip,' so to speak, should they already own The Witcher 3 on Xbox – and it's made all the better by the fact that the remaster itself is arriving as a completely free upgrade for those of us with the base game in our libraries.

We've got everything from "improved combat" to massively reworked visuals to look forward to with it, too, which is just the cherry on top.

This marks yet another win for the Xbox brand as well, seeing as it's had a few (and then some) recently.

There's the whole disc-to-digital program that's rolling out, allowing users to claim digital copies of games they buy physically. Then, there's the fact that Physint, Hideo Kojima's upcoming project, has now moved from PlayStation to having Xbox as its publisher. All in all, Microsoft's gaming arm is clearly celebrating various wins.

CD Projekt Red's free availability on PC for Xbox users is another, I suppose. Now we just need to (im)patiently wait for The Witcher 3 Remastered… and all the other upcoming CD Projekt Red games, from The Witcher 4 to the long-awaited Cyberpunk 2077 sequel, whenever it may come.

But, with the remaster and new expansion Songs of the Past in the works, I'd say we'll have plenty to tide us over.

The Witcher 3 "is not a monument" says lead writer ahead of Songs of the Past, which means "adding a new expansion is not such a huge deal."

You'll want to redeem the latest Slayers 2 codes, whether you're still getting used to the RPG game and want to reset your Skill Tree to try something new or if you're saving up your Wen for a new Breathing Style.

The latest promos are incredibly useful thanks to the variety of rewards they grant, so even if you aren't looking to reset your Skill Tree stat points in this Roblox experience, there's still plenty of useful gear to get hold of.

If you're after some more general rewards that can be used in all of your experiences, then we've got the current Roblox promo codes covered too.

All Slayers 2 codes

These are the Slayers 2 codes you can redeem in-game right now:

• RELEASE26 - 100x Wen, 30x Spins, 1x Ore
• SKILLTREERESET - Skill Tree Points reset

There are some caveats with the current Slayers 2 codes. First off, to redeem RELEASE26, you must first like the Ouw Productions Roblox Community. You don't have to like the game, even though the text suggests to do so. Once you've joined the community, you still need to enter the code in the redemption box on the landing page.

For any Skill Tree reset codes, you will receive a warning as the effect is immediate, and therefore the code should only be redeemed if and when you want to reset your skill tree.

How to redeem Slayers 2 codes

To redeem Slayers 2 codes, you need to enter them into the redemption box on the game's landing page. To return to this screen from within the game, click on the menu button at the top of the screen, then select 'Return to the Main Menu' at the bottom of the list. Alternatively, you can just redeem codes when you launch the game.

Expired Slayers 2 codes

• EVILARTSPINS - 54x Spins
• SORRYFORSHUTDOWN - 39x Spins
• POINTSRESET - Skill Tree Points reset

Slayers 2 already has some expired codes since it got its new name, and no doubt those at the top of the page will join them soon, so redeem them as soon as possible. When codes do expire, I'll move them down here so you don't waste any time.

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Although GTA 6 isn't here just yet, Rockstar Games is shaking things up for its community a bit ahead of the big game's release with some, um, very controversial new modding guidelines.

Yes, the same Rockstar that acquired GTA 5's downright massive roleplay mod framework, FiveM, just a few years ago – one that broke 200,000 players on Steam back in March. So, what exactly are the new modding guidelines… surely they can't be that restrictive, right? Wrong.

As per Rockstar's official webpage outlining the rules, they're restrictive and then some, to, you know, "maintain a fun, creative, and welcoming place for players and content creators."

The first rule starts with a very straightforward, "Respect our games." It continues: "Rockstar Games creates unique worlds, characters, and stories, which form the official continuity of our games. Like all creators, we have the right to set limits on how others can use our games and brand."

So, what are said limits? "Do not expand or modify Rockstar Games' official storylines, plots, missions, characters, or other elements of our established continuity."

That alone covers a lot, seeing as most mods do just that. Rockstar then adds, "Do not make mods that combine maps, locations, characters, storylines, in-game assets, or other IP from one Rockstar Games title into another title," which even further limits modders' potential.

I'm instantly reminded of the recent Red Dead Redemption 2 Mexico mod based on Rockstar's first game with new NPCs, towns, wildlife, and a lot more. What will come of it, and others like it? It's not looking good, that's for certain.

Rockstar also essentially prohibits ports of its games, solidifying that it's truly not messing around here: "Do not modify our games to operate on consoles, hardware devices, or other platforms where they have not been officially released by Rockstar Games." Oof.

Unsurprisingly, fans online are not happy with the new guidelines, from what I can see.

"Oh my god bro they went the path of the Nintendo," writes a user on Twitter. "No fun allowed basically," adds another – along with some choice language I'm sure you can envision without my recital here.

It does all beg the question of how GTA 6 modding will be affected in the future following its November 19 release, but I suppose we don't need to worry about any of that until it actually gets a PC launch… whenever that presumably comes.

New Rockstar leak allegedly reveals GTA 6 assets and cut GTA 5 Liberty City DLC, with nearly 200 GB of unseen content.

Palworld is full of wildly popular but oddly-designed creatures to tame and train, but the popularity of one of the game's biggest mascots actually came as a surprise to Pockpair's head of communications and publishing, John 'Bucky' Buckley.

"For the record, this is my opinion," Buckley makes clear while chatting to Gaming World Interviews about the Pals who surprised him the most. "It's not the company's opinion. It's the opinion of me and me only. I never really thought Cattiva would be popular, like ever. Cattiva, Chikipi and Lamball were like the three-o in the beginning when you wake up on the beach."

Buckley goes on to say he was always "pretty confident" in Lamball, the adorably fluffy sheep-y creature who somehow looks even cuter holding a deadly weapon with a smile on its face. Chikipi and Cattiva, though? Buckley thought the duo would "fade into - not irrelevance, either - but fade into the background."

The Pocketpair lead acknowledges Chikipi has kind of "faded away" anyway. "It's a chicken, right?" But Cattiva? The pink smirking feline who always looks like it knows a secret it definitely won't share. "Cattiva is like the mascot."

Buckley explains that Cattiva and Chillet have slowly become some of the survival game's most recognizable faces, but Cattiva in particular is apparently "everywhere" in China. "There is a bit of regional difference with the Pals." If Cattiva was such an unexpected surprise, perhaps Pocketpair should return to the "graveyard" of scrapped Pal designs it never got around to finishing in the first place. You never know - there might be another seemingly horrendous creature the fanbase falls in love with, for some reason.

As for 1.0 Pals, passion around Snock was a surprise to the lead dev. "Gamers are really into that snail or slug, whatever you want to call it."

Palworld Palfarm is less like Stardew Valley than you might expect, lead says, but it "is more on the cozier side" than Pocketpair's survival game

Roblox The Hunt 20 is a new event celebrating the gaming platform's huge milestone with a look back on some of the top games from the last 20 years. While playing each of the 20 beloved games including in the line-up, including Piggy and Dress to Impress, you can complete quests to earn exclusive rewards.

If you want to grab it all before the event ends, here's everything you need to know, including all the Roblox the Hunt 20 items you can collect, which games are making an appearance, and each of the quests you need to complete.

How to play Roblox the Hunt 20 and claim rewards

When you first enter the Roblox the Hunt 20 experience, you'll be faced with a large 3D version of the Roblox Tilt icon. Interact with this to be taken to 2006, where the event begins. You'll then be able to interact with more of these to move through each year chronologically, right up to 2025. However, if you move on from one year to the next, you cannot return until you've finished.

From each year hub, you can access that year's game and play it for your rewards. However, you don't have to complete each game in order - you don't even have to complete each game at all - so I'd recommend you complete Roblox The Hunt 20 by checking the list below, and accessing each game you want to play directly from the Roblox launcher. Then, once you've completing all the quests you want to complete, then head into the Roblox the Hunt 20 experience to claim your rewards.

To claim your reward, complete the quest in the relevant game and then interact with the shimmering statue in that game's Roblox the Hunt 20 hub. You can then move onto the next hub and do the same thing, provided you've already completed the quest.

This all also means that if you only want rewards from certain experiences, you can complete the quests in those respective games and skip through the hubs you aren't interested in, but you must reach the hub for the rewards you do want and claim them there - just completing the quest alone is not enough. For example, if you want the reward for the Grow a Garden quest only, you must skip through all 19 prior hubs and claim the item in the GaG hub after completing the quest in-game.

All Roblox the Hunt 20 games, quests, and items

You can find all of the quests you need to complete below:

Once again, don't forget to return to the Roblox the Hunt 20 hub to claim your rewards once you've completed each quest, as just completing the quest doesn't automatically grant the reward. You must also claim each reward before earning the associated badge, too.

So, there you have it, everything you need to know about Roblox the Hunt 20. If you need me again, you can find me in Piggy's house.

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September 22, 2026: I've added another promo to our list of World Zero codes, this one celebrating the new Kraken update!

If you redeem the latest World Zero codes, you'll be able to use the valuable rewards to help you as you complete the OG Tower as part of the Roblox The Hunt 20 event.

While World Zero promos are rife anyway, the Roblox game is getting more hits than ever thanks to being part of the celebratory event, so whether you're a new player experiencing it for the first time or a regular, there's something for you here, including items specific to the latest update.

These aren't the only rewards you can claim during the Roblox The Hunt 20 event, as you can always take a look at the latest Roblox promo codes, all of which can be used across different experiences.

All World Zero codes

These are the World Zero codes you can redeem right now:

• KRAKENINSANE - 25x Kraken Coins, 1x Summer Present new!
• YARRR - 1x Sea Present, 25x Kraken Coins
• 925KLIKES - 150x Crystals

Many World // Zero codes are for event items, and you can see that from the list above. You can also redeem codes for Crystals, Coins, and cosmetic items, as these promos change a lot.

How to redeem World Zero codes

To redeem World Zero codes, you must first complete the tutorial, then you can access the code redemption screen via the Rewards button in the Main Menu. Enter a code from the list above into the box before hitting Redeem to claim your rewards. You do this from the lobby and from inside a tower.

Expired World Zero codes

• KRAKEN26 - 1x Sea Present, 25x Kraken Coins
• SUMMER26 - 1x Sea Present, 25x Kraken Coins
• HEAVENRAID - 1x Holy Key
• NEWTUTORIAL - Chad Statue
• JIMOTHY - Jimothy Mount
• STOCKBUG - 150x Crystals
• SEASON22 - 50x Guild Coins
• VANE26 - 1x Manga Present, 25x Dragon Coins
• ANIME26 - 1x Manga Present, 25x Dragon Coins

Since World Zero has been around for a little while now, loads of old promos have expired, and I've no doubt those on my list further up the page will join them soon. As such, I'd always recommend claiming codes as soon as possible so you don't miss out.

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Portal writer and Valve veteran Chet Faliszek says that one of the developers behind the 2007 puzzle game gem wanted it to be a tad more gory – something that the rest of the team, and Gabe Newell himself, didn't want to consider.

Faliszek reveals as much in a new video on YouTube (below), recalling how "someone had suggested we add gore to Portal – the original Portal." They weren't a small dev, either, although the former Valve writer doesn't clarify who it was. He does, however, make it clear that neither he nor anyone else was a fan of the thought.

As Faliszek puts it, "Somebody with enough oomph wants to add a bunch of gore and dead bodies all through Portal, and it's a horrible idea."

He continues, "The entire team thinks it's a horrible idea, but this person is being very verbal about it and calls a meeting and calls Gabe [Newell].

That's when Eric Wolpaw asked Faliszek to "just come into this meeting" and "just say no" – and point out "how stupid this is," because let's face it… Portal is no Half-Life, and gore just wouldn't fit into Aperture Science the way it slots into Black Mesa's own facilities.

"Other people didn't want to get in this fight with this person," Faliszek remembers – so he joins the meeting and breaks the hard news to the hopeful dev. "I'm like, 'Hey, so we're not going to add gore.' Like, I just jump to it. 'We're not adding gore. Just cut this out.'"

It's a bit amusing to listen to, honestly, as a fan of Portal myself. Hearing what Newell thought from Faliszek is brilliant, too, as the company head didn't hold back.

"Gabe's like, 'Why are we even having this meeting? This is the stupidest question ever. We shouldn't add gore to the game,'" as Faliszek says.

So, what happened? "The guy who proposed it kind of just shuffled off and that was it. It was like a five-minute meeting." I suppose no more needed to be said… and judging by comments, the majority of Valve isn't alone in finding gore ill-fitting in Portal.

As one reads, "Cannot imagine Portal with gore… It just doesn't fit with the thematic or expression of the game itself. So odd." Another adds, "Gore in Portal? That's crazy" – and, yeah, I can certainly see why they (and a whole lot of Valve) think so.

Backrooms director posts from Valve's office again, and Portal movie speculation is intensifying.

Build a Boat for Treasure codes are a great way to help you complete the classic experience's quest for the Roblox the Hunt 20 event. Once again, you'll need to build a boat, but the treasure this time is some special celebratory birthday cake. Get across the lake and bring it back to claim your exclusive event reward - and using these promos can help you get there.

While you're claiming all the Roblox the Hunt 20 items you can, there are also plenty of general rewards that can be used across all experiences, so check out our list of the current Roblox promo codes for those.

All Build a Boat for Treasure codes

These are the Build a Boat for Treasure codes you can redeem during Roblox The Hunt 20:

• =D - 5x Gold
• =p -5x Gold
• hi - 5x Gold
• chillthrill709 was here - Classic Firework

While Build a Boat for Treasure codes aren't case-sensitive, they are a little strange, with some featuring classic smilies and others including spaces, so I'd recommend just copying and pasting them from my list above.

How to redeem Build a Boat for Treasure codes

To redeem Build a Boat for Treasure codes, hit the Menu button on the right-hand side of the screen before scrolling over to the Settings tab on the left. Scroll down this page, and you'll find the codes redemption box above the contributors section near the bottom, where you can enter any of the codes as they appear on my list.

Expired Build a Boat for Treasure codes

Given that Build a Boat for Treasure is an older Roblox experience, there are loads of expired codes, so I won't include them here. However, I will move the current codes down here if and when they expire to save you any disappointment.

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You can imagine anything Pokemon-like will have a litany of unused designs for its monsters. It's inherent to the concept, and Palworld is no exception, with an enormous amount of Pals that have been cast aside for various reasons. But by contrast, there was one that the devs knew was going to do well.

Speaking to Gaming World Interviews at Gamescom 2026, John 'Bucky' Buckley, the head of publishing and communications at Palworld developer Pocketpair, breaks down the process for designing pals. "We have a lot of 2D concept artists, and all they do all day is just make 2D sketches of Pal ideas, and we vote internally," he explains.

"We got a special channel in our Slack, and they'll post the concept art, and we'll put [one through five] ranking, everyone in the company will vote," he continues. "That process takes a long time, someone's then got to make a 3D art version, then sometimes 2D to 3D you're like, 'Oh this doesn't work,' and then you make the model, and there are so many cases where you make the model, and you go, 'You know what, it doesn't [work].'"

He mentions that Pals will sometimes be Frankensteined together from parts they like from other, unused creatures. There's an internal "graveyard," that contains "hundreds" of "rough Pals," and to be honest, that's what I'd expect from a game that's been updated as much as Palworld has been.

The democratic conceptualization process sounds pretty smooth and well-organized too. I'm sure there are bumps and wrinkles along the way, but it seems like there's a lot of trust across Pocketpair to make sure everyone stands behind every monster.

On the flipside, some of them get such a rousing reception internally, they're railroaded through into the game. "I think the fastest Pal to go from concept to design to modelling to rigging, was Sekhmet," Buckley says. "You've never seen reactions on a Slack move that much."

I'd have expected Chillet or Jetragon, given their standing in fan rankings, but Sekhmet works too. We'll have to check in a year to see if anything else has stood out across Pocketpair's voting, and to see how much bigger the pile of failed concepts is.

Palworld Palfarm is less like Stardew Valley than you might expect, lead says, but it "is more on the cozier side" than Pocketpair's survival game.

GTA 6 is back in the limelight following yet another supposed Rockstar Games leak – but this time, the leak includes its predecessor: GTA 5.

In case you're out of the loop, a huge GTA 6 leak made rounds last month, showing a good bit of what we ended up seeing in the official extended look on Netflix later on.

And, what's more, the leak kept on givin' as the anonymous poster behind it stated they'd not stop in a demand for digital rights, physical copies, and more, with claims to be "raising funds for a secret project" of sorts (although this was all admittedly muddled by cryptocurrency links).

Well, Rockstar can't seem to catch a break, as a new leak is allegedly surfacing with a whopping 200 GB of unseen data – data that apparently includes everything from early GTA 6 assets to cut GTA 5 content.

Posts on the likes of Twitter describe some of the details, outlining how the leak supposedly includes a look at an expanded Liberty City setting that fans suspect was planned to appear in GTA 5 before being scrapped.

The leak reportedly includes source code, as well as Rockstar tools and even early GTA 5 dialogue.

There are various other discussions on the leak – which is precisely 192 GB according to its sources – online, as well.

There's one that highlights the cut Agent Trevor DLC for GTA 5 – a James Bond-esque style expansion that former developers previously reported was canceled because it couldn't "out-compete" the "cash cow" that GTA Online had become – for instance. It shows the apparent order of the missions (and their names) that might've been part of the DLC.

Others showcase GTA 6 map assets and more early data from the upcoming Rockstar game.

All in all, it seems to be a pretty hefty leak. I'm curious to see whether or not GTA 6 will truly feature a Liberty City expansion later down the line… but who knows?

With GTA 6 about to launch, Take-Two boss unloads on investor criticizing "years of delays, missed expectations, and continued dependence on a small number of major franchises."

I guarantee you'll want to redeem these Mini War codes since they award players with Gems, a valuable currency you can only spend at the in-game Black Market on exclusive units and buildings.

You can't always access the Black Market in this Roblox city-builder and management sim, in fact it only appears for 20 minutes every hour, so you need to ensure you have enough Gems saved up to spend when it does open. So, redeem these Mini War codes while you have the chance, and keep an eye out for the special vendor's arrival.

If you'd also like some rewards that can be used in many other experiences as well, then we have all of the current Roblox promo codes too.

All Mini War codes

These are the Mini War codes you can redeem in-game right now:

• GENERALS - 50x Gems

Most Mini War codes award players with Gems, which you can spend in the Black Market on special factories, buildings, units, and more. If you don't already have Gem mines, that's what I'd recommend spending your Gems on first, as you'll get more in the long-run, and those earned for free from codes help boost your balance.

How to redeem Mini War codes

To redeem Mini War codes, you just need to click on the Shop button on the left-hand side of the screen indicated by a basket icon. Scroll to the bottom of the shop window to see the code redemption box, enter a code from above, then click Redeem to claim your rewards.

It's worth noting that Mini War codes are case-sensitive, so you must ensure you enter codes exactly as they appear above or they won't work. It might be worth copying and pasting from the list if you can, to ensure the code you're entering is definitely accurate.

Expired Mini War codes

• tungtungsahur
• NOLAGPLZ
• MINIWAR
• DISCODOGTOPSECRETMEGAHIPERULTRACODE

A few Mini War codes have expired already, and those in the list at the top of the page will likely join them, so redeem any active promos as soon as you see them.

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Balatro creator LocalThunk has leaked a few substantial details about his poker deck-builder's upcoming 1.1 update, which he admits has gone way past its initial 2025 due date, assuming one can truly leak information about their own beloved game.

Let LocalThunk have this, though – "I'm going to give a real honest to goodness leak," he announced to Discord on September 14, "a proper 1.1 leak." Highlights include more Jokers, more vouchers, and a new voucher system fine-tuning how often Tier 2 vouchers appear. The developer apparently has "the current iteration of 1.1" downloaded on his phone, so he should know.

"If people will indulge me," he begins to say about his new voucher system. The current version of Balatro includes 32 total vouchers, half of which are considered strong Tier 1, while the other half is an even stronger Tier 2 that corresponds to the first type of card. So, "if you take a tier 1 vouchers in ante 1 (say, paint brush)," says LocalThunk, "you would have a 1 in 16 chance of finding the corresponding tier 2 in ante 2 (palette)."

But, "If I were to add 32 more vouchers (not a leak, for arguments sake)," the developer continues, "you'd have a 1 in 32 chance of finding palette in ante 2"

"NO BUENO," he continues. "So what if there was a system that kept track of all the tier 1 vouchers you’ve taken and it rolls an N in 16 chance (N being the number of tier 1 vouchers you have without their corresponding tier 2) to spawn the upgraded tier 2 voucher? That way, if you take paint brush in shop 1 you still have a 1 in 16 chance to get palette shop 2." Hm, what if!

As for what new Tier 2 vouchers will be available, LocalThunk gives only a tiny leak – a sprinkle. The developer shares art for the new Tier 2 voucher called Lunker, whose card is emblazoned with a powerful green fish flapping its tail while fighting off the hook stuck in its mouth.

"This fish is my proof of life, yes I'm still working on 1.1!" LocalThunk says. "I'm not leaking the effect btw." Similarly, the developer reveals a new blue stake – currently, the difficulty modifier enforces -1 Discard – but, "Dw I'm not leaking it."

Except, LocalThunk can't help himself from teasing, "It's pretty interesting, and there are some weird implications I would love to break into a blog post. I had to use the quadratic formula ona whiteboard to solve something to implement it." Ah, yes. I'll pretend to understand the implications of using the quadratic formula here.

More straightforward is the new "when card is drawn to hand" mechanic, which "also applies when you open tarot or spectral packs," says LocalThunk. There's a 1.1 content checkbox you can toggle so that 1.0 modders can retain their work, and LocalThunk says he'll "add a new branch on steam well ahead of launch for current 1.0 version."

This last piece of information made everyone on Discord freak out – "I thought [the] lunker was the big ticket item," says a confused LocalThunk – but LocalThunk has one more announcement before taking his last bow: "at least 4 new jokers in 1.1," he writes in a September 15 Discord post.

By now, you're probably frothing under your Joker mask with anticipation for the long-awaited 1.1 update, but you should grab a handkerchief and prepare for more sitting around. LocalThunk says, "I'm happy the leaks are going over so well," but "I never should have given a release window."

"I don't want this to be half baked and wreck Balatro," LocalThunk continues. "I love the game too and I want to play a fun game not a rushed botch job." At the moment, he can only promise more progress updates and the occasional leak or 15, and let you know he's grateful.

"This past year of dev has been probably the most fulfilling work I've ever done," LocalThunk concludes.

Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 adds Balatro's Jimbo in a surprise new quest with a huge addition to the RPG's best minigame.

While these Bloxnote codes might not award you with anything that will provide a competitive advantage, it's always handy to have some fresh emotes to communicate how you're feeling or perhaps show off when you're playing well.

Inspired by Deathnote, Bloxnote is a social deduction game in which you have to figure out who's killing people as Kira - or play the notebook owner yourself as you try to avoid detection. Either way, you can see how emotes might come in handy. Most of these Bloxnote codes give Apples (iykyk), which you can use for emotes or titles in this Roblox Among-Us-like.

While you're not writing in the Bloxnote, check out our list of the current Roblox promo codes for more general rewards that can be used across all experiences.

All Bloxnote codes

These are the Bloxnote codes you can redeem right now:

• SORRYFORRESTART - 400x Apples new!
• 1millionvisits - 1,200x Apples
• ABASAIYANWALK500K - 1,000x Apples, Saiyan Walk Emote

As I've mentioned, and as you can see from the list above, most Bloxnote codes grant apples, with a few bonus codes sometimes offering special emotes. While you can spend apples on emotes and titles, you could also save up for the Rem skin if you're willing to put in the time.

Bloxnote codes aren't case-sensitive, so you only have to worry about spelling them correctly. You can always copy and paste them from above to be safe, since some codes are complex.

How to redeem Bloxnote codes

To redeem Bloxnote codes, click on the Settings button in the top left-hand corner of the screen, then scroll to the bottom of the Settings window to find the redemption box. Enter a code from above and click the green Redeem button to claim your rewards. You can do this during a game at any time other than in the meeting room - but you probably shouldn't.

Expired Bloxnote codes

• VISITS200K - 1,000x Apples
• SORRYFORSHUTDOWN - 600x Apples
• SRRYFORSHUTDOWN - 500x Apples
• RELEASE - 500x Apples

There are already some expired promos since Bloxnote launched in September 2026, so we can expect codes to come and go very quickly, meaning you should redeem any valid codes as soon as possible to avoid missing out.

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Sometimes, developers like to have a little fun with cheaters. Valheim developer Iron Gate Studio has decided to throw people who use console commands a bone by still allowing them to log achievements – if they enter another, comically long cheat code, that is.

Prior to an update on September 11, players using developer commands in-game relegated them from getting any of Valheim's achievements. A simple, but effective way of accepting this is how some fans choose to play, and making ramifications clear.

Valheim recently entered 1.0, bringing 50 new awards people can gather, and what seems like a review of the community policies regarding those who use these exploits. Now, there's a way to re-enter the arena of in-game trophies, and it's hilariously on the nose.

If you have devcommands turned on, enter the following: "yesiuseddevcommandsbutiwantmyachievementsanyway". All that, no full stop or quotation marks, and you're back achievement hunting like normal.

I mean, what other phrase would you use? Might as well be straightforward about it. Funnily enough, I wouldn't guess this if I were trying to figure it out, because it seems too obvious, which just makes it more fun.

"The fixes include a function to let you opt into using achievements even though you have been blocked from doing so because of previous usage of devcommands," read the patch notes. "We will leave it to your own judgement whether or not to activate this function – Oden will surely know if you use it dishonourably."

Your path to Valhalla is in question here, just be cool and all will be well.

Palworld studio calls Valheim "an inspiration to everyone in the genre" as devs of the survival game drop their own 1.0 update.

It's no secret that the video game industry isn't exactly being kind, even to the best of folks – including Kurt Kuhlmann, Bethesda Game Studios veteran and legendary Elder Scrolls "lore master" who worked on gems like the original Oblivion and Skyrim.

Although Kuhlmann hasn't been at Bethesda for quite some time now, having reportedly left over Bethesda's "bureaucratic" baggage, in his own words, and broken promises from Todd Howard about leading The Elder Scrolls 6.

He landed on his feet after leaving the company, however, moving on to work as a principal world designer at AAA studio Lightspeed LA… only to lose his role following a wave of layoffs earlier this summer.

Kuhlmann discusses his situation in a post on LinkedIn, putting into perspective just how difficult the industry is for developers right now – old and new.

"Along with most of the Last Sentinel team," he writes, alluding to his job at Lightspeed LA, "I was laid off in July, so I am back on the job market." He then flags potential employers: "If you know of anyone looking for a senior/principal/lead designer, please let me know or pass them my information."

It hits hard, honestly, seeing an industry veteran of his measure with literal decades of dev and leadership experience seeking work – but it's sadly not surprising.

Heck, just take a look at what's been happening all over, from the relentless layoffs at Xbox (which are ongoing, with Microsoft's plan to cut 3,200 employees at Xbox having commenced in July) to those elsewhere, even at indie companies, things aren't easy… anywhere, it seems.

And, as Kuhlmann proves, nobody is immune. He's got loads of know-how in the industry, and then some, as he lays out in his thread: "I spent the majority of my career at Bethesda Game Studios (BGS), and I've done pretty much every design-related thing for BGS games – narrative design and writing, world-building, combat balance, character systems, minigames, crafting, gameplay scripting, etc."

All of this and his time at Lightspeed LA. Kuhlmann concludes that he's "prioritizing jobs that allow remote work but I'm open to any opportunities that are a good match for my skills and experience" – and I sure do hope some come his way soon.

Fallout co-creator tells new devs terrified of layoffs they're "wrong" to expect making games to be a "stable job": "Art itself is inherently unstable."

September 22, 2026: I've added the latest Last Stop codes to my list following the most recent update.

Last Stop codes are a great way to increase your chances of survival while you're on the road, fighting zombies and bandits in this apocalyptic experience. It's not only you that's need to be powered up with the best class, weapons, and gear, but you bus also needs to be kitted up to defend.

Fortunately, these Last Stop codes give you tickets to unlock new recipes, which can be used to buff your bus, making you stronger against the enemies you'll meet on the road in this Roblox game. Alternatively, you can spend them on a new class for your character. Whatever you want to spend your tickets on, here's the latest Last Stop codes.

If you'd prefer some more general rewards that can be used in all of your experiences, then we've got the current Roblox promo codes covered too.

All Last Stop codes

These are the Last Stop codes you can redeem in-game right now:

• OCEAN - Tickets new!
• UPDATE3 - 750x Tickets new!
• UPDATE2 - 750x Tickets latest!
• FRED - 500x Tickets
• UPDATE1 - 250x Tickets

Last Stop tickets so far have generally rewarded players with Tickets, and these can be used to unlock crafting recipes or buy a new character class. You can only spend tickets in the lobby, so make sure you kit up before heading out on the road.

Codes aren't case-sensitive, so just make sure you've got the spelling right, or copy and paste from the list above.

How to redeem Last Stop codes

To redeem Last Stop codes, you must first reach level 5 by completing a few rounds and some quests. Once at the right level, you can redeem codes by clicking on the Codes button in the top-right corner of the screen. You can then enter a code from the list above into the box, then click on the green check mark to claim your rewards.

The codes box is at the bottom of the settings menu, so you can also navigate to the redemption box via the settings cog in the top left-hand corner.

Expired Last Stop codes

• There are no expired codes.

Given the recent creation of Last Stop, there are currently no expired codes to list here, but it will only be a matter of time before the current codes become invalid, so redeem them now.

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Grand Blue codes can give you an advantage in this epic pirate adventure, as you travel the lands searching for Cursed Fruits to add to your collection and increase your abilities. There are also rare weapons and equipment to discover and craft, as you increase your strength through battles so you can defeat the tough bosses standing in your way.

While this experience is still in Early Access there are plenty of promos being released, offering free Trait and Race Rerolls to modify your character along with other useful items to get a boost in this role-playing Roblox experience. If you're setting sail for adventure, then these are the codes for Grand Blue and how to redeem them.

If you'd prefer some more general promos with rewards that apply to all of your experiences, then take a look at the recent Roblox promo codes.

All Grand Blue codes

The following Grand Blue codes are currently active to be claimed:

• BlessedRolls – 25x Trait Rerolls, 28x Race Rerolls, 2x Fruit Chests new!
• GrandHarvest – 25x Trait Rerolls, 28x Race Rerolls, 2x Fruit Chests new!
• DevilsBounty – 30x Trait Rerolls, 3x Race Rerolls
• AnchorsUp – 15x Trait Rerolls, 13x Race Rerolls, 1x Fruit Chest
• StarShower – 15x Trait Rerolls, 10x Race Rerolls, 1x Fruit Chest
• LuckOfTheSea – 10x Trait Rerolls, 10x Race Rerolls, 1x Fruit Chest

There are currently a handful of Grand Blue codes available, offering a selection of Trait Rerolls, Race Rerolls, and Fruit Chests, while previous promos have also included Celestial Coins. Keep in mind that these benefits are often split into items that are awarded immediately and pending rewards that unlock after a certain amount of time, so you may not receive everything listed above all at once.

How to redeem Grand Blue codes

There are two different routes you can use to redeem Grand Blue codes, with the first being to access the Customize Character option from the main menu and then use the Enter code... text box at the bottom of that screen. If you're in the game itself then you can also hit the Settings button to bring up the menu, then select the Codes tab before using the Enter code... text box there. Codes for Grand Blue are not case-sensitive, so just make sure you use the correct spelling.

Expired Grand Blue codes

• OmegaCode – 1,000x Celestial Coins, 15x Trait Rerolls, 15x Race Rerolls, 1x Fruit Chest
• RollWithIt – 30x Trait Rerolls, 5x Race Rerolls, 1x Fruit Chest
• PocketOfStars – 15x Trait Rerolls, 10x Race Rerolls, 1x Fruit Chest
• GrandBlueCode – 1,250x Celestial Coins, 15x Trait Rerolls, 1x Fruit Chest
• NewYouNewCrew – 20x Trait Rerolls, 5x Race Rerolls, 1x Fruit Chest
• CelestialBlessing – 3,000x Celestial Coins
• FruitBasket – 10x Trait Rerolls, 5x Race Rerolls, 1x Fruit Chest
• 10KCCU – 4,000x Celestial Coins
• SorryForBreakingGame – 20x Trait Rerolls, 10x Race Rerolls
• HappySunday – 15x Trait Rerolls, 20x Race Rerolls, 2x Fruit Chests
• TwitterGoalReached – 20x Trait Rerolls, 5x Race Rerolls, 1x Fruit Chest
• Release! – 10x Trait Rerolls, 5x Race Rerolls
• WorldBossBroke – Rewards

Although the experience is still in Early Access, there are already plenty of expired Grand Blue codes on this list. That means they don't tend to stick around for long, so make sure you've redeemed any active codes as soon as you can.

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Strikeborn codes can be used to collect some extra items that can modify your combat style in this fighting experience inspired by manga series such as Berserk and Jujutsu Kaisen. You'll need to hone your skills and level up your fighter if you don't want to find yourself outclassed by your opponents in the battlegrounds.

The promos released so far during the Early Access period unlock random rewards, which could be an emote so you can show off some new moves or a spin to reroll your abilities in this Roblox experience. If you're all set for the fight, then here are the current codes for Strikeborn and how to redeem them.

If you're looking for some generic promos for rewards that span all of your experiences, then check out the most recent Roblox promo codes.

Strikeborn is currently only available in Early Access, which requires a R$400 pass, though it should be free-to-play when it reaches general release.

All Strikeborn codes

The following Strikeborn codes are available to claim:

• 15KLIKES – Random Emote or Spin
• SBUPDATE1 – Random Emote or Spin

There are a couple of Strikeborn codes that have been revealed during the Early Access period, which can be used to pick up several randomized rewards. The developer states that "content and progress may change" so there's no guarantee that anything will carry over to the full release, but if you have access now then it won't do any harm to grab these rewards.

How to redeem Strikeborn codes

To redeem Strikeborn codes if you have Early Access, you can tap the Shop button at the top of the screen to bring up the STORE menu, then hit the Codes tab on the right-hand side. This will show an Enter Code here text box below, where you can type in a promo before using the Redeem button to collect your reward.

Expired Strikeborn codes

• No expired codes

As the experience is still in Early Access and promos have only just been introduced, there are currently no expired Strikeborn codes to report. This situation is never permanent, however, so get any active promos claimed as soon as you can.

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Lies of P 2? Maybe not, as it seems developer Neowiz has a different title in mind for the inevitable Soulslike sequel. The company has recently filed a trademark for Wonders of O, which sure sounds like the Wizard of Oz-themed follow-up teased in the original game.

The Wonders of O trademark appeared on the European Union Intellectual Property Office website with a filing date of September 10, as spotted by The Phrasemaker. The trademark covers video game and computer software of various types, including potential for both physical and downloadable games, exactly like the 2022 trademark for Lies of P.

A sequel to Lies of P was already confirmed way back in 2023, just months after the original game's launch. Devs at Nough Studio, the Neowiz subsidiary responsible for Lies of P, recently noted how they're feeling "pressure" to make the sequel even better, but we haven't gotten any concrete details on what the sequel will actually look like.

No details, that is, aside from the narrative teasers present in Lies of P. The original game ends with an MCU-style post-credits stinger where we hear about a character named Dorothy, and we see a brief scene of a girl in ruby red slippers humming and clicking her heels together. Just as the first game turned the story of Pinocchio into a dark Soulslike, it feels almost certain that the sequel will do the same for the Wizard of Oz.

The name "Wonders of O" certainly sounds like what you'd call an Oz-themed follow-up to Lies of P, too. It's also just as potent a source of goofy innuendo, so take that for what it's worth.

Lies of P is one of the very best Soulslike games out there.

Blizzard is making enormous changes to the ever-divisive Sombra in Overwatch Season 5, grabbing her from the DPS category and transforming her into a support hero instead, as game director Aaron Keller admits that she's been considered "anti-fun" for some time now.

Sombra was added to Overwatch all the way back in 2016, and for 10 years she's been one of the most frustrating heroes to face. Between her hacking abilities that prevent enemies from using their skills, the fact that she can turn invisible, teleport out of harm's way, and generally cause chaos from a comfortable distance – away from her team, at that – it's fair to say that she's not everyone's favorite.

Speaking to GamesRadar+ during an interview at Blizzcon, Keller admits that for anyone who's been keeping up with Overwatch, "it's probably apparent that we've had issues with Sombra for a while." Poor Sombra ends up sounding like an unloved child the way Keller describes her though – even if he's right on the money with what players have found frustrating, you can't help but feel a bit bad for her when even her own creators are calling her unfun. But I suppose if the shoe fits…

"We've tried multiple reworks on her, and they're all kind of centered around some of the same issues," he explains. "You know, like she can be described as unfun to play against, or her mechanics are anti-fun. She takes away buttons, or agency from players. The way that she can escape, I think, a lot of times can be frustrating to play against, and the way that she's sort of popping in and out or invisible for large portions of the match can be frustrating too. And it's not that any one of these things is a problem in and of itself, but when you start getting a lot of these sharp mechanics all in one character, it really exacerbates the problem."

Keller acknowledges that the frustration isn't just limited to the team facing Sombra, but also anyone siding with her. After all, if you're trying your hardest to push a payload and one of your allies is nowhere in sight, it can feel like they're not being a proper team player.

"As Sombra is doing her Sombra things, even if she's doing them well, sometimes your team might not realize it. She's just not there enough, and you get that with some other heroes in the roster, but never to the degree with a Sombra," Keller notes. "You know, like Tracer can disappear for a while, Wrecking Ball can disappear for a while, but they typically come back. Sombra will come back when she does her ult, you know, that's the moment you kind of see it."

This brings us to her latest rework, which will certainly offer the biggest changes to the hero we've seen so far. Keller tells us that the devs have tried to solve Sombra's issues "in a lot of different ways because our goal is for her to keep her identity," so it doesn't sound like she's going to be a complete shadow of her former self, though.

"We do want you to be able to do a lot of those same things with Sombra, and I think by moving her over to support, we're able to still allow her to do a lot of that," he continues. "It's just for a much more limited amount of time.

"So, as you put heals on your team, it does give you that opportunity now to go stealth, hit the back line for a bit, do the Sombra things that you're used to doing. But you have a limited duration to do it before you need to get back to your team, start supporting them with heals again, hopefully, for them to be happy with you as a teammate again."

As an Overwatch support main, I'm personally really excited to see what Blizzard does with Sombra next season – she was always conceptually one of my favorites on the roster, but I was never able to click with her (and felt maybe that was for the best if I was just going to annoy everyone around me). Blizzard is also making more changes to Roadhog which we'll see at the same time, alongside the introduction of new hero Doctrine.

Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred and Overwatch's resurgence reportedly drove Blizzard to its "first back-to-back years of growth" in almost 10 years.

September 22, 2026: I've added four new Command and Army codes to my list following the launch of the latest update. Some codes have now expired, too, so I've moved them off the list.

With the latest Command an Army codes, you can boost your squad with a ton of Gems, allowing you to summon new Units, including powerful Samurai or Berserkers. You can also use these Gems to buy new Classes, so you can try out fresh weapons and find the best setup to take you across enemy lines.

As with any real army, the training and level of your units is crucial to success in this Roblox game - you can't expect to capture the enemy's base with a weak team. So, as you're setting up for your next deployment, whether you're attacking or defending, make sure you redeem these Command an Army codes first.

For more general rewards that can be used across all experiences, we've got all of the current Roblox promo codes covered in our separate guide.

All Command an Army codes

These are the current Command an Army codes you can redeem right now:

• RANKED - 300x Gems new!
• GUILD - 300x Gems new!
• PARRY - 300x Gems new!
• RAPIER - 300x Gems new!
• OPTIMIZE - 700x Gems
• WAR - 500x Gems
• RELEASE - 500x Gems

As you can see from the list of Command an Army codes above, you can get thousands of Gems by redeeming promos in-game. Use these Gems to unlock new Classes or roll for new Units, giving you an increasingly powerful army.

How to redeem Command an Army codes

Redeeming Command an Army codes is simple, as you just need to click on the Codes button on the right-hand side of the screen, then enter a code from above into the box. Hit the Claim button and enjoy your rewards.

The only prerequisite to redeeming codes is that you complete the tutorial first, but you've probably already done that by now. Command an Army codes also aren't case-sensitive, so you only need to worry about spelling, but you can always copy and paste them from my list.

Expired Command an Army codes

• SHIELDBREAKER - 700x Gems
• CONQUER - 500x Gems
• SORRY - 1,000x Gems
• COMMANDER - 500x Gems
• @D0ggy103 - 500x Gems

Command an Army is still quite new, but some of the earliest codes have already expired, and it won't be long before those above join them. With that in mind, it's best to redeem them while you can, and I'll move promos down here as soon as they expire.

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Fortnite's Kingdom Hearts collab is finally arriving this week, and it looks like it's not just Sora joining Epic's battle royale.

Fortnite's current gaming-themed season, Override, kicked off last month, at which point it was confirmed via the official key art that Kingdom Hearts protagonist Sora would be added to the game soon with his very own skin. Almost a month into the season, folks were starting to wonder where he was, but Epic has now revealed that we can expect him to be added to the game "this week."

A new teaser video gives us our best look yet at Sora and his slightly Fortniteified Keyblade – you'll notice that the keychain attached to it that'd normally be a little Mickey Mouse head has been swapped for a Fortnite llama, instead.

Presumably this will be available to buy as a pickaxe, though it'd be very cool if it was added to the loot pool as a Mythic weapon, too – Epic hasn't confirmed this either way at this stage, though.

That's not all, though. The official Fortnite Twitter account has also posted a series of quotes from different Kingdom Hearts characters, suggesting that they might be joining the game too. After sharing a Sora quote, Epic also posted lines from Riku, Kairi, and Roxas, so it sounds like we could have a full squad joining the fray.

We're still waiting on a number of previously teased gaming collabs to get added to Fortnite this season – Persona 5's Joker was also shown off in marketing last month, but still isn't available yet, and CD Projekt Red has now confirmed that a Cyberpunk: Edgerunners Lucy skin is on the way, too. Epic previously said that Rebecca's Guns will be available as a weapon in the loot pool at some point, so presumably these will come at the same time.

As it stands, Fortnite Override is set to run until the end of October, so here's hoping fans won't be waiting too long for those other crossovers. In the meantime, let's just hope that Kingdom Hearts' already baffling narrative web doesn't get any more complicated with some Fortnite-exclusive lore that'll become inaccessible within a few weeks.

Be sure to check out our guide to Fortnite admin panel codes to get some free bonuses this season.

BlizzCon 2026 brings big news for reigning hero shooter champ Overwatch. Season 5 will introduce a new "cool vampire" hero called Doctrine, it'll finally rework Roadhog to become less annoying, and in a very surprising turn, Sombra will become a support hero.

First things first, Doctrine. Game director Aaron Keller introduced the crowd to the game's upcoming support hero with an animated trailer that shows him joining forces with bad guy Doomfist and his entourage. He can apparently heal and dish out damage with a sceptre, rush across maps "shrouded in darkness," and utilize drones to buff allies. Keller also made mention of mechanized bats. Very cool...

BlizzCon attendees can try out Doctrine on the show floor, while players at home should have access to his 'Hero Trial' in-game that'll stay live through September 14. He'll properly end his slumber and stalk into the roster next month when Season 5 goes live.

As for next season's reworked heroes - or re-reworks, I should say - Roadhog will become much less annoying from here on. The developers say his signature hook and one-shot kill combo will be retired, and the chunky tank will finally be able to help out his team in a more meaningful capacity.

Overwatch's other super divisive hero, the sometimes invisible hacker Sombra, is getting an even bigger revamp. The DPS hero will become a support hero starting next season, rather surprisingly. Both heroes' new skill kits are under wraps, but we should see more as BlizzCon 2026 chugs on throughout the weekend.

Overwatch's huge "battle pass revamp" is out tomorrow and makes things a lot more complicated but, seemingly, better

September 22, 2026: I've added another new Search for the Needle code to our list!

Search for the Needle codes can help you get a leg up when scouring through hay piles for a tiny needle. It's a tiresome task, and any boost that helps you clear the hay that little bit faster is a godsend, be it a useful Class skill like increased earnings or faster hay collection or some more cash to spend on better tools.

Thankfully, these Search for the Needle codes give you exactly that, usually in the form of Gems which you can exchange for Class Rerolls. Be careful, though, as you're not guaranteed a decent class, so think carefully before rerolling. Don't think before redeeming these codes, though, as they can expire at any time.

For other more general rewards that you can use across all of your experiences, then take a look at our list of the current Roblox promo codes you can use.

All Search for the Needle codes

These are all the valid Search for the Needle codes right now:

• CLANS - 200x Gems new!
• WEATHER - 120x Gems
• PETS - 200x Gems, 30-minute 2x Luck Boost for Class Rerolls

As you can see from the list above, there are a few different rewards to be had by redeeming Search for the Needle codes, but primarily you're looking at Gems. There may be the off opportunity for update-specific items sometimes, too.

How to redeem Search for the Needle codes

To redeem Search for the Needle codes, simply click on the Codes button on the right of the screen, indicated by the blue bird icon. Enter the code into the box and hit Redeem to receive your rewards.

Expired Search for the Needle codes

• ALIEN - 200x Gems, 200x Alien Coins

Now there have been a few more Search for the Needle codes, some promos are starting to expire, with those above sure to join them in the near future, so redeem any promos as soon as you see them.

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September 25, 2026: I had a look for new Legacy Piece codes, but none have been released since the four from earlier this week, which are still valid and still on our list below.

These Legacy Piece codes offer you a ton of rewards, including Chests, Potions, Shards, and Boss Tickets, so you can battle bosses for even more valuable rewards. To do that, though, you'll need to increase your strength and buy weapons, and these codes can help with that, too.

In this Roblox RPG, you'll adventure across a series of islands, defeating foes and destroying deadly bosses, and the further you travel, the more of a challenge they'll provide. Use these Legacy Piece codes, then, to get better weapons, better passive items, and a helpful boost of Gold.

If you're searching for more general rewards that you can apply to all of your experiences, then we've got the latest Roblox promo codes you can claim.

All Legacy Piece codes

These are the current Legacy Piece codes you can redeem right now:

• sorryfordelay8!! - 1x Secret Gem Chest, 10,000x Shards latest!
• thanksfor16kccu!! - 1x Secret Gem cHest, 1x Drop Potion, 100x Ultimate Chests, 10,000x Shards latest!
• thanksfor17kccu!! - 1x Secret Gem Chest, 1x Drop Potion, 100x Ultimate Chests, 10,000x Shards latest!
• update2.1!! - 1x Secret Gem Chest, 1x Drop Potion, 100x Ultimate Chest, 10,000x Shards latest!
• sorryforbugs17!! - 2x Skill Tree Resets, 1x Secret Gem Chest, 100x Ultimate Chests, 50x Secret Fish Chests, 10,000x Shards
• thanksfor15kccu!! - 1x Secret Gem Chest, 1x Drop Potion, 10x Blade Echos, 100x Ultimate Chests, 10,000x Shards
• thanksfor14kccu!! - 1x Secret Gem Chest, 1x Drop Potion, 10x Blade Echos, 100x Ultimate Chests, 10,000x Shards
• thanksfor13kccu!! - 2x Skill Tree Resets, 1x Secret Gem Chest, 10,000x Shards
• thanksfor12kccu!! - 2x Skill Tree Resets, 1x Secret Gem Chest, 50x Secret Fish Chests, 1x Drop Potion, 10,000x Shards
• thanksfor11kccu!! - 2x Skill Tree Resets, 1x Secret Gem Chest, 50x Secret Fish Chests, 1x Drop Potion, 10,000x Shards
• thanksfor10kccu!! - 2x Skill Tree Resets, 1x Secret Gem Chest, 100x Ultimate Chests, 100x Secret Fish Chests, 10x Blade Echos, 10,000x Shards
• HELLUPDATE!! - 10x Almighty Chest, 2x Drop Potion, 1,000x Boss Tickets, 10,000x Shards
• SORRYFORDELAY7!! - 1x Secret Gem Chest, 1x Drop Potion, 10,000x Shards
• UPD2.0!! - 5x Almighty Chest, 50x Secret Fish Chest, 5,000x Boss Tickets, 10,000x Shards

The latest Legacy Piece codes grant loads of chests, which you can open for valuable rewards including special fish, which you can equip to grant you passive buffs. Otherwise, you'll see you can get plenty of Boss Tickets, which usually cost 10,000 Gold, so you're getting your money's worth by stocking up for future boss fights.

Legacy Piece codes are not case-sensitive, but I still suggest you copy and paste codes from my list to make sure enter them correctly, as they've all been tested as they are.

How to redeem Legacy Piece codes

To redeem Legacy Piece codes, hit the Settings button in the menu on the left-hand side of the screen and you'll see the codes redemption box at the bottom. Enter a code as it appears above and hit Enter, or the equivalent button on your device, to claim your rewards.

Expired Legacy Piece codes

• 19KLIKES!! - 5x Heavenly Fish Chest, 2,500x Trait Reroll, 500x Clan Reroll, 1x Drop Potion, 10,000x Shards
• 18KLIKES!! - 2,000x Boss Ticket, 5x Heavenly Fish Chest, 2,500x Trait Reroll, 500x Clan Reroll, 1x Drop Potion, 10,000x Shards
• UPDATE1.75!! - Spawns Ancient Infernal Core, 5,000x Boss Ticket, 25x Heavenly Fish Chest, 2,500x Trait Reroll, 500x Clan Reroll, 2x Drop Potion, 10,000x Shards
• SORRYFORDELAY5!! - 2x Drop Potion, 10,000x Shards
• DONTKNOWWHATTOTYPEFORTHISCODE!! - 2,000x Boss Ticket, 100x Ultimate Chest, 10,000x Shards
• BALANCECHANGE1!! - 1,000x Boss Ticket, 10,000x Shards
• 4MVISITS!! - 15x Whale Blessing Chest, 10x Secret Fish Chest, 10,000x Shards
• OCEANUPDATE!! - 10x Whale Blessing Chest, 5x Secret Fish Chest, 10,000x Shards
• THANKSFOR17KLIKES!! - 10x Whale Blessing Chest, 5x Secret Fish Chest, 10,000x Shards
• SORRYFORBUGS10!! - 100x Clan Reroll, 10x Fireforce Chest, 10,000x Shards
• SORRYFORBUGS9!! - 100x Clan Reroll, 10x Fireforce Chest, 10,000x Shards
• SORRYFORDELAY3!! - 20x Whale Blessing Chest, 10x Secret Fish Chest, 100x Clan Reroll, 10,000x Shards
• UPDATE1.5!! - 20x Whale Blessing Chest, 10x Secret Fish Chest, 10,000x Shards
• SORRYFORBUGS11!! - 1x Ultimate Enhancement Gem, 50x Abyssal Chest, 1,000x Shards
• BUGFIXFORUPDATE1.1!! - 100x Clan Reroll, 50x Abyssal Chest, 10,000x Shards
• SORRYFORDELAYYY2!! - 50x Abyssal Chest, 1x Godly Ascension Stone, 10,000x Shards
• SORRYFORDELAYYY!! - 100x Clan Reroll, 50x Abyssal Chest, 10,000x Shards
• UPDATE1.1!! - 100x Clan Reroll, 50x Abyssal Chest, 10,000x Shards
• THANKSFOR4KCCU!! - 5x Aura Crate, 10x Ultimate Chest, 100x Clan Reroll, 10,000x Shards
• FIREUPDATE!! - 100x Clan Reroll, 10x Fire Force Chest, 10,000x Shards

Plenty of Legacy Piece codes have expired since the game launched, as you can see above, so be sure to redeem current codes while you have the chance. When they expire, I'll move them down here so you don't waste time redeeming invalid promos.

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Dungeon Lootr codes grant all sorts of useful rewards, including valuable chests and Reforge Stones for upgrading your gear. Since loot is what we're after in this dungeon crawling adventure, it makes sense that you'd want to get as much free gear without fighting through caverns as possible, and that's just what these codes do.

The more you explore, the tougher the enemies get, of course, and to stand a chance against them in this Roblox RPG, you need the best gear, the best items, and the best class you can get. So, to help you out, I've listed the latest Dungeon Lootr codes below.

If you're searching for more general rewards that you can apply to all of your experiences, then we've got the latest Roblox promo codes you can claim.

All Dungeon Lootr codes

These are the valid Dungeon Lootr codes you can claim right now:

• PAYLOAD - 250x Payload, 5x Reforge Stones new!
• TORUS - 5x Exotic Ingots, 10x Reforge Stones new!
• MOONWITCH - 20x Normal Spins, 10x Lucky Spins new!
• NECROMANCER - 20x Normal Spins, 10x Lucky Spins new!
• UPDATE2 - 300x Payload, 10x Reforge Stones, 2x Aspect Gems new!
• 20MVISIT - 3x Luck Potion III, 50,000x Coins
• 45KLIKE - 3x Random GM Blessing, 25,000x Coins
• JACKAL - 2x Random GM Blessing, 10,000x Coins
• SILVERINE - 5x Exotic Ingot, 10x Reforge Stone, 10,000x Coins
• TOURNAMENT - 5x Aspect Gem, 10x Protection Scroll, 25,000x Coins

As you can see from my list, there are loads of different rewards available for redeeming these Dungeon Lootr codes, including thousands of coins to spend on reforging your gear or with the merchant, and chests for obtaining plenty of valuable loot.

We have seen some reports of different rewards for the codes above, but those listed are what I received - it could be that some codes grant random rewards.

How to redeem Dungeon Lootr codes

To redeem Dungeon Lootr codes, you must first complete or skip the tutorial. Then, click on the Menu button on the right-hand side of the screen, followed by the Extras button, indicated by three dots and three lines. Here, you'll find a Codes button, where you can open the codes window, enter a code from the list above, hit Claim, and enjoy your rewards.

You must also join the ClickBytes community if you haven't already, but the first time you try to redeem codes, you'll be prompted to do so in-game, meaning you don't have to leave the game to redeem your first code.

Expired Dungeon Lootr codes

• LOVETHISGAME - 10x Aspect Gems new!
• COURAGE - 5x Random GM Blessing
• RAIDTIME - 5x Forge Stone Bundles, 10x Reforge Stones
• WEEKENDBUFFS - 2x Luck Potion 1, 2x Luck Potion 2, 2x Luck Potion 3, 10x Reforge Stones
• 15KCCU - 100,000x Coins, 5x Luck Potion 3
• UPDATE1 - 10x Event Chests, 10x Reforge Stones, 5x Exotic Ingots
• LOOTR - 1,000x Coins, 1x Random GM Blessing
• 10KFAV
• 8KLIKE
• 20KPLAYERS
• 4KFAV
• 3KLIKES
• FULLRELEASE
• LOOTRISBACK
• GIVEMEGEMSPLEASE
• FORGESKIP
• JACKPOT
• BYEMETA
• NEWASPECT
• EARLYACCESSYAY

As shown above, there are a few Dungeon Lootr codes that have already expired, and I'm confident those that are currently valid will join them soon, so be sure to redeem them as soon as possible to avoid missing out.

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A couple of weeks ago, Gamescom Opening Night Live 2026 provided us with our first look at both The Witcher 3 Remastered and CD Projekt Red's brand-new expansion for the RPG, Songs of the Past – an expansion that wouldn't have happened without the remaster.

Or, at least, that's what CD Projekt Red says in a recent interview with BBC News over on YouTube.

As Jakub Rokosz, game director behind both The Witcher 3 and now Songs of the Past, recalls, "the stars had to align and the conditions had to be just right to make this [the new expansion] happen." And right they became, as "the story of Dandelion's past and homeland came into our spotlight" at the perfect time.

Right when "CD Projekt Red started talking to us about about doing it," other "work on the remaster" was underway – "and those two things are intertwined in a way that the realization of Letten, Dandelion's hometown, wouldn't be possible without the remaster upgrades."

As Rokosz concludes, "there are a few things that had to click together" to make Songs of the Past "possible." And, thankfully, those things did indeed click.

Considering the sheer scope of Songs of the Past, I'm honestly not too surprised to hear Rokosz say that The Witcher 3 Remastered was practically necessary to make the expansion work.

After all, the original RPG from CD Projekt Red launched way back in 2015, leaving over a decade of technological advancements between then and now. Plus, it sounds like the remaster will be quite the overhaul, also.

We've got everything from "improved combat" to massively reworked visuals to look forward to, at times making it sound more like a remake than a remaster, honestly.

It's one heck of an undertaking for developers, undoubtedly, anyway, considering all of the other upcoming CD Projekt Red games, too. Coupled with Songs of the Past – which Rokosz makes seem huge as well – we Witcher stans have a lot to be excited about.

After 20 years voicing Geralt, The Witcher 3 star Doug Cockle says revisiting his character for Songs of the Past is "like slipping into a warm bath"

September 25, 2026: I've had a look for any new Kaiju Alpha codes, but there haven't been any since the new promo from earlier this week, which is still valid and can be found in the list below.

Kaiju Alpha codes give huge buffs to Exp and cell generation, not only letting you power up faster, but also helping you reach any cell goal you might be headed towards to unlock new Kaiju or Skins.

Exp has a significant use in terms of getting stronger in this Roblox experience where you fight as a Kaiju against other Kaiju, and while skins don't have any benefit in combat, looking cool is part of the experience when you're playing as Godzilla or Kong. So, whether you want an Exp boost or a new skin, here are all the latest Kaiju Alpha codes.

If you're after other rewards that you can use across all of your experiences, head on over to our list of general Roblox promo codes.

All Kaiju Alpha codes

These are the Kaiju Alpha codes you can redeem right now:

• SINGULARITY - 100,000 Cells new!
• BADSONGLEE - 1x 2-hour Exp boost
• ROSE - 2x 60-minute Exp boost, 2x 60-minute Cell boost

As usual, the latest Kaiju Alpha code grants a boost in Exp and Cells, giving you a chance to level up your favorite Kaiju. If you're saving up cells for a new character, you can always hang on to your Exp boost for when you have it.

Codes aren't case-sensitive, but it may still be worth just copying and pasting them from above to be sure they're right.

How to redeem Kaiju Alpha codes

You can only redeem Kaiju Alpha codes from the main menu. You cannot do this in-game, and can only return to the main menu when you die or when you are not engaged in combat. When not engaged in combat, you can return to the main menu by clicking on the Menu button above your skills and waiting 10 seconds.

From the main menu click on Options, where you'll see the codes redemption box at the bottom. Enter codes from the list above and then hit enter on your keyboard or the equivalent button on your platform of choice.

Expired Kaiju Alpha codes

• KAONTOP - 60-minute Exp boost, 60-minute Cell boost
• XECRETISREAL - 60-minute Exp boost, 60-minute Cell boost
• DEAWYGIGACHAD - 30 levels
• SRRYFORBUGS - 3-hour Exp boost
• SRRYFORREVERTLEVEL - 50 levels

Kaiju Alpha codes tend to expire as new updates launch, so it's worth redeeming new codes as soon as possible so you don't miss out on these boosts.

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All Star Tower Defense codes might have been around a long time, but they're still showing no signs of slowing down as the popular game stands the test of time. Whether you're just getting involved for the first time or you're a long-term player, the following promos will be super helpful to your progression.

Anime tower defense games are rife on Roblox, so it's hard to know which ones to play, but thanks to its longevity, you know ASTD is a good choice. As you assemble your best team of anime champions and prepare to take on your next boss, redeem these ASTD codes for a boost.

Plus, if you want more general rewards that apply to all your experiences, take a look at our list of the latest Roblox promo codes up for grabs.

All ASTD codes

These are the All Star Tower Defense codes you can redeem right now:

• ReturnOfTheLobbies - 4,000x Gems, 150x Stardust
• ALateSummerAwaits - 4,000x Gems, 100x Stardust
• AwesomeBeginnerCode - 4,000x Gems, 50x Stardust, 1x Otherworldly Pickle

As you can see, ASTD codes tend to grant players with a combination of Gems and Stardust, which you need to summon new units to your team. On occasion, you may even get a special Unit, which could either be pretty weak but fun, or incredibly powerful, so don't miss out.

How to redeem ASTD codes

To redeem All Star Tower Defense codes, you must first click on the Settings button in the top-left hand corner of the screen. You'll find the codes redemption box at the bottom of the window that opens up. Enter the code into the box as it appears above then hit Enter or your platform equivalent.

There is no on-screen message to let you know that the code has been redeemed unless it awards a Unit, which will pop up, but if it's been successful, you'll see a change in the amount of currency beneath the window.

Expired ASTD codes

• FusionReborn - 4,000x Gems, 150x Stardust
• TheOverlordArrives - 4,000x Gems, 250x Stardust
• WhoInvitedThisGuy - 4,000x Gems, 250x Stardust
• tboicats - 3,000x Gems, 170x Stardust
• sorryfordelayandmonkeyking - 4,000x Gems, 280x Stardust
• yickadee - 2,000x Gems, 230x Stardust
• twete93dont - 2,700x Gems, 170x Stardust
• tungtungnobannersahur - 2,700x Gems, 170x Stardust
• cosmicrebel - 2,700x Gems, 170x Stardust
• omgupdate2026 - 2,700x Gems, 170x Stardust
• fordanielxd - 67x Gems, 67x Stardust

Since ASTD has been around for over six years, there have been plenty of expired codes, including the selection seen above. The valid codes will also expire at some point, so it's worth redeeming them as soon as you see them to avoid disappointment.

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I've got a theory about why people enjoy playing survival games. From Minecraft (or Unreal World if you're cool) all the way through to Valheim's 1.0 launch today after five years in Early Access, they all have something in common. Starting with nothing and building up to a mighty fortress is great, but what these games really offer is a sense of discovery – a journey into an unfamiliar world.

It's something Welsh poet Dylan Thomas explores in his poem Fern Hill. Here, he writes about being "green and carefree, famous among the barns" in "the sun that was young once only". That pretty much sums up my first few hours of Valheim: it's a game that nurtures and encourages a childlike sense of wonder.

Waxing poetical

Valheim's epic wonder is there from the jump. You arrive into the Tenth World in the clutches of a Valkyrie, with only a raven named Hugin for amenable company. Hugin provides you with some helpful tips as a new arrival in the peaceful Meadows – a world away from the moody, stormy lands you saw during your flight.

With almost nothing to your name, like a child angry about a lost kite, you start punching trees only to realize with sore hands that you're actually meant to gather branches from the ground.

From there, Valheim flows into the usual routine you'd expect from a survival game. I spend most of the time foraging rocks, flint, and becoming a kind of Genghis Khan figure to local wildlife. If the survival game loop was all that there was to Valheim, it'd be a fun, if somewhat disposable slice of Viking life. But one aspect that really makes the game stand apart is the sensory experience.

Valheim's late-PS1/early-PS2 aesthetic has some modern flourish hidden beneath its horned helmet. The lighting is one standout aspect, with night skies seeing countless stars spill across a firmament of pure black. Meanwhile the Meadows biome is underscored by a bucolic clarinet melody, caught somewhere between folk and soft jazz, that never fails to soothe. And it all links back to that poetic sense of expanse and wonder as penned by Thomas.

There's some entertainingly bouncy physics, too. My first death on day 1 isn't attributed to one of the goblin-like Greylings or an aggressive boar, but to gravity, a tree, and my own hubris. Chopping down a tree makes it fall. It's a very tricky concept to grasp, I know, and it turns out that chopping up a huge trunk also splits it in two. I'm standing downhill from one of the large logs as it falls to the ground, and thus begins my first corpse run.

Valheim is also a full-on RPG, which is a point I have used to sell it to my survival-skeptic friends. There are skills ranging from magic to cooking to wood-chopping, as well as a shockingly competent combat system, complete with a parry mechanic. All of these hang together to make exploration extremely fun, my character taking shape alongside the world around them as I learn more about myself and this strange new land.

Man of the land

Tracing the shoreline, venturing out on your first raft, building a simple homestead – it's easy to forget that there is more to this game than simply existing within it, green and carefree. And there is so much more, with each major biome culminating in a boss fight against a suitably fantastical enemy. After each boss, you move on to the next biome, building forward bases and exploring – ever exploring, like a true Erik the Red.

Despite my generally wonderful time with Valheim 1.0, my one sticking point is the building mechanics. Level ground prime for building is hard to come by in the Tenth World, even after setting-to it with a newly-crafted hoe.

This means that making your homestead look like a building rather than a load of panels that have been chucked together is a matter of some genuine skill. I was left with huge gaps that, if nothing else, let smoke trail out beautifully from my campfire. It holds some of the game's creative potential hostage, and I can't truly feel like the author of my own pastoral poem as a consequence.

Still, I have to hand it to developer Iron Gate Studios. The sun may be young once only, but if you ever want to wander, Valheim's near-endless scope for epic journeys is hard to beat. What a fantastic synchronicity there is to the fact that 1992's Unreal World, one of the first survival games ever, doubled as an RPG about surviving the Far North. Valheim 1.0's addition of the Deep North biome echoes it beautifully, calling forth the bravest souls who wish to venture further and marrying the RPG and survival genres in a genuinely fantastic way.

These games like Valheim offer stunning worlds to explore and survive, if you dare...

These Anime Dice codes grant a handsome number of rewards, all of which are useful for obtaining better characters and upgrading your best for increased earnings and better fighting abilities.

Anime Dice is a combination of some of the most popular Roblox experiences, rolling Gacha and combat into one. Not only do you need the best anime-inspired characters to rake in as much cash as possible, but you can also pit them against bosses in a combat card game to climb the tower and earn even more rewards. You'll need all the help you can to get as far as possible, so redeem the Anime Dice codes below.

If you're searching for more general rewards that you can apply to all of your experiences, then we've got the latest Roblox promo codes you can claim.

All Anime Dice codes

These are all the Anime Dice codes you can redeem right now:

• UPDATE5 - 3x Lucky Spins, 20x Trait Rerolls, 20x Gems, 20x Tickets new!
• 250KLIKES - 2x Lucky Spins, 20x Trait Rerolls, 20x Gems new!
• 30KCCU - 2x Lucky Spins, 10x Trait Rerolls, 10x Gems latest!
• 40KCCU - 2x Lucky Spins, 10x Trait Rerolls, 10x Gems latest!
• 100KLIKES - 2x Lucky Spins, 10x Trait Rerolls, 10x Gems latest!
• 10KCCU - 2x Lucky Spins, 10x Trait Rerolls, 10x Gems latest!
• 20KCCU - 2x Lucky Spins, 10x Trait Rerolls, 10x Gems latest!
• UPDATE4 - 3x Lucky Spins, 10x Trait Rerolls, 10x Gems, 10x Tickets latest!
• 5KCCU - 2x Lucky Spins, 5x Trait Rerolls, 5x Gems
• 1KCCU - 2x Lucky Spins, 5x Trait Rerolls, 5x Gems
• UPDATE3 - 2x Lucky Spins, 7x Trait Rerolls, 7x Gems
• UPDATE2 - 2x Lucky Spins, 5x Trait Rerolls, 5x Gems
• UPDATE1 - 2x Lucky Spins, 3x Trait Rerolls, 3x Gems
• RELEASE - 1x Lucky Spin, 2x Trait Rerolls, 2x Gems

As you can see from the list above, Anime Dice codes tend to reward a combination of Lucky Spins, Trait Rerolls, and Gems. While Lucky Spins can get you some superb rewards if luck is on your side, Trait Rerolls and Gems can be used more specifically to upgrade your best characters.

Anime Dice codes aren't case-sensitive, so you only have to worry about spelling, but you should still just copy and paste them from above if possible to avoid mistakes.

How to redeem Anime Dice codes

To redeem Anime Dice codes, you must first click on the Shop button in-game. The confusing thing is that there are two Shop buttons, so you must choose the one on the left-hand side of the screen, marked by a shopping basket icon. You can also get here by heading to the Market stall in the center of the arena.

Either way, you should then scroll to the bottom of the shop screen where you'll see the codes redemption box. Enter a code into the box as it appears above, and then hit Redeem.

Expired Anime Dice codes

• There are no expired Anime Dice codes.

Anime Dice is still a relatively new Roblox experience, so no codes have expired since release. However, I don't doubt that those codes above will expire at some point, when I'll move them down here, so redeem them while you can.

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Elden Ring players were happy to discover there was a glitch that made the game's new $5 Tarnished Pack DLC appear in their multiplayer kingdom, even if they hadn't paid for it. But developer FromSoftware has speedily issued a patch stopping players in their path.

"Patch 1.17.1 has been released for #ELDENRING," says the official Elden Ring account on Twitter. "This update fixes an issue in multiplayer where, under specific conditions, DLC-specific items could be obtained when not normally eligible. No additional content is included. Thank you for your support, Tarnished."

After Patch 1.17 introduced new, paid content that comes included with Elden Ring's fresh Switch 2 edition – the $5 pack contains the Idus Knight and Heavy Knight starting classes, plus more weapons and glamorous horse armor – a helpful bug made it so players with DLC items would automatically spawn copies of those items as pick-ups when entering a multiplayer game with someone who didn't have the DLC. It was the Lands Between's equivalent of dollar bills raining from the sky.

But Patch 1.17.1 smacks players' wrists and tells them to get their own $5. While Elden Ring fans can still trade DLC items with each other, including with people who don't own the Tarnished Pack, they can no longer enjoy a bounty of doubles. And they are not happy.

One exasperated Twitter reply says to the official Patch 1.17.1, "In other words someone found out how to get the $5 Tarnished DLC stuff for free. It should have been free anyway, guys. Charging $5 for a few pieces of gear is the biggest L From Soft has taken in a long time."

"I'll get downvoted for this, but it's crazy they released a whole patch for something as harmless as this," another player reacts in a Reddit thread on the topic, "but they can't bother to give us more balance or QoL changes. You know stuff that would actually improve the game's experience?"

"People love to claim that From soft is somehow beyond criticism," says another Reddit comment in the same thread, "but this was clearly a financial decision. They want more money from people. Simple as that."

As much as it pains me to agree as a hardcore FromSoftware fan (I've played all the games more than once, I've watched a total of at least 100 hours of lore videos), I do. The Tarnished Pack DLC is the developer's first experiment with something close to "microtransactions," and I have to try hard not to see it as the first ember in a house fire. Usually, I fail. But it's clear from Patch 1.17.1 that FromSoftware has the opposite reaction – if $5 DLC is an ember, it wants to keep it glowing.

Deep in FromSoftware's sicko arc, Elden Ring and Dark Souls boss Hidetaka Miyazaki says "you can't make anything that's as fun" just by following the same old rules.

Ubisoft, Sega, Bandai Namco, and Square Enix are reportedly some of the publishers who are not supporting the Xbox disc-to-digital program, leading to concerns of the initiative's viability as a preservation tool.

Microsoft announced its disc-to-digital initiative for Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One games last month, and at the end of the month, users on the Xbox Insider Program were able to access the feature in a beta form. This led to interesting discoveries like Activision's Deadpool, Transformers: Devastation and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants in Manhattan, as well as assorted titles from other publishers like Rock Band 4 and Lego Dimensions being available despite being delisted from digital stores.

However, unfortunately, Xbox Insider users have seemingly discovered another piece of the puzzle. As reported by users on Reddit, Ubisoft-published games are completely locked out of the program, with a message that reads, "This game is not participating in digital licensing." And since then, players on Reddit have reported the same thing is the case for Sega, Square Enix, and Bandai Namco, which in turn means every FromSoftware game, barring Sekiro, is unavailable on the service.

Sega is particularly interesting given that Sega president Shuji Utsumi pledged his support for physical games following Sony's announcement it's abandoning preservation by killing PS5 discs. On top of that, Sega has been a big supporter of the likes of Xbox Game Pass and Play Anywhere, so many are disappointed to see it seemingly isn't on board with this. However, the feature is still in beta, so hopefully Sega and others get on board once it's out in public.

13 years after famous Microsoft dunk, ex-PlayStation boss Shuhei Yoshida says Xbox disc-to-digital feature is "a great move"

Jujutsu Zero codes award you with a variety of items to help you level up your fighting style - and you'll need to fight hard as you embark on any of the dangerous quests this fighting RPG has to offer.

This Roblox experience is also a gacha game, in a way, and you'll need to roll for attacks in special, limited-time banners. For this, you'll need Crystals, while Lumens unlock rewards in the standard banner. Both are commonly available by redeeming Jujutsu Zero codes, so take a look at the list below.

For more general rewards you can use across all experiences, check out our up-to-date list of all the Roblox promo codes you can redeem now.

All Jujutsu Zero codes

These are the Jujutsu Zero codes you can redeem right now:

• CLOUD - 1,000x Cursed Crystals, 5,000x Lumens, 50x Clan Rolls new!
• 210KLIKES - 3,500x Lumens, 300x Crystals, 35x Clan Rolls
• 200KLIKES - 500x Cursed Crystals, 3,500x Lumens, 50x Clan Rolls

As you can see, there are loads of Lumens and Crystals up for grabs with these Jujutsu Zero codes, letting you save up to roll multiple times in both the standard and Disaster banners.

How to redeem Jujutsu Zero codes

You must redeem Jujutsu Zero codes from the main menu, which is available when you launch the game. If you want to return to the main menu from the experience, hit the Menu button in the top left-hand corner, then select Return Menu, the bottom left option. This takes you back to the main menu, where you can select the Codes button, enter your code into the box, and hit Redeem to claim your rewards.

Jujutsu Zero codes aren't case-sensitive, so you don't have to worry about that, but you still need to make sure you spell the codes correctly, so I'd still recommend copying and pasting from the list above.

Expired Jujutsu Zero codes

• QOLYAY - 1,000x Crystals, 5,000x Lumens, 50x Clan Rolls
• INFINITY++ - 2,500x Cursed Crystals, 1x Infinity Boost, 5x Estate Rep, 1x Blue/Red Converter
• INFINITEVOID - 1,000x Crystals, 5,000x Lumens, 50x Clan Rolls
• AWAKENED - 1,000x Cursed Crystals, 5,000x Lumens, 50x Clan Rolls
• CALAMITY - 1,000x Cursed Crystals, 10,000x Lumens, 50x Clan Rolls
• CODE_LIMITED_EVENT!! - 500x Cursed Crystals, 6x Shadow Essence
• TradingUP - 3,000x Lumens, 500x Cursed Crystals
• AURA - 4,000x Lumens, 35x Clan Rolls

There are already a few expired Jujutsu Zero codes, and I have no doubt that those that are currently valid will expire soon, so be sure to redeem them before I have to move them down here.

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