How we verify game codes
“Verified” on GameCode means a code was published by the game itself and is still inside its working period. Here is how that is kept true.
Only official sources
Every code comes from the game’s own official announcements, posted by its developer or publisher. We never copy codes from other code websites, comments or rumours.
Checked every day
Each game’s official announcements are checked every day. A new code shows up on its page soon after the game posts it.
Read carefully, reviewed by a person
Each announcement is read for the code, its reward and its end date, including codes shown inside images. Anything unclear goes to a person for review before it appears.
Expired codes come off
When a code’s end date passes, it leaves the working list and moves to the code history. Codes with no published end date are labelled “No end date given”.
What you can do
Copy a code with one tap, and it gets a ✓ so you know which ones you have already tried. Ticks are saved only in your browser. Each game page also shows when its codes usually arrive and how long they last, based on its real code history.
Questions
Are the codes on GameCode real?
Yes. Every code comes from the game’s official announcements. We don’t make up codes or copy them from other sites.
How often are codes checked?
Every game is checked every day, and its page updates as soon as a new code is found.
Why does a code say “No end date given”?
The game announced the code without saying when it ends. We keep listing it, but older codes without an end date may have stopped working.
A code didn’t work. Why?
Codes are often case-sensitive, and many work only once per account, only on some servers, or only until a set date. Copy the code exactly, check the end date, and try the other working codes on the page.