About RealGameCodes

A dated, source-visible directory of redeem codes across 50+ games.

Why this site exists

Game codes move quickly. A code may be announced during a livestream, copied by several outlets, and expire before a player finds it. A vague "updated today" label does not explain where the code came from or how old the underlying information is.

RealGameCodes is designed to make that evidence visible. Each listed code includes the source we used and the date we last reviewed that source. The date is not a guarantee that a time-limited code remains active; it gives you enough context to judge freshness and follow the source yourself.

Our listing policy

  1. Traceable source: Every entry must point to an official developer channel or an established gaming outlet that tracks code releases.
  2. Source-review date: We display when that source was last checked. We do not call this an in-game test unless a code was actually redeemed in the game.
  3. No generated codes: We do not use AI to invent likely-looking strings, guess code patterns, or publish entries without a source.
  4. Expiry context: Known expiry notes and region restrictions are shown when the source provides them.
  5. Corrections: If a listed code fails, readers can report it through the contact page. We review the report and update the listing when the evidence changes.

What the labels mean

Reported Active means the listed source presented the code as active at the time of our source review. Expired means a source or subsequent review identified it as no longer active. Neither label overrides the game's own redemption result, and publishers can disable codes without advance notice.

Who runs this site

RealGameCodes is operated by Aion Ren under Aion Media. Related projects include Yulong Guides and QingChuan.

What we do not publish

We do not publish hacked codes, private-server codes, exploit instructions, leaked credentials, or guessed code strings. If a code has no source we can name, it does not belong in the active directory.

Report a problem

If a code has expired or a source is wrong, send the code, game name, error message, region, and original source. That information lets us review the listing without pretending every player account or server behaves identically.