Dated evidence ledger · 7 days

Latest Roblox code changes

New source discoveries, status changes, and routine rechecks are listed separately.

Evidence window: 2026-10-15–2026-10-22 (UTC). Dates describe observations, not guaranteed working codes.

Code inventory: snapshot · 2026-10-22T18:00:01.503Z.

Event history: snapshot · 2026-10-22T18:00:01.503Z.

Code rows have no status-change timestamp. Only dated lifecycle events establish recorded changes; routine checks never imply a new discovery or status change. Missing event history may leave changes unrecorded.

Current labels distinguish source-listed active codes, queued checks (Checking), and Expired history. Entries are a limited selection, not a complete inventory.

New discoveries

Changed / removed

Source rechecks

Evidence ledger · 7 days

What actually changed

36 dated entries

New discoveries (0)

No new code drops were observed in the last seven days.

Expired, removed, or changed (12)

Source rechecks (24) · no new discovery

These sources were checked again. A recheck is not a new code drop. 41 reviewed games are watched.

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A listing is evidence, not a promise

Source-listed means a public page carried the code when checked. Open the game page for the date, redeem steps, expired history, and the safest next code to try.

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Latest-code FAQ

How is this different from the full codes directory?

This ledger shows dated discoveries, recorded status changes, and source rechecks from the last seven days for deployed public code pages, including non-editorial pages. The full directory also includes games without recent evidence.

Does a new listing mean the code works in game?

No. A discovery is a first observation, not proof of redemption. Source-listed active codes, queued checks, and expired history retain their current labels. The Roblox game is still the final test.

Why are some popular games missing?

A game appears only when its code page is publicly deployed and it has dated evidence in the current seven-day window. Quiet periods and stale snapshots are not new code drops.

Can every status change be dated?

No. Code rows have no status-change timestamp. Only explicit dated lifecycle events establish a recorded change; a source check or routine sync does not. Missing event history means changes may be unrecorded.

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