Evade Codes

Three Things To Know Before You Copy Anything

1. One contested code is left; the other has resolved. Pocket Gamer (August 1) lists hdc_roblox as active, Pocket Tactics files it as expired, and Roblox Den flags it with a "Check" status. That three-way conflict is unchanged, so it stays in the "may have expired" group and is not presented as working. therealdeal sat in the same group at our August 23 read on the strength of the same disagreement; Roblox Den (checked September 20, 2026) now files it expired, which is the first movement on it, and it has moved out of the contested group into the expired one.
2. The summer code's capitalisation conflict is now moot. Pocket Tactics and Dexerto wrote it SUMMER2026; Roblox Den wrote it Summer2026 at the August 14 read. Pocket Tactics (October 20, 2026) has now filed the code expired, so the spelling split no longer decides an active row — it is recorded in the expired table below instead.
3. The summer code's reward never reconciled, and the code is now expired. Pocket Tactics and Dexerto listed 50 Points while Roblox Den left the reward unspecified, and the Summer Event's own currency — per the game's Roblox description read August 14, 2026 — is Bubbles, not Points. Pocket Tactics (October 20, 2026) has filed the code spent, so the unreconciled reward is a historical note rather than an open question.

Codes to Check First

Updated October 24, 2026. Pocket Tactics (October 20, 2026) is again the freshest pass over the active list: it now carries HAPPY4THBIRTHDAYEVADE, iloveevade and HALLOWEEN2026, and the two new strings are corroborated by Pro Game Guides and Destructoid. The two rows that sat here at our September check — isurviveddatahaul and SUMMER2026 — have moved to expired below. The Halloween window closes with the event: HALLOWEEN2026 is named for a seasonal event, and no outlet publishes an expiry date for it, so treat that row as time-limited rather than settled.

May Have Expired — Do Not Count On These

Moved To Expired This Check

Updated October 24, 2026. The top two rows sat above the line at our August 23 check and moved down on the September pass; the three below them moved down on this pass, on Pocket Tactics' October 20, 2026 list. We record which pass moved them rather than quietly deleting them.

How to Redeem

1. Launch Evade and stay on the main menu.
2. Find the CODES icon on the right-hand UI rail — it sits above Credits and below Daily Missions.
3. Type the code into the text box.
4. Press Enter.

There is no level, group membership or other prerequisite gate on redeeming. Codes are case-sensitive, so type them exactly as written rather than retyping from memory, and each one is single-use per account.

Where the Code System Came From

Evade did not launch with codes. The system was added on November 13, 2022 in the "1 Billion Visits Update" — which is also why the oldest surviving code in the trackers' archives is 1bill.

Expired Archive — A Sample, Not the Full List

The trackers carry a long expired archive, counted at our August reads: 27 entries on Pocket Tactics, 33 on Roblox Den, and around 27 on Pocket Gamer. We did not transcribe all of them. The six below are a representative sample chosen to show the span of the archive, not a complete list. The two codes that moved down from the tables above on September 20, 2026 are logged in their own section there rather than buried in this sample.

Why we bothered to check the dead codes

This is our own reasoning, so we will label it as such. A dead-code archive is usually treated as filler, but it is the cheapest credibility test available on a codes page. Evade's expired list is chronologically coherent across the game's entire four-year life: it starts at a real launch milestone in November 2022, then tracks real holidays year after year through to spring 2026, with capitalisation habits that drift the way a real developer's habits drift. Fabricated code lists do not come with convincing histories — inventing four years of plausible holiday codes is far more work than inventing four fake active ones, so nobody bothers. A coherent history behind the active table is meaningful evidence that the code set is genuine.

Why We Trust the Sources — Because They Disagree

The four trackers we checked are genuinely independent of each other, and the proof is that they do not match. Pocket Gamer carries only two active codes, a noticeably more conservative set, and both of those have now been overtaken — Roblox Den (September 20, 2026) files therealdeal expired, and hdc_roblox is still carried nowhere as uncontested. Pocket Tactics and Dexerto shared the same four actives at our August read but carry very different expired archives — 27 entries against 5 — and give different redemption instructions; Pocket Tactics' September 16 pass then drops one of those four, which is what a maintained list looks like rather than a copied one. Roblox Den uses its own ordering, its own capitalisation of the summer code, and adds a "Check" status column that nobody else has. Copies agree with each other; independent trackers diverge. The disagreements above are not a weakness in the sourcing, they are the reason the agreements are worth something.

Sources checked October 24, 2026: Pocket Tactics (re-read October 20, 2026 — the freshest pass over the active list; its September 16, 2026 list is cited in the rows above), Dexerto (August 10, 2026, cited as a dated August signal rather than re-read this check), Roblox Den (checked September 20, 2026, and it now files therealdeal expired; at its August 14 read it wrote Summer2026 where the others write SUMMER2026), Pocket Gamer (August 1, 2026, unchanged), Pro Game Guides and Destructoid (both cited by name — October 2026 passes corroborating iloveevade and HALLOWEEN2026; Pro Game Guides still lists HappyNewYears2026 as working), and the Roblox games API record for universe 3647333358 (first-party, read September 20, 2026) — Evade on Roblox, whose August 11, 2026, 14:23 UTC stamp carried no code in the description at that read, and which moved again on September 20, 2026 with a rewritten codebase. GGGuides labels these as dated signals unless confirmed in-game.

When New Codes Drop

The pattern in the expired archive is event-driven rather than scheduled: visit and milestone updates, and seasonal events such as New Year, Halloween, Thanksgiving and St Patrick's Day. The 4th Birthday and Summer Event codes in the active table above fit that same pattern, and that is the caveat worth putting on the summer one: it is named for an event that is winding down, so the row can close between checks without any tracker filing an expiry, and no source states a date for it. We are not publishing a drop schedule, because no source states one.

Update Rule

We do not mark a code as active just because another page says it is active. The page records what was checked, when it was checked, and what players should verify next.