Methodology
How we test every code and answer
Anyone can copy-paste a code list. What we promise is that ours is checked by hand, on a schedule, against real sources — and we tell you exactly how, so you don't have to take our word for it.
Where codes come from
We only track codes we can trace to a game's own developers: official Discord servers, developer social accounts, in-game announcements, and patch notes. When we use a third-party tracker as a lead, we require that it dates its own checks — undated "100% working" lists don't make it into our source list. Every code page links its sources at the bottom so you can check them yourself.
How we verify a code actually works
A code doesn't get marked active because a source says so — we open the real game, go to its redeem menu, type the code in ourselves, and confirm the reward actually lands in the account. Only then does it get published as working. If a code fails that test, it's expired — full stop, no exceptions for "it worked yesterday."
How often we check
Every game's code list is re-tested on a daily pass. The "last checked"badge on every codes page always shows the real date of that pass — if it says today, we mean today; if the last pass was a few days ago (a quiet week for that game), the date says so honestly instead of faking a fresher stamp.
How puzzle answers are verified
Daily hints and answers are cross-checked against at least two independently published sources before we publish anything, and hints are written in our own words — vague first, more specific with each one you open — so you control exactly how much help you want. Today's puzzle always lives at one permanent link per puzzle, so you can bookmark it once and it updates every morning instead of moving.
What "active" and "expired" actually mean
Active means the code worked the last time we personally tested it.Expired means it failed our latest test. Expired codes aren't deleted — they move to a graveyard section on the same page, so you can see exactly what changed instead of wondering whether a code you remember ever existed.
Corrections
Found a code that won't redeem, or an answer that looks wrong? Tell us at hello@aah7.com or through the contact page. Verified reports usually ship as a fix within a day.
Who's behind AAH7
AAH7 is run by a small independent editorial team — not a single anonymous author, and not affiliated with Roblox Corporation, The New York Times, or any game studio mentioned on this site. See our full editorial policy and independence statement for the rest of the rules we hold ourselves to.
Quick answers
Do you get paid to list a code or a game?
No. Codes are free rewards from the game’s own developers — we don’t charge games to be listed and we don’t accept payment to add or remove a code.
Why does a code sometimes stop working right after you list it?
Developers can deactivate codes at any time, sometimes within hours of releasing them. Our daily re-check catches this fast and moves the code to the expired list — it doesn’t mean we published it carelessly.
How do you make sure a puzzle answer is actually correct?
We cross-check every daily answer against at least two independent published sources before it goes live, and we re-read it against the official game itself when that’s possible.