Sword Hunter How to Redeem Codes: Store Menu Steps (2026)

To redeem codes in Sword Hunter, open the Store menu — the Store button sits on the left side of the screen — scroll to the very bottom of the menu, type an active code into the Enter Code box, and click Redeem. Redemption is available from your very first login, works once per account, and always happens in that Store box.

Redeem a code in Sword Hunter in five steps

The code box lives at the bottom of the Store menu, next to a Redeem button. The full run looks like this:

Roadmap

1. 1

   Load in

   Be in-world before hunting for the box.

   • Launch Sword Hunter on Roblox and wait until your hunter loads in.
2. 2

   Open the Store

   The Store button sits on the left side of the screen.

   • Click the Store button on the left side of the screen.
3. 3

   Scroll to the bottom

   Find the Enter Code box.

   • Scroll to the very bottom of the Store menu — the "Enter Code" text box sits next to a Redeem button.
4. 4

   Enter a code

   One code at a time, exactly as published.

   • Type or paste one active code into the Enter Code box, exactly as it is written.
5. 5

   Redeem

   Claim the rewards.

   • Click Redeem to claim your rewards.

Redemption rules: who can redeem, and what is not required

Sword Hunter's code system has no progression gate: codes can be redeemed the very first time you log into the game. Each code redeems once per account, the strings are public, and you do not need to join the Roblox group to type them — even though the live game page asks players to like the game and join the group for exclusive rewards. Joining the group never auto-redeems a code, and liking the game never skips the Store box; if a group shout posts a new code, you still paste it in-game.

One warning for brand-new players: the starting tutorial will not point you at the code box. A recorded first session shows a new player checking the spawn menu and the free-gift popup before finally locating the Store — redemption works from the first login, but you have to know where the box is.

Why a code fails

Two failure states are legitimate:

• Entry mismatch. The first thing to check is whether the code was entered exactly as listed. Beebom, GamingDose, and other redemption guides warn that codes are case-sensitive, so even a small difference in capitalization or spelling can fail — but the disagreement is real: Sportskeeda's FAQ states the code system does not require any specific letter case. Typing each code exactly as published, in its original capitals, is the safe play under either reading.
• Expiry. Roblox codes eventually expire, and Sword Hunter's codes are limited time — guides keep inactive-code tables for a reason, so redeem new strings soon after they appear rather than banking them.

Where new codes appear

New codes tend to drop alongside game updates, community milestones (including likes milestones), and special events. The official Sword Hunter Discord server is the go-to place to watch: it carries codes alongside developer announcements, update notes, and update-log posts. The cadence is concrete — on September 23, 2026, four new codes had just gone live offering Tickets, Eggs, Cash, 2x Money, and other rewards, with a warning to redeem them before they expire.

The description publishes the code list — and that list is what changes

The developer prints the current code strings directly in the game's own description. In the earlier snapshot, when the description still read "Co-op Raids are coming soon!", it listed: CLAIMIT, NEW, UPDATE2, LIKE1000, NEWUPDATE, UPDATE, LUCKY, SECRETGIFT. In the current snapshot, with "Co-op Raids are HERE!", it lists: CLAIMIT, NEW, UPDATE2, NEWUPDATE, SECRETGIFT, RAIDTIME, WORLD2. RAIDTIME and WORLD2 joined as the raids update shipped, while LIKE1000, UPDATE, and LUCKY dropped off the published list. Update notes have even called out added "codes in the description" alongside a new sword tier and the New Area Adventure.

What has not been documented changing is the redemption UI itself: the Store button, the Enter Code box at the bottom of the menu, and the Redeem button sit where the steps above place them. When an update ships, what moves is the published code list, not the box.

What codes give you

• Cash — extra currency for upgrades and other items.
• Boosts — temporary multipliers for things like damage, Luck, or overall power.
• Eggs — a chance to hatch pets that help during adventures; reward categories across the guides also include chests, stat boosters, and loot.
• A free sword — a typical first-hour haul from codes is cash, luck, eggs, or a free sword.

Timing matters: because codes can gift a free sword, redeem everything that still works before spending a session of cash on a merge or a sword you were about to buy anyway — then close the Store so gamepasses are not blocking the view while monster packs despawn.

Reported code strings and outcomes

Dexerto counted 16 active codes as of September 23, 2026, and the game's current description publishes the seven strings below. Rewards are reported by guides and gameplay videos — treat them as reports, not an official reward table, and expect active status to shift with each update.

Comparison

Comparison

Code	Reported status (late September 2026)	Reported reward
CLAIMIT, NEW, UPDATE2, NEWUPDATE, SECRETGIFT, RAIDTIME, WORLD2	Published in the live game description (raids live)	Not listed in the description text
2KCCU	Active — marked (Latest)	1x Demon Chest + 2 million Cash; the Demon Chest opens into a random Sword
NEWUPDATE	Disputed — appears on both inactive and working lists	1x Rainbow Egg, 2 million Cash (historical report)
WORLD2	Working, redeemed on video	5 tickets and other free rewards
SORRYGUYS	Working, redeemed on video	Free egg + 2 million cash + 2x money + other rewards
RAIDTIME	Working, redeemed on video	5 tickets
SECRETGIFT	Working, redeemed on video	An egg, 2 million, and 2x money

NEWUPDATE is the one string in real dispute: Sportskeeda's inactive-code table lists it as expired, while the community wiki counts it among the current working strings — test it in the Enter Code box rather than assuming either way. And because any update can retire old strings (LIKE1000, UPDATE, and LUCKY vanished from the published list when raids shipped), recheck the game description and the Discord after each patch before declaring a code dead.