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Editorial policy
What counts as a source
A source is a public page, a video title or description, or a clip I can watch. Related publisher pages are one group for independent corroboration, even when their article claims disagree. Eurogamer, Rock Paper Shotgun, and IGN share a publisher group; PCGamesN and Pocket Tactics share another; Pro Game Guides and Destructoid share another. Article totals in code rows count pages, while independent corroboration requires different publisher groups. A wiki that only repeats those articles is not an extra vote.
One source stays labeled as one source. I will not upgrade it. Empty cells stay empty. I do not estimate odds, file sizes, or drop rates.
How a page is written
Each URL answers one search. The first screen of the codes page states the current count and the check date, then the table. Status is a source count, not a shrug. Corrections go to [email protected]. The check date on each page is the date that page's facts were compared, which is also the date in the sitemap.
FAQ
Do you redeem codes before publishing?
The table reports what public guides list, with a source count. A row is not a promise that the string still pays inside a live server.
What if two sites disagree?
Both rewards stay on the row. I do not average spins, and I do not let the later timestamp erase the other guide when they updated the same day.
Sources
- Eurogamer codes — checked 2026-11-07
- GamesRadar codes — checked 2026-11-07