Blizzard Entertainment is just one day away from unveiling the future of Diablo with its 30th Anniversary Spotlight.

Just like last week’s gargantuan Overwatch Spotlight, the February 11 presentation is said to show an extended look at new announcements and updates for the classic dungeon-crawling franchise. That means reveals for Diablo 4, Diablo 2: Resurrected, and Diablo Immortal, as all three games seek to keep players scrounging for loot in 2026.

Unlike the presentation for its hero shooter, Blizzard has given fans a taste of what to expect. Diablo 4, which launched in June of 2023 and received its Vessel of Hatred expansion in October 2024, is barreling toward the launch of its next expansion, Lord of Hatred, this April. We already know one of its two new classes will be the Paladin, but Blizzard says the Diablo 30th Anniversary Spotlight will come with a look at the yet-to-be-revealed class, too. The World of Warcraft company also teased that fans should expect a deep dive into “major updates to skill trees” as well as its new endgame systems.

Diablo 2: Resurrected is an unexpected but welcome addition to the Spotlight. Blizzard has been coy when it comes to what it will show for its Diablo 2 remake, only teasing that “there’s a lot we want to share with you,” as it prepares for the launch of Ladder Season 13 February 20. Some are hoping for quality-of-life changes while others speculate about a potential Steam release, but with the 2021 remake largely remaining faithful to the original 2000 experience, it’s hard to say what its future holds.

Finally, there’s Diablo Immortal, Blizzard’s 2022 mobile spinoff. A closer look at the 2026 roadmap is locked in, as the company has told players its ongoing story will carry them “deeper into a world shaped by corruption, conflict, and consequences.” Its blog post on the matter promises more information about a new class, a new region, and “the return of a malevolent force.”

The Diablo 30th Anniversary Spotlight premieres tomorrow, February 11, at 2pm PT/5pm ET, and can be streamed on Twitch and YouTube. Keep an eye on IGN for a breakdown of all of the biggest announcements and reveals but, in the meantime, you can check out our reviews for Diablo 4, Diablo 2: Resurrected, and Diablo Immortal.

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When you have a series that's consistently gotten new games for almost 40 years, you have to think about how younger generations will be able to play them. That, and, of course, thinking about your bottom line, has led every publisher to lean more and more into multiplatform releases. On top of PC ports, Square Enix has released a decent amount of remasters and special editions of the Final Fantasy series specifically for Nintendo's handheld.

The Final Fantasy games hitting Switch isn't entirely unprecedented. The connection between Final Fantasy and Nintendo dates back to the series’ infancy, when the first game debuted on Nintendo's Famicom system in 1987. In fact, the first six mainline Final Fantasy games debuted on Nintendo platforms before Square Enix jumped to PlayStation as the series’ primary platform with Final Fantasy 7.

We've got a lot to look forward to on both Switch systems in 2026, including Final Fantasy VII Rebirth on Switch 2. Below, we’ve compiled a complete list of Final Fantasy games available on the Nintendo Switch and what to expect next.

How Many Final Fantasy Games Are Available on Switch?

There are 22 Final Fantasy games you can play on the Switch — 13 mainline games, one prequel, and eight spinoffs. These games have been split into two sections below: mainline games (ordered by original release date) and other games (ordered by Switch release date).

Every Mainline Final Fantasy Game on Switch and Switch 2

Final Fantasy 1–6 Pixel Remaster

The first six Final Fantasy games are all available on Switch as part of Square Enix’s Pixel Remaster collection. Each game has been overhauled with new graphics, rearranged soundtracks, updated UIs, and new galleries for players to explore the creatures, illustrations, and music from all six games. If you're interested in diving into the original Final Fantasy experience, this is the best way to do it.

The Pixel Remasters are available individually ($12–18 USD/each) or as part of the six-game Final Fantasy I–VI bundle ($75 USD). If you're looking at the games individually, I'd recommend FF6, as it has one of the more immersive storylines.

Final Fantasy 7

One of the series’ most beloved games, Final Fantasy VII, is also available on Switch. This is not a remastered version of the game but rather a port of the 1997 original with three extra features: a 3x speed mode, the ability to turn battle encounters off, and a battle enhancement mode to make encounters easier. While the newer remasters, Remake and Rebirth, introduce modern action RPG mechanics to Cloud Strife's battle against Sephiroth, the Switch edition of FFVII is one of the best opportunities to experience what made the original PlayStation game so impactful.

Final Fantasy 8 Remastered

The series’ next entry is also available on Switch as Final Fantasy VIII Remastered. This updated version was released in 2019, 20 years after FF8 originally debuted on PlayStation. Additions to the remastered version include a 3x speed mode, the ability to turn off random encounters, and battle assist options to lessen the difficulty of combat.

Final Fantasy 9

Final Fantasy IX on Switch, like FFVII before it, is a port of the original RPG, which, despite not being quite as "famous" as Final Fantasy VII, is considered to have one of the best storylines in the series. The Switch version includes a few extras compared to the 2000 original, including high-speed and no-encounter modes, an autosave feature, and HD cutscenes and character models.

Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster

Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster is a bundle of Final Fantasy X and its sequel X-2 (the series’ first-ever direct sequel). The two games feature over 100 hours of RPG content, according to IGN sister site How Long to Beat, and include upgraded graphics and reworked audio (with the ability to switch back and forth between the new and original sounds).

Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age

Skipping the now-shuttered MMORPG Final Fantasy XI, the series’ next mainline game available on Switch is Final Fantasy XII The Zodiac Age. The Zodiac Age, a remaster of the 2006 original, features HD graphics and a re-recorded soundtrack, as well as the Zodiac Job System, an increased battle tempo, an optional high-speed mode, and autosave functionality.

Final Fantasy 15 Pocket Edition HD

Final Fantasy XIII and XIV: Online are not available on Switch, which brings us to Final Fantasy XV Pocket Edition HD. It’s the latest mainline game available on the platform, as FFXVI is still only available on PS5 and PC.

Final Fantasy 15 Pocket Edition HD is an abridged version of the original game with cartoonish character models, simplified combat, a reduced skill tree, and fewer side quests. Pocket Edition HD does, however, retain the full FFXV story, boys on the road and all.

Final Fantasy VII: Remake Intergrade (2026)*

We have officially entered the 'only on Switch 2' section of this list. In this case, that has nothing to do with the game being Switch 2-exclusive. Rather, the increased power of the Switch 2 console has allowed for some heftier ports, including Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade. We specifically re-reviewed this game when it launched on the Nintendo console, acknowledging that while you're limited to 30fps, it "checks pretty much every box you could ask for from a portable version."

Other Final Fantasy Games on Switch

World of Final Fantasy Maxima (2018)

World of Final Fantasy Maxima, co-developed by Square Enix and prolific Japanese developer Tose, came to Switch with new content and the subtitle ‘Maxima’ two years after it was first released on PS4 and Vita. It’s an accessible RPG aimed at younger audiences that combines the series' Active Time Battle system with the ability to capture Mirages (i.e., creatures) to use in battle.

Chocobo's Mystery Dungeon: Every Buddy! (2019)

Chocobo’s Mystery Dungeon: Every Buddy! is a remastered version of the 2007 Wii game Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo's Dungeon. This Final Fantasy spinoff is a turn-based RPG with randomly generated dungeons and a buddy system that allows players to bring other creatures or characters along for the dungeon-crawling chaos.

Collection of Mana (2019)

This collection of three Mana games is on this list due to its inclusion of the 1991 Game Boy game Final Fantasy Adventure. Despite beginning as a Final Fantasy spinoff, the Mana series dropped those ties with the release of its second game, Secret of Mana, and has since remained an independent franchise.

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Remastered Edition (2020)

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Remastered Edition is an enhanced version of the 2004 RPG/dungeon crawler originally released for GameCube. Crystal Chronicles for Switch features a cute aesthetic, online co-op, and the addition of English voiceover for the first time. It’s a graphical improvement upon the original that also added new areas, monsters, weapons, and a higher-difficulty option.

Collection of SaGa Final Fantasy Legend (2020)

Collection of SaGa Final Fantasy Legend compiles three Game Boy games: Final Fantasy Legend I–III. We’ve included these games in service to creating a comprehensive list, though these are only Final Fantasy games in name; the SaGa games belong to an independent franchise of RPGs inspired by but not necessarily connected to Final Fantasy. The first three SaGa games were given the Final Fantasy name to capitalize on the brand recognition with western audiences.

The collection adds a high-speed mode and Switch-specific enhancements like adjustable screen magnification and the ability to play with your Switch oriented vertically (when in handheld mode, with Joy-Cons detached).

Crisis Core –Final Fantasy VII– Reunion (2022)

A prequel to Final Fantasy VII, Crisis Core –Final Fantasy VII– Reunion is a remastered version of the 2007 PSP RPG. The game stars a young warrior named Zack Fair, whose connection to Cloud and FFVII is revealed throughout the story. Reunion features remastered graphics, new character and background models, fully voiced dialogue, a newly arranged soundtrack, and a refined battle system.

Theatrhythm Final Bar Line (2023)

A rhythm game that celebrates the music of Final Fantasy, Theatrhythm Final Bar Line launched with 385 tracks from across the Final Fantasy series, though that has since grown to include music from other Square franchises for a total of 505 tracks. The Final Fantasy music pulls from 46 games, according to Squre, including FFI–XV. Theatrhythm Final Bar Line features over 100 characters and online multiplayer support for up to 8 players.

Chocobo GP (2023)

Chocobo GP is a Final Fantasy-themed kart racer developed by Arika (Tetris 99). While there are better kart racers available on Switch, Chocobo GP is a fun respite from the more involved RPGs that make up the majority of the Final Fantasy franchise. Like other kart racers, it features time challenges, tournament-style races, and options for multiplayer racing.

Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles (2025)

A remake of Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles recently came to PS5 and Switch with enhanced graphics, voiced dialogue, and various quality of life improvements over the original PS1 game. Ronny Barrier's review for IGN says the remake of the tactical RPG removes "the cruft of Final Fantasy Tactics while surfacing what made it special through smart UI tweaks, convenience features, and excellent new voice acting."

Upcoming Final Fantasy Games on Nintendo Switch

Square Enix has confirmed that all of the Final Fantasy VII remakes will be making their way to the Nintendo Switch 2 over time. Final Fantasy 7 Remake Integrade released on the Switch on January 22, 2026, and will be followed by the Switch 2 release of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth on June 3.

Unfortunately, we still have no word on a release date for the third and final part of the remake, but with ongoing trends, there's a chance it comes to Switch 2 at launch.

Games are often at their funniest when they’re not trying to be. It’s the Skyrim NPC who’s determined to deliver their stock line, apparently totally unperturbed by the dragon attack happening just behind him. It’s watching your custom character enter a sombre cutscene, standing eight feet tall and wearing a banana outfit. There’s something about the way games stoically keep up the pretense that this is all real, no matter how broken things have become in the moment, that’s sheer comedy gold.

What about the games who dare to be funny on purpose, though? That’s a rarer collective. If comedy’s all about timing, and games are all about giving you the agency to go and do what you like, when you like – well, you can see the problem. But some brave pieces of software still manage to pull it off in the face of that adversity, and we’ve corralled ten of the best ever to do so, from vintage point-and-clicks to more recent hits, from indies to blockbusters.

Trying to to decide a ranked list or order of funniness seemed like too serious a task for the subject matter – comedy is, of course, completely subjective, so your mileage may vary – but with that in mind, here are IGN’s picks for the ten funniest games of all time. Settle in, and be ready to wishlist a few titles to counteract that Last Of Us Part 2 playthrough.

Promise Mascot Agency

You could be forgiven for thinking at first glance that Promise Mascot Agency was yet another run-of-the-mill open-world mascot management simulator. It is not. Made by Paradise Killer developer Kaizen Game Works, what we have here is a town full of oddities, a van full of gas, and a story so convoluted and absurd that to describe it is to stare into the eye of madness.

There are kittens in railway administration roles. There are weeping mascots doing their level best to cheer up the patrons of a bookstore. There’s the constant threat of organized crime, looming in the background while you hit a dirt ramp in your van, which then sprouts wings to catch some sick air.

In simple terms, you’re a former Yakuza trying to lay low by operating a mascot business in the suburbs, managing the constant time and financial pressures that such a business must withstand. It’s narrative-led, but also totally freewheeling and nonsensical, and that gives Promise Mascot Agency the feeling that you’re playing one big elaborate, open-world improv. Yes, and... play it.

Frog Detective: The Entire Mystery

A small sloth is experiencing a haunting. A welcome sign for an invisible wizard has been vandalized, and corruption runs rife in Cowboy County. Grave, deeply serious matters, all of them, which, as a frog with a magnifying glass, you must address.

And yet here Frog Detective is on this list of funny games. Granted, you don’t often see detectives holding their sides and trying to contain their laughter on the job, but there’s just something about peering at a crime suspect through a giant magnifying glass and seeing only a sheep in a short-sleeved shirt giving you a benign and unwavering smile. It’s irrepressibly funny.

The mysteries are brief affairs, and exceptionally easy to solve. Instead of challenges for the grey matter, Grace Bruxner and Thomas Bowker’s trio of Frog Detective mysteries are just setups for wholesome farces, soundtracked by surprisingly catching low-fi jazz, and set in a universe of unwavering positivity and can-do attitudes. You might only be the second-best detective around, but you’re having the best time.

South Park: The Stick Of Truth

To say South Park creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker like pushing the boundaries of taste and decency is a bit like saying Nathan Drake’s got decent grip strength, or that Blizzard’s quite fond of a loot box here and there. As such, there are entire sequences in the wondrous South Park: The Stick of Truth that we couldn’t possibly describe – nor remain straight faced at.

Stone and Parker were deeply involved as collaborators with the role-playing masters at developer Obsidian for this razor-sharp 2014 RPG. A story about a new kid trying to befriend his peers during an elaborate game of fantasy LARPing, the duo’s involvement lends it the same quality of observational humour about gaming that made Make Love, Not Warcraft an all-timer of an episode

Why does it work? Well, let’s take farting as an example. If you’re older than seven, you’re probably not in a fit of hysterics when you first learn that farts can be used as an attack in combat. But The Stick of Truth commits to the bit and makes passing gas more than a passing gag, turning it into a shockingly detailed and nuanced mechanic, to the point that you’re learning new fart moves from NPCs like unlocking new dragon shouts in Skyrim. Considering all that, it’s hard not to submit to South Park’s confrontationally juvenile gag.

Octodad: Dadliest Catch

“Nobody suspects a thing.” That’s what the wonderful soundtrack for Octodad: Dadliest Catch keeps telling you as you do your best to maintain the facade that you’re just a normal, everyday human husband and father and not – and I’m not sure why you’d ever even think this – an octopus wearing a suit.

As core premises go, they don’t get much better than that. There’s a whole subgenre of physics-based slapstick to address when you’re talking about funny games, and the likes of Baby Steps, Goat Simulator and Surgeon Simulator deserve their dues. But nobody’s married the physical comedy of an obtuse control set to an genuinely emotional premise quite as well as Young Horses did in 2017. As you lollop around quaint suburban locations like grocery stores, offices and your own beautifully decorated home, trying to avoid suspicion by moving in as human a manner possible and knocking the bare minimum of objects over with your flailing tentacles, the real hook is that you actually care about keeping Octodad’s secret.

The Stanley Parable

If it wasn’t handled so precisely, The Stanley Parable would be too meta, too confusing, and too pleased with itself to enjoy. But somehow it avoids such a fate, instead making walking along the same corridor over and over again feel like a delight, and hearing a new line of Kevan Brighting’s silky voiceover akin to finding a super-secret armor set in Dark Souls.

Precisely what the eponymous parable is depends on your particular playthrough. Stanley’s experiencing a kind of Groundhog Day in which the only constants are that he wakes up at his desk in an office, and that all his coworkers have disappeared.

You’ll live for centuries in some playthroughs, depending on what seem at the time like arbitrary choices like going through one door or another. In other playthroughs, it’ll all be over in a few minutes and you’ll barely have left your desk before you reach an ending. The writing is playfully self-aware throughout as it deconstructs this whole interactive media thing, but the biggest joke of all is the silliness of its premise. Quite simply, how much game can one make about a character walking through an empty world devoid of characters, and whose only interactions come down to choosing between forks in the road? Enough to warrant an expanded Ultra Deluxe Edition almost a decade later, clearly.

West of Loathing

There probably wasn’t much worth laughing about for those living in the wild West, what with all the spoiled meat and dysentery (cards on the table, much of our historical knowledge comes from The Oregon Trail). But it’s certainly been a rich vein of comedy for everyone from Blazing Saddles, The Three Amiigos and City Slickers, all the way to West of Loathing, a black and white, 2D side-scrolling adventure RPG with an incredible gag rate.

Every book title, every item description, every NPC interaction, they’re all just jam-packed with warm, clever jokes. So much so that as you play, you find yourself turning into one of those completionist maniacs that read every book in Skyrim or piece together Dark Souls lore, just to ensure you soak up every last drop of the good stuff. The game’s smart about training you to play that way, too: in your home during the opening, if you look at enough books on the shelf you’ll eventually find one that grants you the ‘perk’ of having a silly walk. From that point on you know you’ve got to get your nose into every monochrome corner of this old West caper.

Portal 2

Feel free to swap in the first game here, if you’re particularly into the cake and the musical finale. Portal certainly set a high bar for humour in and around the Aperture Science test chambers and established an unforgettably menacing foil in GLaDOS. The only way to top it? Portal 2: the sequel featuring Stephen Merchant, a potato, and a double-cross that nobody saw coming.

Wheatley is comedy gold throughout the, er – ambitious AI’s character arc. At first it’s his simple ineptitude that tugs at the corners of your mouth. Then it’s hearing that friendly British regional accent spit absolute malice at you. Finally, the absolute absurdity of a final showdown between one sadistic rogue AI trapped in a potato and another who’s rapidly discovering their hunger for power is not matched by their problem-solving skills. Oh, and there’s another song.

Imagine how punishing all those puzzles would be if they weren’t punctuated by such immaculately delivered comedic beats. Would you have tried so hard to figure out exactly where to place all that colored goo? No, exactly. Nobody would.

Time Gentlemen, Please!

Ben and Dan have a humble ambition: they want to watch a Magnum PI marathon on TV. Quite how this turns into a cataclysmic event that accidentally enslaves all of humanity is not easy to piece together, but it is enjoyable.

It’s also the kind of setup that an early ‘90s point-and-click would have been proud of, and developer Zombie Cow Studios is ready to give a reverential nod to many of those classic titles. There are posters for Sam & Max and Full Throttle dotted around on walls in the background. There’s an undead kid called Gilbert, along with quoted lines from Ron Gilbert’s Monkey Island series. But rather than retread that old ground for nostalgia’s sake, Time Gentlemen, Please! Has its fun by poking fun at the old genre conventions, pointing out the inherent absurdity of carrying around massive inventories of random items in the hope they’ll be useful later. Not that making a TV aerial out of a coat hanger and accidentally time-travelling is any less absurd, of course.

The Secret of Monkey Island

LucasArts ruled the ‘90s when it came to point-and-clicks, but it’s 1990’s Secret of Monkey Island where the most precious comedy gold is buried. Guybrush Threepwood might walk around telling everyone he’s a mighty pirate, but his immutable golden retriever energy makes it difficult to believe that he’s the one who’ll pass the Three Trials required for full pirate status, take on the Dread Pirate LeChuck and win Governor Elaine’s heart. Not to mention his proclivity for stuffing random objects into his pants. Not your typical swashbuckler, this guy(brush).

This was the game that gave us insult sword-fighting, a verbal disagreement turned into a tense combat system that only Ron Gilbert’s LucasArts team could pull off. It’s also a game that manages to make (very) early nineties pop culture references sit flush with age-old pirate fantasy. Thus, we have a tropical island where a fast-talking used boat salesman in a bad tweed blazer is waiting to accost you, and where vending machines line the streets. The puzzle logic might be up for debate, but its ear for funny can’t be called into question, even three decades on.

Disco Elysium

Your first clue that this isometric RPG might not be entirely straight-faced comes in Disco Elysium’s very opening scene, in which your hungover protagonist can over-exert himself reaching for his necktie and simply die. Game over, try again. That’s a heck of a way to set a tone.

There are also frequent moments of real pathos, horror, and tragedy in ZA/UM’s 2019 RPG masterclass, and they’re so well written that it never feels dissonant that five minutes later when you’re smashing a lorry window, one of the options is to “smash it, apologetically.”

Pleasingly, the funniest character in the game is you, the player, in control of an alcoholic cop who can’t remember where he parked his car (it's in the ocean) and who, after asking his partner to borrow their gun, puts it straight in their mouth in front of the armed wing of a dockworker’s union. No matter how unseriously you take your role, Disco Elysium has a way of simply rolling with it without ever undermining the darker narrative beats when they arrive.

And that concludes today’s listing of IGN’s pick of the funniest games of all time. We hope you agree with our choices, or at the very least are not angry at us for telling you about them in an effort to inform you about something that might make you laugh. What are your favorite comedy video games? Let us know in the comments below.

Phil Iwaniuk is a veteran hardware smasher and game botherer who has written for the likes of PC Format, Official PlayStation Magazine, PCGamesN, The Guardian, Eurogamer, Rock, Paper, Shotgun, and IGN. He won an award once, but he doesn't like to go on about it.

Fans of Stardew Valley are eager to get married... again. To whom? They don't know. But they're hoping their bride/groom will be a couple of individuals in particular.

To understand why, take a look back at our own interview with ConcernedApe, where he exclusively revealed to us that the next update, 1.7, would include two new marriageable characters. He wouldn't say who they were, and we don't even know if these will be brand new characters or existing characters that suddenly become available. While ConcernedApe will let us know later this month on the game's 10th anniversary, that hasn't stopped people from wildly speculating who it'll be, and there are a few theories reigning supreme right now.

Logically, we can put together that we will likely get both a man and a woman, as all the other candidates have opposite-gender pairings for events like the Flower Dance. To find out who the most popular people in the game for romance were, Reddit user JeffTheKillerFa put together a poll for fans to see who came out on top. They've since posted the results, showing Sandy coming out waaay ahead of the other single women (Marnie was in second place), and the Wizard winning the vote for single men.

But interestingly, fans have latched onto another possibility that we could see in 1.7: breaking up an existing couple. The poll also asked fans who of the currently married individuals in the valley they wanted to steal. Robin was the clear winner, with players clearly not losing any sleep over breaking her up with Demetrius. That's even something ConcernedApe has discussed as a possibility before! But Caroline (currently married to general store owner Pierre) was also a favorite.

As a bit of a gag, the poll also included a section for "non-giftable" characters, or individuals who you can't currently form even a friendship with due to a lack of ability to give gifts and limited dialogue options. Marlon of the Adventurer's Guild was a pretty obvious winner here, followed by Gunther from the museum. And in a final poll, it seems like people don't necessarily want to marry the Dwarf, but like Krobus, they wish she would move in as a roommate.

These poll results do seem to line up roughly with comments posted all over the community since our interview about who people want to see. However, there's one character that got some attention on socials who wasn't in the poll at all:

Yes, the Hat Mouse! I too would love to marry the Hat Mouse! We could run a little hat store together! Of course that's realistic!

Again, it's possible we're going to get two brand new characters in the valley, and all of this speculation will have been just silly wishcasting. But until ConcernedApe says otherwise, I will be eagerly awaiting the addition of my preferred combo of Hat Mouse and the Wizard, the most obviously romantic individuals in the game.

Rebekah Valentine is a senior reporter for IGN. Got a story tip? Send it to rvalentine@ign.com.

Take one look at Zero Parades: For Dead Spies, the upcoming RPG from ZA/UM, and you can immediately see the similarities between it and the studio’s previous game, Disco Elysium. It’s an isometric game with a striking art style, featuring dialogue-heavy gameplay where conversations are displayed vertically on the right-hand side of the screen.

Take a closer look and there are even more similarities. There’s a “Conditioning” system that replicates many of the functions of Disco Elysium’s unique Thought Cabinet. Its story aims to be deeply political and introspective. And then there’s the skills system, which manifests as a sentient inner monologue, commenting on your choices and the world around you.

For some Disco Elysium fans, this overlap may feel uneasy. In 2022, game director Robert Kurvitz and art director Aleksander Rostov – creatives key to the look, feel, and vision of the celebrated RPG – were among a number of staff who left the studio in an "involuntary" manner. ZA/UM claimed they were fired for misconduct, while Kurvitz and Rostov accused the company’s majority shareholders of fraud. Many fans believe those fired to be victims of corporate conspiracy. Those same fans may now be concerned to see the studio building a Disco Elysium successor based on such similar design foundations without the involvement of those original creatives.

In a recent interview, IGN discussed these concerns with Jim Ashilevi, writer and VO director at ZA/UM, and asked why the studio didn’t consider finding a new direction for Zero Parades.

“I think it would have made sense for us to go in a completely different direction if the entire team was comprised of new talent,” Ashilevi said. “But since such a large number of the key players that built Disco Elysium are here to build Zero Parades, it just didn't make sense for us to just disregard that part of our experience as amateur game makers and start learning new ways of telling stories.”

ZA/UM’s head of studio, Allen Murray, estimates that around 35% of the studio’s current staff roster is made up of people who worked on either the original version of Disco Elysium or the expanded “Final Cut” release. The studio’s total staff numbers around 90.

“We're still the same people,” Ashilevi continued. “We still have the same interests. The stuff that interests us in the world of video games, but also in other media – in film and literature and theater – that hasn't changed. Hopefully it has evolved, but I think we're still basically the same people.

“We're just going by our gut, basically, and we're following our own obsessions,” he said. “And a lot of that was present in Disco Elysium. It will be present in Zero Parades as well, largely due to the fact that those are the same people who were there to build that cool world.”

In a previous interview with members of ZA/UM, which took place just prior to Gamescom 2025, IGN asked Ashilevi and lead technical artist Nicolas Pirot how they felt about fans who may be feeling cautious about a new ZA/UM RPG following the departures of Kurvitz, Rostov, and others.

“I understand why some people might have reservations,” said Pirot. “It's not up to me to tell them what to think or what to experience. I think what we are trying to do is tell an incredible story. And I think all we can do is hope that, when Zero Parades is ready, that people like it enough to participate and to see who we are as a group.”

“We are here to write more stories,” Ashilevi added. “That's all we're here for. And if that upsets people or makes them feel cautious, fair. But there is a new game coming out soon and I hope you check it out. And if you don't like it, that's fine. That's completely fine.”

ZA/UM intends to launch Zero Parades this year. An espionage RPG themed around power struggles and failure, the team hopes it will stand distinct from Disco Elysium without “fully re-inventing the wheel.”

Matt Purslow is IGN's Executive Editor of Features.

Blizzard has said that its Warcraft-themed collectible card game Hearthstone is still not available on consoles because the team needs "a level of investment... to make that happen."

That's according to executive producer Nathan Lyons-Smith, who recently revealed that because of the 12-year-old game's aging code — estimated to be 16 years old — any port to console must be done "right" and only when the team finds "the right time to do it."

"There's a level of investment that we need to make that happen, primarily in terms of UI and UX, and making sure that it's very natural to go and play a card game on those platforms," Lyons-Smith said, as reported by Eurogamer. "I know it's possible — Duels of the Planeswalkers for Magic [The Gathering], many years ago now, was absolutely delightful with the controller — so I know we can do it.

"I asked an engineer who'd been on the project a long time, and he estimates the code is 16 years old," Lyons-Smith continued, "and the team was 15 people 16 years ago. And so there's more of an effort to go: 'I want to make sure when we go that it's awesome.' That it doesn't just feel like, yeah, they ported it here, and you can play...

"I want to make sure that when we go, we're going to go, and it's going to feel awesome for players that love that form factor, whether they're leaning back on the couch or sitting on the couch with their handheld."

Hearthstone originally launched in 2014 on PC, with a mobile and tablet version following very shortly after. Over the years there have been numerous calls for the game to launch on consoles — and particularly Nintendo Switch, for handheld play. But Blizzard has never gotten around to it.

Game director Tyler Bielman added: "If we're going to bring it specifically to that living room big screen platform, we would want to make sure that the full experience is optimized for that mode that you're in."

Now, of course, with Blizzard owned by Xbox and parent company Microsoft, there could be more pressure than ever to bring the hugely-successful card game to console players. However, with Xbox's high-level goal of enabling gamers to play "anywhere," the Hearthstone team acknowledged an expectation to go "as wide as we could" to reach as many players as possible, regardless of platform.

"In the future, as we explore console and handheld, we'd probably go as wide as we could," Lyons-Smith added. "Certainly, we have a different owner now than we did three years ago, and they're more invested in Xbox and 'anything's an Xbox'. Their high-level goal [being] games playable anywhere."

Hearthstone's Cataclysm-themed expansion is set to launch on March 17, marking the return of Colossal cards and introducing a brand new story.

Vikki Blake is a reporter for IGN, as well as a critic, columnist, and consultant with 15+ years experience working with some of the world's biggest gaming sites and publications. She's also a Guardian, Spartan, Silent Hillian, Legend, and perpetually High Chaos. Find her at BlueSky.

Fish It! will have you clicking away for hours as you try to catch all the variations available in the game. As of the time of writing this, Fish It! claims to have over 1,000,000 variations for you to collect. With new updates planned for the Roblox experience's future, it looks like that number will only continue to increase. So with that in mind, why not use a few codes to help you along the way?

Working Fish It! Codes

Before you can use most codes, you'll need to reach level 10, so make sure you spend some time hooking as many fish as possible before trying them out.

• DIVING - 2x Luck II Potion
• WORMHYPE - Requires reaching level 100.

How to Redeem Fish It! Codes

1. Jump into Fish It! and complete the tutorial
2. Continue to fish and complete quests to reach Level 10. You may have to get to Level 11 despite it saying Level 10 in-game.
3. Look for the Store Icon at the top of the screen. It's the red basket.
4. Scroll down to the bottom of the Exclusive Store.
5. Enter the code under Redeem Codes.
6. Hit Redeem and enjoy your goodies!

Expired Fish It! Codes

These codes can no longer be redeemed, but they're listed here so you can still try if you like!

• PIRATEMAJA
• LEVDEN
• FREECRYSTAL
• THEDEN
• 3BILLION
• SCALE2
• SCALEREFUND
• GIFTGIVING
• CELEBRATE
• COUNTTRANSCENDEDSTONES
• GO2026
• 2BILLION
• HAPPY2026
• EXPANSION
• 1BILLION
• PURPLEMOON
• LUCKYTOTEM
• CRYSTALS
• TOTEMREFUND
• BLAMETALON
• MUTATE
• TRAVEL
• SHARKSSS
• 100M
• ARMOR
• SORRYSPINS
• FREEBIES

Why Isn't My Fish It! Code Working?

Codes for Roblox experiences are usually case-sensitive, so the best way to ensure you've got a working code is to directly copy it from this article. We check all codes before we upload them, so you can guarantee they're working. Just double-check that you haven't copied over an extra space!

When is The Next Fish It! Update?

Fish It! typically launches its updates on Sundays. The next update doesn't have any information regarding it yet aside from the planned release for Saturday, February 7. Previously, we had the Kohana Expansion on January 31, which added a new volcano event. This also reworked the Kohana Island, added fish bounties, and plenty more.

Lauren Harper is an Associate Guides Editor. She loves a variety of games but is especially fond of puzzles, horrors, and point-and-click adventures.

Baboo! Are you looking for Heartopia codes? You've come to the right place. Here you'll find all the codes that we've collected for the cozy sim. Redeeming these will give you currency, resources, and extra Gold to help you settle into your new home.

Working Codes for Heartopia (February 2026)

• q6p9m4a7k - Wishing Star x5, Mermaid Fish Attractor x3, Fertilizer x10 (NEW!) (Valid Until: 31 March 2026)
• a9l5k7m2r8 - Wishing Star x5, Mermaid Fish Attractor x3, Fertilizer x10 - (Valid Until: 31 March 2026)
• r4p8n6m2q9 - Wishing Star x10, Mermaid Fish Attractor x3, Fertilizer x10 (Valid Until: 31 March 2026)
• heartopia10m - Wishing Star x10 - (Valid Until: 31 March 2026)
• lifewithline - Wishing Star x10 - (Valid Until: 31 March 2026)
• happy2026 - Moonlight Crystal x10, 8,888 Gold - (Valid Until: 31 March 2026)
• k7m9q2a8l5 - Wishing Star x5, Mermaid Fish Attractor x3, Fertilizer x10 (Valid Until: 31 March 2026)
• true5mthks - Quality Timber x10, Chef's Special Salad x2, Branches x20 (Valid Until: 31 March 2026)
• heartopia5m - Wishing Star x5 (Valid Until: 31 March 2026)
• r4a8x2n - Wishing Star x5, Growth Booster x10, Orange x10 (Valid Until: 31 March 2026)
• top1thanks - Wishing Star x5, Mermaid Perfum x2, Mandarin x10 (Valid Until: 31 March 2026)
• b8n2k5l - Flawless Fluorite x2, Rare Timber x6, Stone x10 (Valid Until: 31 March 2026)
• letsparty - Wishing Star x15, 5,000 Gold, Repair Kit x3 (Valid Until: 31 March 2026)
• dcthx4u - Wishing Star x10 (Valid Until: 29 June 2026)
• m7r9q4a - Mermaid Perfumex2, 10,000 Gold, Egg x10 (Valid Until: 31 March 2026)
• x2l8k6p - Wishing Star x5, Fertilizer x10, Apple x10 (Valid Until: 31 March 2026)
• h9q3a7m5 - Roaming Oak Timber x2, Milk x10, Timber x10 (Valid Until: 31 March 2026)
• z4p6n8r2 - Quality Timber x10, Chef's Special Salad x2, Branches x20 (Valid Until: 31 March 2026)
• letsdressup - Wishing Star x15, 5,000 Gold, Growth Booster x10 (Valid Until: 31 March 2026)
• letsbuild - Wishing Star x 15, 5,000 Gold, Fertilizer x10 (Valid Until: 31 March 2026)
• a7k9m2q8l - Wishing Star x5, Repair Kit x3, Blueberries x10 (Valid Until: 31 March 2026)
• mylittlepony - Moonlight Crystals x100 (Valid Until: 7 February 2026)
• heartopia0108 - Moonlight Crystals x100 (Valid Until: 7 February 2026)
• specialgift0103 - Moonlight Crystals x100 (Valid Until: 7 February 2026)

Expired Codes for Heartopia

There are currently no expired codes for Heartopia, so you've got lots of goodies to redeem above!

How to Use Heartopia Codes

Looking to play Heartopia and want to know how to redeem codes? Follow these steps:

1. Launch Heartopia on your phone or PC
2. Create your character and select "complete"
3. Press Tab on PC or tap the watch in the top-right corner
4. Click Setting
5. On the General Tab, look for the Redeem Code bubble button in the bottom right
6. Copy the code from this article and paste it into the bar that reads "Case Insensitive"
7. Click Redeem and if the code has been successful, it will say "Redeemed! Please check the mailbox for rewards."

FAQs for Heartopia

Have a particular question about Heartopia and codes? See our answers to frequently asked questions below.

How to Collect Heartopia Rewards - Where Is The Mailbox?

Rewards are automatically sent to your Mailbox once you've redeemed codes. To find your Mailbox, press Tab or tap the watch in the top-right corner. Click Mailbox. All of the gifts you've received can be then be claimed. You can do this individually by opening each mail, or by pressing Claim All in the bottom left corner.

Why Isn't My Code for Heartopia Working?

When a code doesn't work for Heartopia it's usually because of two reasons:

• The code for Heartopia has expired
• There's a spelling mistake or an additional space in the code

Codes for Heartopia are not case-sensitive, but they are often a series of letters and numbers. The best way to ensure you've got a working code is to directly copy it from this article. We check all codes before we upload them, so you can guarantee they're working. Just double-check that you haven't copied over an extra space!

How Do I Get More Codes for Heartopia?

We regularly check and test new codes, so the best way to get more codes for Heartopia is to visit this article. But if you want to mine for codes yourself, then the Discord server for Heartopia is the best place to go.

Lauren Harper is an Associate Guides Editor. She loves a variety of games but is especially fond of puzzles, horrors, and point-and-click adventures.

Codes for The Forge will grant you additional rerolls if RNG isn't on your side and you don't get one of the best classes on your initial rerolls. In this RPG Roblox experience, you'll be able to play as a human, goblin, dragonborn, and more. Each race has its unique perks, influencing stats such as health, damage, attack power, and more.

It's no surprise that The Forge focuses heavily on mining. The core gameplay centers around mining for ores, in the hopes of finding rare ores to forge powerful weapons and armor. You'll then throw those ores into a forge, where the blend of resources you use allows you to make items with special traits and designs.

What is the Latest Code for The Forge?

The latest active code for The Forge is FORGEWEEKEND4! which gives 10 Race Rerolls. It was added over the weekend on Saturday, February 7.

Working The Forge Codes (February 2026)

Want to know how to get rerolls for The Forge? Use these currently active codes:

• FORGEWEEKEND4! - 10x Race Rerolls (NEW)

Expired The Forge Codes (February 2026)

These codes have now expired and can no longer be used:

• FORGEWEEKEND3!
• FORGEWEEKEND2!
• QOL!
• MAZE
• FORGWEEKEND!
• RAVEN
• HAPPYNEWYEAR
• FORGE2M
• SORRYFORBUGS
• XMAS!
• SORRYFORDELAY
• HEART
• FORG!
• FREESPINS
• PEAK!
• 400K!
• SORRYFORSHUTDOWN
• 100KLIKES
• 300K!
• 200K!
• 100K!
• 40KLIKES
• 20KLIKES
• 15KLIKES
• 10KLIKES
• 5KLIKES
• BETARELEASE!
• POSTRELEASEQNA
• RELEASE

How to Use The Forge Codes

Ready to redeem the codes above? Here's what you need to do:

1. Load up The Forge on Roblox
2. Open the Settings menu in the top left corner of the screen.
3. Scroll down to the bottom of Settings to find the Codes bar
4. Copy the code from this article
5. Enter the code into the "Type Here" bar
6. Press claim

FAQs for The Forge

Have a particular question about The Forge and codes? See our answers to frequently asked questions below.

Why Isn't My Code for The Forge Working?

When a code doesn't work for The Forge, it's usually because of two reasons:

• The code for The Forge has expired
• There's a spelling mistake or an additional space in the code

Codes for Roblox experiences are typically case-sensitive, so the best way to ensure you've got a working code is to directly copy it from this article. We check all codes before we upload them, so you can guarantee they're working. Just double-check that you haven't copied over an extra space!

How Do I Get More Codes for The Forge?

We regularly check and test new codes for popular Roblox experiences, so the best way to get more codes for The Forge is to visit this article. But if you want to mine for codes yourself, then the Discord server for The Forge is the best place to go.

How Often Do Codes Release for The Forge?

Since the Beta release, we've found that the creators of The Forge frequently release codes, giving you Totems that can only be used once or rerolls for new races. There is no set schedule for code releases, but they tend to come out when a new like milestone has been reached (e.g. 100K likes) or an update takes place. Keep an eye out for weekend luck boost events that also usually come with a code.

When Is the Next Update or Event for The Forge?

The last update for The Forge was an unnamed one that added a Forge locking system, critical hits on rocks, and a recycling system. It arrived on Sunday, January 18. The goal of this update seems to be to help make some quality of life changes while improving the grind. However, the next update isn't currently scheduled. Otherwise, the developers do run a mini-event each weekend where they give global boosts. These can increase your mining damage or luck.

Lauren Harper is an Associate Guides Editor. She loves a variety of games but is especially fond of puzzles, horrors, and point-and-click adventures.

99 Nights in the Forest is a survival horror Roblox experience that will see you scavenging for supplies by day and protecting your camp at night. While the main aim is to explore the forest and rescue four missing children, it's not quite as simple as it seems. Entities will stalk you at night, and there's the addition of cultists that will periodically visit your camp and attack.

Updates often bring new enemies to contend with and new ways to enhance your base. One of the earliest updates that the popular experience launched was the Classes Update. There are now over 20 classes in 99 Nights, all with their own perks. To buy new classes, you need Diamonds, and that's where the 99 Nights in the Forest codes come in handy!

Working 99 Nights in the Forest Codes (February 2026)

These are the currently working codes for 99 Nights in the Forest:

• afterparty - 15x Gems

Expired 99 Nights in the Forest Codes (February 2026)

Here are the currently expired codes for 99 Nights in the Forest that will no longer work. Since they're expired, you won't be able to get rewards from attempting to redeem them anymore.

• happyhalloween

How to Redeem 99 Nights in the Forest Codes

When you launch into 99 Nights in the Forest, these are the code redemption steps you need to follow:

1. Locate the Diamond icon next to the green plus in the bottom left corner
2. When the Diamond menu opens up, find the blue codes button on the right
3. Click codes
4. Copy and paste the code from this article
5. Hit submit

Why Isn't My 99 Nights in the Forest Code Working?

Code not working? Here's our advice. Codes for Roblox experiences are usually case-sensitive, so the best way to ensure you've got a working code is to directly copy it from this article. We check all codes before we upload them, so you can guarantee they're working. Just double check that you haven't copied over an extra space!

Lauren Harper is an Associate Guides Editor. She loves a variety of games but is especially fond of puzzles, horrors, and point-and-click adventures.

Hunty Zombie is a Roblox experience that sees you go up against hordes of... well, zombies. You can play solo or in a group of up to 6 people, but for each zombie you take down, you'll be closer to leveling up and gaining mastery of special weapons, perks, and more. Complete quests, roll spins for perks, and customize your character to be the ultimate zombie-slaying machine. So, whether you're jumping into specific maps like the school or sewer, taking on a raid, or completing campaign mode, here are codes for Hunty Zombie that will give you a boost when tackling the undead.

Working Hunty Zombie Codes (February 2026)

You need to be Level 5 before you can use codes. But once you've hit that level, here are the codes you can redeem:

• DUNGEONDAGGER - 50x Traits (NEW)
• MOREWEAPONSPINS - 50x Lucky Weapon Spins (NEW)
• SOMEPETCOINS - 75x PetCoins (NEW)

How to Use Hunty Zombie Codes

Before you can redeem codes in Hunty Zombie, you'll need to reach level 5. If you have already, here's what you need to know: launch the Hunty Zombie Roblox experience. When you're in the main lobby, follow these steps to get your goodies:

1. Locate the codes menu on the right side of the screen. It's the icon of the open book at the top of the submenus.
2. Copy the code from this article and then paste it into the bar that says "enter code here..."
3. Click confirm and receive your rewards!

Expired Hunty Zombie Codes

These codes are no longer valid:

• COYOTE - 50x Lucky Weapon Spins
• HAPPYSUNDAY - 50x Traits
• COYOTE2 - 50x Lucky Perk Spins
• DUNGEON - 80x Lucky Weapon Spins
• ONTIME - 80x Traits
• LETSGOOO - 80x Lucky Perk Spins
• BALD - 70x Lucky Weapon Spins
• BUGFIXES - 70x Lucky Perk Spins
• NEWTRAIT - 100x Traits
• NEWPERK - 60x Lucky Perk Spins
• FLOWUPDATE - 50x Traits
• FLOWUPDATE2 - 750x Payload Credits
• ALMOSTCHRISTMASEVE - 60x Weapon Lucky Spins
• ALMOSTCHRISTMASEVE2 - 60x Trait Rerolls
• ALMOSTCHRISTMASEVE3 - 60x Lucky Perk Spins
• ALMOSTCHRISTMASEVE4 - 1,000x Payload Credits
• WEAREBACK - 60x Weapon Lucky Spins
• WEAREBACK2 - 50x Traits
• WEAREBACK3 - 300x Pet Coins
• WEAREBACK4 - 1,000x Payload Credits
• JINGLEBELLS - 40x Traits
• KRAMPUS - 40x Weapon Lucky Spins
• 400KWOAH - 300x Pet Coins
• 500KWOAHHH - 200x Skill Points
• SRYFORDELAY3 - 150x Traits
• SRYFORDELAY2 - 200x Pet Coins
• SRYFORDELAY1 - 1,500x Payload Credits
• 100KTHANKS - 750 Payload Credits
• 150KTHANKS - 80x Traits
• 250KTHANKS - 3,000x Payload Credits
• OPCODE1 - 25x Weapon Lucky Spins
• OPCODE2 - 25x Perk Lucky Spins
• OPCODE3 - 25x Traits
• OPCODE4 - 300x Payload Credits
• Jester - 10x Weapon Lucky Spins
• 700KLIKES - 700,000 Coins
• TheClown1 - 10x Traits
• NewClownboss - 10x Traits
• HAHAHAHA - 200,000 Coins
• JKR5 - 10x Perk Lucky Spins
• BLINDFOLD - 5x Weapon Lucky Spins
• SORRYFORDELAY2 - 50x Traits
• SORRYFORDELAY - 20x Traits
• DELAYAGAINSORRY - 1500x Payload Credits
• NEWUPDATE - 30x Weapon Lucky Spins
• SOMECASH - 3,000,000 Coins
• YOUGUYSROCK - 200 Pet Coins
• 200KTHANKS - 35x Weapon Lucky Spins
• Wizzard - 10x Lucky Weapon Spins
• Petupgrade - 10x Traits
• NewBuild - 10x Traits
• SupanewDivine - 200,000 Coins
• JKR - 10x Perk Lucky Spin
• SHAMMER - 10x Lucky Weapon Spins
• BATTLEPASSRESET - 100,000 Coin
• NEWPAYLOAD - 200,000 Coin
• TRYNEWGAMEMODE - 10x Lucky Perk Spins
• NewZombie1 - 10x Traits
• NewZombie2 - 10x Traits
• ChainsawWP - 10x Lucky Weapon Spins
• LOYKRATHONGDAY - 15x Traits
• REDUCEDMGPERK - 10x Lucky Perk Spins
• REBIRTH! - 200,000 Coins
• DIVINEPET - 200,000 Coins
• Handfan - 15x Lucky Weapon Spins
• NewCamp - 200,000 Coins
• Beach - 15x Traits
• Pirate - 10x Lucky Perk Spins
• ChasingDollars - 200,000 Coins
• Reaper - 15x Lucky Weapon Spins
• RIP67 - 200,000 Coins
• ScytheRP - 10x Traits
• NEWBOSSRAID123 - 15x Lucky Perk Spins
• HZ4EVER - 300,000 Coins
• Halloween - 300,000 Coins
• SpinalBlade - 10x Lucky Weapon Spins
• NewSwordHW - 10x Traits
• SIRJACKY - 10x Lucky Perk Spins
• SpookyPet - 150,000 Coin
• hwticket - 5x Halloween Tickets

Why Isn't My Hunty Zombie Code Working?

Codes for Roblox experiences are usually case-sensitive, so the best way to ensure you've got a working code is to directly copy it from this article. We check all codes before we upload them, so you can guarantee they're working. Just double-check that you haven't copied over an extra space!

When Is the Next Hunty Zombie Update?

Hunty Zombie's next update is the Valentines Day Event on Saturday, February 14. The previous update was the Dungeon Daggers update that added the Shadow Blade, Christmas Sword, Krampus Claw, and more.

Lauren Harper is an Associate Guides Editor. She loves a variety of games but is especially fond of puzzles, horrors, and point-and-click adventures.

Pirates of the Caribbean director Gore Verbinski has said that his scrapped BioShock film adaptation would have somehow included both of the original game's endings to mess with the audience's heads.

Verbinski was attached to make a movie version of the beloved game back in 2008 alongside Universal Studios, with a script in place from Gladiator and Skyfall scribe John Logan.

Alas, the project never materialized due to lengthy wrangling over its planned $200 million budget — deemed risky due to it also aiming for an adults-only R rating. Verbinski has previously said the movie came within eight weeks of shooting, before plans faltered. Work continued to try and get the film financed for several more years, though BioShock creator Ken Levine confirmed the project had been fully cancelled by 2013.

"I loved this project when we were getting close to making it at Universal," Verbinski has said now, discussing the project in a reddit Q&A. "I was going to dive deeply into the Oedipal aspect and definitely keep it hard R with the Little Sisters, and the 'choices' the protagonist makes... and the consequences.

"I had worked out a way with writer John Logan to have both endings and I was looking forward to bringing that to the big screen and really f***ing with people's heads," he continued. "[We] had some great designs for the Big Daddies and the entire underwater demented art-deco aesthetic. Every year I hear something about the project, but I'm not sure any studio is quite willing to go where I was headed."

The original BioShock has two endings, based on the player's choices to either rescue or sacrifice the game's Little Sisters — and the two very different outcomes you get based on your level of mercy. The game's 'happy' ending — seen if you rescue every Little Sister — rewards the hero with a long life and the surviving sisters present on his eventual deathbed. However, if you harvest any Little Sister, your character is shown instead having influenced Rapture's citizens to believe that power is all that matters. An ominous final cutscene then shows what looks to be a nuclear submarine being taken over in an attack.

The two endings are pretty different, then — a long and happy life or potential nuclear apocalypse — and it's unclear exactly how Verbinski's movie would have shown both. Could one have been a dream sequence, showing what might have been the alternative outcome? Or would the movie have presented audiences with two possible futures, and left viewers unclear as to which actually played out?

The later BioShock Infinite played on the multiverse theory ("there's always a lighthouse"!) but it's worth pointing out that this was still years away at the point of Verbinski being involved. Still, it's fun to ponder how an adaptation might treat the game's two endings now. Especially as plans to adapt BioShock have since resumed — with Netflix now involved in a potential adaptation.

Netflix announced plans for a fresh adaptation back in 2022, though recent years have seen the project stall again, as cuts changed the scope of the movie, necessitating changes to its script. In September 2025, producer Roy Lee confirmed the project is still in active development, with director Francis Lawrence on board to direct after finishing his work on the forthcoming The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping.

"It's a tricky adaptation, so there's lots of things to figure out and to get right," Lawrence told IGN previously. "There's regime changes at Netflix, and so things stall out and get re-energized and stall out and get re-energized, and I think we're in a pretty good place, honestly."

Back in the world of video games, 2K confirmed last summer that it had overhauled the similarly long-awaited BioShock 4, which has been in development for the last decade. Amid layoffs and a further delay to the project's release, former Gears of War head and Diablo franchise lead Rod Fergusson will now oversee the project. Fergusson will also head up the game's development studio Cloud Chamber, as it attempts to finally wrestle the project to release.

Tom Phillips is IGN's News Editor. You can reach Tom at tom_phillips@ign.com or find him on Bluesky @tomphillipseg.bsky.social

Anime Weapons is a Roblox experience where you'll get to explore various worlds that are inspired by popular anime. As you visit each one, you'll complete quests and defeat waves of enemies to continuously earn rewards, including coins, weapons, and avatars.

So whether you're just starting and picking your first weapon, or you've been grinding out quests already, these Anime Weapons codes will give you lots of potions, emeralds, reset tokens, and more!

Active and Working Anime Weapons Codes

Every time Anime Weapons releases a new code, we test it before we upload it to this article, so you can be sure that it's working. Here are all the currently active codes that can be redeemed as of February 2026:

• UPDATE12 - Free Mastery Potion x2, Damage Potion x2, Yen Potion x1, Luck Potion x1, Drop Potion x1, Reset Token x1, Emeralds x100 (NEW!)
• 145KLIKES - Free Mastery Potion x1, Damage Potion x1, Yen Potion x1, Luck Potion x1, Drop Potion x1, Reset Token x1, Emeralds x50 (NEW!)
• 220KFAVS - Free Mastery Potion x1, Damage Potion x1, Yen Potion x1, Luck Potion x1, Drop Potion x1, Reset Token x1, Emeralds x50
• 57MVISITS - Free Mastery Potion x1, Damage Potion x1, Yen Potion x1, Luck Potion x1, Drop Potion x1, Reset Token x1, Emeralds x50 (NEW!)
• UPDATE11PT3 - Free Mastery Potion x2, Damage Potion x2, Yen Potion x1, Luck Potion x1, Drop Potion x1, Reset Token x1, Emeralds x100
• 215KFAVS - Free Mastery Potion x1, Damage Potion x1, Yen Potion x1, Luck Potion x1, Drop Potion x1, Reset Token x1, Emeralds x50
• UPDATE11PT2 - Free Mastery Potion x2, Damage Potion x2, Yen Potion x1, Luck Potion x1, Drop Potion x1, Reset Token x1, Emeralds x100
• UPDATE11 - Free Mastery Potion x3, Damage Potion x3, Yen Potion x2, Luck Potion x2, Drop Potion x2, Reset Token x1, Emeralds x100
• 210KFAVS - Free Mastery Potion x1, Damage Potion x1, Yen Potion x1, Luck Potion x1, Drop Potion x1, Reset Token x1, Emeralds x50
• SORRY45HUTD0WNS - Free Mastery Potion x1, Damage Potion x1, Yen Potion x1, Luck Potion x1, Drop Potion x1, Reset Token x1, Emeralds x50
• Update10Pt3 - Free Mastery Potion x2, Damage Potion x2, Yen Potion x1, Luck Potion x1, Drop Potion x1, Reset Token x1, Emeralds x100
• UPDATE10 - Free Mastery Potion x3, Damage Potion x3, Yen Potion x2, Luck Potion x2, Drop Potion x2, Reset Token x1, Emeralds x100
• 55MVISITS - Free Mastery Potion x1, Damage Potion x1, Yen Potion x1, Luck Potion x1, Drop Potion x1, Reset Token x1, Emeralds x50
• UPDATE10PT2 - Free Mastery Potion x2, Damage Potion x2, Yen Potion x1, Luck Potion x1, Drop Potion x1, Reset Token x1, Emeralds x100
• 140KLIKES - Free Mastery Potion x1, Damage Potion x1, Yen Potion x1, Luck Potion x1, Drop Potion x1, Reset Token x1, Emeralds x50
• 139KLIKES - Free Mastery Potion x1, Damage Potion x1, Yen Potion x1, Luck Potion x1, Reset Token x1, Emeralds x50
• 54MVISITS - Free Mastery Potion x1, Damage Potion x1, Yen Potion x1, Luck Potion x1, Reset Token x1, Emeralds x50
• 200KFAVS - Free Mastery Potion x1, Damage Potion x1, Yen Potion x1, Luck Potion x1, Drop Potion x1, Reset Token x1, Emeralds x50
• 53MVISITS - Free Shadow Key x1, Pirate Key x1, Raid Key x1, Defense Key x1, Emeralds x50
• 136KLIKES - Free Reset Token x1, Shadow Key x1, Pirate Key x1, Raid Key x1, Defense Key x1, Emeralds x50
• 190KFAVS - Free Mastery Potion x1, Damage Potion x1, Yen Potion x1, Luck Potion x1, Drop Potion x1, Reset Token x1, Emeralds x50
• 135KLIKES - Free Reset Token x1, Shadow Key x2, Pirate Key x2, Raid Key x2, Defense Key x2, Emeralds x50
• 180KFAVS - Free Mastery Potion x3, Damage Potion x3, Reset Token x1, Shadow Key x1
• 30KCCU - Free Damage Potion x3, Luck Potion x3, Mastery Potion x3, Emeralds x50, Reset Token x2
• BEPPBESTDEV - Free Emeralds x5
• RLBESTDEV - Free Emeralds x5
• SHIROBESTDEV - Free Emeralds x5
• LENIBESTDEV - Free Emeralds x10
• SIXBESTDEV - Free Emeralds x5
• CRYOBESTDEV - Free Emeralds x5
• BELABESTDEV - Free Emeralds x5
• KHAEZARBESTDEV - Free Emeralds x5
• XOUBESTYT - Free Emeralds x5
• RELEASE - Free gamepass!

Expired Anime Weapons Codes

The following codes have now expired and can no longer be redeemed as of February 2026:

• MAGICRAID
• UPDATE9PT3
• UPDATE9PT2
• UPDATE9
• 160KFAVS
• 140KFAV
• 51MVISITS
• 52MVISITS
• UPDATE8PT3
• UPDATE8PT2
• UPDATE8
• 50MVISITS
• 130KLIKES
• ALOTOFBUGSSORRYYOUAL
• SORRY4BUGS
• CHRISTMAS
• InsaneDungeonFix
• GAMEMODESLAGCORRECTION
• PETS
• RANKUP
• UPDATE7PT3
• UPDATE7PT2
• UPDATE7
• S0RRYF0RD3L4Y
• UPDATE6PT3
• S0RRY4DEL4Y
• 125KLIKES
• UPDATE6
• 45MVISITS
• SORRY4SOMEDELAY
• UPDATE6PT2
• 40MVISITS
• 37MVISITS
• 120KLIKES
• 38MVISITS
• 110KLIKES
• 29MVISITS
• 30MVISITS
• 100KLIKES
• 28MVisits
• 90KLIKES
• 70KLIKES
• 80KLIKES
• 20MVISITS
• UPDATE5PT2
• UPDATE5
• UPDATE4PT3
• UPDATE4PT2
• UPDATE4
• UPDATE3PT3
• UPDATE3PT2
• UPDATE 3
• UPDATE2
• UPDATE1
• FREERESETTOKENSFORYOUALL
• SHADOWPORTALFIXED
• UPDATE3PT2ADDITIONS
• 60KLIKES
• PATCHUPDT1
• RAIDFIXED
• GACHAROLLFIX
• 15MVISITS
• 50KLIKES
• 5MVISITS
• 40KLIKES
• PATCHUPDT
• 35KLIKES
• 28KLIKES
• 29KLIKES
• 30KLIKES
• 20KLIKES
• 23KCCU
• 24KCCU
• RELEASEPT2
• 17KCCU
• 16KCCU
• 15KCCU
• 10KCCU
• FEATSREWARDFIX
• SORRYFORUPDATE
• DEFENSEACHIEVEMENTSPATCH
• DEFENSEPATCHSORRY1
• DEFENSEPATCHSORRY2
• DEFENSESORRY1
• DEFENSESORRY2
• DEFENSESORRY3
• SORRYFORDELAY
• D7BUGCOMPENSATION
• BUGSFIXED
• SORRY4PITYBUG
• SORRY4BUGS
• SORRYSHUTDOWN3
• SORRYSHUTDOWN 2
• 15KLIKES
• 10KLIKES
• 1KCCU
• 3KCCU
• SORRY4SHUTDOWN
• 5KCCU
• SORRYSHUTDOWN
• SORRYPITY

How to Redeem Anime Weapons Codes

1. Launch Anime Weapons in Roblox
2. If it's your first time playing, pick your starting weapon
3. Look for the Gift Box icon in the top left
4. Enter the code into the "Enter a gift code." box
5. If the code works, you'll see "Success!" in green and the items appear on the left

Why Isn't My Anime Weapons Code Working?

When a code doesn't work for Anime Weapons, it's usually because of two reasons:

• The Anime Weapons code is expired
• There's a spelling mistake or additional space in the code

Codes for Roblox experiences are typically case-sensitive, so the best way to ensure you've got a working code is to directly copy it from this article. Just double-check that you haven't copied over an extra space!

How to Get More Anime Weapons Codes

As soon as we see a new code has been released, we'll add it to this article, so you can just bookmark this page. But if you want to track them down yourself, or keep up to date with the latest Anime Weapons news, you can visit their Discord server.

How Often Do Anime Weapons Release Codes?

Anime Weapons frequently gets new codes and even used to daily when it first launched. Now that it's been out for a bit, the developer doesn't add them as often, but still commonly does.

Lauren Harper is an Associate Guides Editor. She loves a variety of games but is especially fond of puzzles, horrors, and point-and-click adventures. When it comes to Roblox, you can find her trying to survive as long as possible in 99 Nights in the Forest and creating additional save slots to plant everything in Grow a Garden.

More details of the unannounced Rayman remake have bubbled up again, this time from the creator of Rayman himself, Michel Ancel.

In a new interview with RetroGamer, Ancel discussed the secret project, confirming that rather than a remaster that simply presents the same game with slightly snazzier visuals, the re-release — which Ancel calls a "remake" — will also address some of the original platformer's pain-points, including additional checkpoints to "make it a bit less frustrating."

"I think Rayman is still a fun game, and there's a lot of content," Ancel said in the interview that was shared by fan account, Rayman Merchandise. "The pacing is a bit slow because you have a big character on the screen. It also has pixel-precise gameplay, so it's not always easy, but it's interesting that the constraints of yesterday make it still feel original today. Even though it's complex, I think there's a kind of remake planned."

NEWS: Series creator Michel Ancel reveals in a new Retro Gamer article that Rayman 1 will be receiving an HD rerelease! This follows previous reports of a "Rayman 30th Anniversary Edition" being rated. (I apologize for the new post; my prior post was incorrectly worded) pic.twitter.com/jzKlTg6on3

— Rayman Merchandise (@raymanmerch) February 7, 2026

"I don't remember when specifically, but it will be in HD and I think Ubisoft is adding a few more checkpoints and things like that just to make it a bit less frustrating. I think it's a nice move, because that's the only point that could be a problem for non-skilled players. But yeah, I think it's still a very nice game."

It's an extraordinary insight given the project hasn't officially been confirmed by Ubisoft yet, but it does make sense, as we were told late last year that Ubisoft is set to celebrate all things Rayman as it prepares to mark the series' 30th anniversary, including information about the "future" of the series. At the time, the official Rayman X/Twitter account had long been dormant, but last September, however, it was resurrected to bring us up to speed on what's happening in Rayman's world.

"Rayman turns 30! Join us on our official channels to celebrate an incredible legacy," the account exclaimed at the time, attaching a brief video. In the video, brand producer Loic Gounon — who has been working on the Rayman franchise since 2006 — revealed that "a very talented team at Ubisoft Montpellier and Ubisoft Milan are currently working together on the future of Rayman."

Back in October 2024, Ubisoft confirmed a new Rayman project was currently in the "exploration phase" at its Montpelier and Milan studios, after it was reported that Ancel had been contacted to act as a consultant.

Ubisoft began this year by announcing a sizable company restructure, resulting in the cancelation of six games, including its Prince of Persia: Sands of Time remake, and a delay to a further seven titles. Two Ubisoft studios will close completely as a result of the changes, while others are subject to further layoffs.

Of the half-dozen games that have been fully scrapped, Ubisoft only publicly named one: its long-awaited Sands of Time remake that had been rebooted once already. Three of the other canceled games were new IPs, while one was a mobile game. We've received no specific details of the seven titles that Ubisoft has delayed, either, though this number does include the unannounced game once set for launch before March 31 that is widely expected to be the company's Assassin's Creed: Black Flag remaster. This will now launch in the coming financial year — so before March 31, 2027. With Ubisoft's core focus going forward being open-world and live-service games, it's not clear how — if at all — a Rayman remake fits into those plans.

Ubisoft quietly released an NFT game featuring Rayman at the end of 2024, of course. Captain Laserhawk: The G.A.M.E. was barely advertised or given the kind of showy spotlight reserved for major releases, quite possibly because it's a Web 3 game that uses cryptocurrency and blockchain. A top-down multiplayer shooter available on PC, it featured a number of Ubisoft characters, including Rayman.

Vikki Blake is a reporter for IGN, as well as a critic, columnist, and consultant with 15+ years experience working with some of the world's biggest gaming sites and publications. She's also a Guardian, Spartan, Silent Hillian, Legend, and perpetually High Chaos. Find her at BlueSky.

If you're searching for Volleyball Legends codes (previously Haikyuu Legends), IGN has you covered! In this article, you'll find the latest active and working Volleyball Legends codes in February 2026 that can be redeemed for free rewards in Roblox, including Spins and Yen.

Working Volleyball Legends Codes (February 2026)

Below, you'll find all of the currently active and working Volleyball Legends codes in February 2026:

• UPDATE_56 - 5 Lucky Style Spins (NEW!)
• LEAD_FEET - 5 Lucky Ability Spins (NEW!)
• LIMITED_ABILITY - 5 Lucky Ability Spins (NEW!)

All Expired Volleyball Legends Codes (February 2026)

The following Volleyball Legends codes are expired and can't be redeemed anymore as of February 2026:

• UPDATE_55
• CUSTOM_JERSEY
• STYLISH_SUIT
• UPDATE_54
• AKARI_NINJA
• DOUBLE_DASH
• UPDATE_53
• CHAT_BUBBLES
• YOGAN_REWORK
• UPDATE_52
• SEASON_11
• YEAR_2026
• UPDATE_38
• FALL_SEASON
• BECOME_SPIDER
• UPDATE_36
• 300K_CCU
• ANGRY_MAN
• UPDATE_35
• TSK_RETURNS_WOO
• GOAT_SETTER_RETURNS
• UPDATE_34_BALANCE
• NEW_STYLE_SOON
• EXTRA_TOUCH_BUFF
• UPDATE_33_GOOD
• UPDATE_33_EVIL
• PROTORI_100K_CLUB
• SCHOOLS_BACK
• INDOOR_COURT
• CURVE_SPIKER
• UPDATE_32_JINKO
• 2RAINBOWSTATS
• VOTE_BLOXY
• EXTRA_TOUCH
• BLAME_DONDRED
• UPDATE_31_W
• UPDATE_30
• TSH_RETURNS
• FREE_SLOT_HERE
• BIG_HUGE_UPDATE
• SEASON_6_GRIND
• MIKAGE_W
• MIKAGE_GOATED
• SOME_ABILITY_SPINS
• DONT_TAP_THE_GLASS
• 1_BILLION_VISITS
• UPDATE_28
• NEW_ABILITY
• 1MILLION
• MATCHMAKING_PLS_WORK
• UPDATE_27
• UPDATE_26
• NEW_STYLE
• KAZANA_COMING
• SPINS
• BONUS_SHELLS
• BONUS_YEN
• VOLCANO_SEASON
• UPDATE_25
• 2M_MEMBERS
• UPDATE_24
• 900K_MEMBERS
• QOL
• TAICHOU_SHELLS
• UPDATE_23
• TAICHOU_YEN
• PROTORI_50K
• UPDATE_22
• 700M_VISITS
• UPDATE_21
• 650M_VISITS
• 2M_FAVS
• 750K_MEMBERS
• BACK_TILT
• UPDATE_20
• TWINS_REWORK
• UPDATE_19
• 1.6_M_MEMBERS
• NEW_TIMESKIP
• 10MIN_DELAY
• AURA
• 1.7M_FAVS
• 1M_Likes
• UPDATE_18
• GODLY_BLOCKER
• UPDATE_18_CRYSTALS
• KIMIRO_SPIKE
• KIMIRO_SET
• KIMIRO_SPEED
• KIMIRO_BOUNCY
• KIMIRO_HEIGHT
• KIMIRO_ABILITY
• KIMIRO_BLOCK
• KIMIRO_OUT
• KIMIRO_THICK
• RANKED_FIXING
• SILLY_POTIONS
• 1.5M_FAVS
• UPDATE_16
• SEASON_3
• UPDATE_15
• TWINS_ARE_HERE
• 600K_MEMBERS
• BALANCE
• BLOCKING
• 400M_VISITS
• SHIELD_BREAKER
• UPDATE_14
• SECRET_ABILITY
• 1_MIL_FAVS
• EASTER
• PROTORIONTWITTER
• EASTER_EGGS
• TIMESKIP_KAGAYOMO
• UPDATE_13
• APRIL_UPDATE
• 2X_SECRET_WEEKEND
• DELAY_LEGENDS
• CHOPPED
• RANKED_FIX
• 100K_INTERESTED
• 100K_INTERESTED2
• UPDATE_12
• SEASON_2
• SHUTDOWN_CODE2
• SHUTDOWN_CODE
• 1M_MEMBERS
• UPDATE_11
• SANU_BUFF
• 250M_VISITS
• UPDATE10
• UPDATE9
• 200MILLION_VISITS
• TIMESKIP
• 175MILLION_VISITS
• 500K_LIKES
• SEASON1
• UPDATE8
• NEW_NAME
• 80M_VISITS
• BIGGESTEVER
• RANKED
• NOTONTIME
• UPDATE6
• 100M_VISITS
• 350K_MEMBERS
• PRACTICE_AREA
• FAST_MODE
• MADNESS
• 40M_VISITS
• 250K_MEMBERS
• 50M_VISITS
• UPDATE5
• UPDATE4
• LAUNCH
• 200K_LIKES
• 180K_FAVS
• 15M_PLAYS
• 100KMEMBERS
• UPDATE1
• UPDATE2
• UPDATE3

How to Redeem Volleyball Legends Codes

Follow the steps below to redeem Volleyball Legends codes and claim your free rewards:

1. Open the Volleyball Legends Roblox experience.
2. In the Lobby, click on the Shop icon in the bottom toolbar to open the Shop.
3. Click on Codes on the bottom left of the Shop menu.
4. Input your Volleyball Legends code into the "Type code here" box.
5. Click "USE CODE." If successful, green text will appear informing you what your free reward is.

Why Isn't My Volleyball Legends Code Working?

If your Volleyball Legends code isn't working when you're trying to redeem it in Roblox, it's likely down to one of these two reasons:

• The Volleyball Legends code is expired and no longer able to be redeemed.
• The code is spelled wrong.

When inputting an Volleyball Legends code into Roblox, ensure it's spelled correctly, there are no accidental spaces either before or after the code, and that it's in the correct case (some codes are case sensitive). If a code is spelled wrong, you'll get a red message that says "Invalid Code."

All the codes on this page have been tested by IGN and work at the time of submission, so we'd recommend copying and pasting any codes directly from this article to avoid any errors. If the code still doesn't work, it's expired and can no longer be redeemed.

How to Get More Volleyball Legends Codes

Outside of checking this article, the best way to get more Volleyball Legends codes is to join the official Volleyball Legends Discord server. That way, you can be notified as soon as new codes drop.

On the hunt for some Anime Last Stand codes in Roblox? You've come to the right place. We've put together all of the redeemable ALS codes available in February 2026 for free resources and rerolls.

To find Anime Last Stand codes, you'll want to head to the game's official Discord server. After you're signed up, make your way to the announcements channel and you'll find various posts guiding you to new code drops. These codes are found on the server itself and across social media platforms, including Instagram and YouTube. However, we'll post all of the currently available codes in this article to save you from having to skip around each page.

Working ALS Codes (February 2026)

Below, you'll find the list of current and active Anime Last Stand codes. They are case-sensitive so won't work unless you input them exactly as shown:

• BalancePatch3.1 - 300 Technique Shards (NEW)
• BalancePatch3 - 200 Technique Shards, 20 Pearls (NEW)
• Update83! - 10 Premium Shards (NEW)
• GACHIAKUTA!? - 10 Shard Locks (NEW)
• BalancePatch2 - 200 Technique Shards, 20 Pearls
• returnofbobak - Bobak (Planet Destroyer)
• UpdateQOL82 - 10 Premium Shards
• EXB82 - 10 Shard Locks
• PlanetFixed! - 50 Shard Locks
• HugeDelay 200 Shard Locks
• LastStandian - 10 Shard Locks
• TUIGOKU - 10 Premium Shards
• MoroPlanet - 200 Technique Shards, 20 Pearls
• BALANCEPATCH1 - 50 Shard Locks
• NewItems! - 5 Shard Locks, 25 Pearls
• Thanksgiving!!! - 150 Technique Shards, 25 Pearls
• GobbleWobble! - 125 Technique Shards, 25 Pearls
• Update78! - 125 Technique Shards, 25 Pearls
• UPD77ALS! - 150 Technique Shards, 20 Pearls
• SimonGodly! - 150 Technique Shards, 20 Pearls
• SPIRALINCIDENT - 150 Technique Shards, 25 Pearls, 350 Dusk Pearls
• UPD76ALS! - 200 Technique Shards, 25 Pearls
• QoLQuality - 200 Technique Shards, 25 Pearls
• ShinraBuff! - 200 Technique Shards, 25 Pearls
• 1BVisits! - 1,000 Technique Shards, 100 Perals, 1 Billion Visits Title
• UPD75ALS! - 200 Technique Shards, 25 Pearls
• GODLYEVENT! - 200 Technique Shards, 25 Pearls
• RETURNBYDEATH! - 200 Technique Shards, 25 Pearls
• UPD74ALS! - 200 Technique Shards, 25 Pearls
• EZARework! - 200 Tecnique Shards, 25 Pearls
• SkinBannerRefresh! - 200 Technique Shards, 25 Pearls
• DelayDelayDelay! - 200 Pearls
• 1MMembers! - 300 Technique Shards, 50 Pearls

All Expired Anime Last Stand Codes (February 2026)

The following Anime Last Stand codes have expired and are no longer working as of February 2026:

• NewHeights
• UPD73ALS
• SlimeALS
• SorryDelayDelay!!
• DemonSlayerMovie
• NewGameMode!
• TheBossIG4ds
• 72LongMaint
• GhoulALS
• UPD72ALS!
• Delay99
• TokyoGhoulQOL!
• SlimeGodly
• Brotherhood!
• Alchemist!
• Siege!
• NewSecretCode?!
• SoulFix!
• NewSecretCode?
• ThePowerOfSpin!
• JoJoHere!
• TournamentReset!
• HunterUpdate!
• NoSecretCode?
• HunterEvent!
• JoJoSoon?!
• VerySorryForShutdown!
• BlueShadow!
• SECRET!!
• UPDATE63!
• Hawkeye!
• LobbyFixed!
• BossEvent!
• SorryForOPDelay!
• QualityOfLife!
• UPDATE62!
• UmbralPrince!
• SECRET!
• YOUTUBEBACK!!
• SummerPart2!
• NotSecretCode!
• ManaRush!
• TheLastAscendedMage!
• SORRYForDelay!!
• Update60!
• The1stSunSwordsman!
• FireAndLightningDevil
• SUMMERisHERE!
• PiratesVsSharkmen!
• SummerBINGO!
• SummerSECRETCode?!
• SummerFixes!!
• FUSION!
• SuperSECRETCode!!
• RaitoDEVLovesCHOCOLATE!
• NewRAID!
• YTIntervention!
• SkillTreeREWORK!
• ChainsawGODLY!
• NEWSurvivalDungeon!
• SuperSECRETCode?!
• UiReworks!
• SmallQoL!
• SummerPrep!
• VerySecretCode!
• NewTournamentSeason!
• VerySecretCODE!
• PureLove!
• TrueCursedKing!
• SorryForDelay!
• Caverns!
• NewAbyssalTrial!
• QOLUpdate!
• SuperSecretCODE!
• SorryForFix!!
• SuperSecretCODE
• KingOfHeroes!
• NewBattlepass!
• GodlyUpdate!
• youtubeisback!
• CloverUpdate!
• SuperSecretCodee
• NewRaid!
• FiveLeafClover
• EasterUpdate
• SuperSecretCode!!
• Breach!
• NEWEvent!
• QolUpdate
• UpdFIXES!
• NewSecretPortals
• MoreUIReworks
• GodlyUpdate
• NewDungeon
• FireForce
• SECRETCode!!
• UpdateFIXES!!
• SECRETCode!
• TOURNAMENT
• RainbowClover
• QoLUpdate!
• SECRETCode
• SorryForShutdown
• BMvsPG!
• Egoist!
• NEWTournamentSeason!!
• SecretCode
• NewBanner
• NEWTournamentSeason!
• QoLUpdate
• CosmicFear
• SurvivalGamemode
• STRONGEST!
• SuperSecretCode
• SecretCode!!
• AnniDungeonRelease!
• AnniEventWEEK!!
• DAILYRewards?!
• OnePieceUPD!
• UIRevamp!
• EmeraldCode!
• GodlyLuffy!
• InventoryRework!
• Patch!
• EmeraldCode2!
• Valentine's Day
• ValentinesDayPart2
• OldUnitsBack
• SecretCode!
• EmeraldCode3!
• WorlTitansAreReal
• SecretCode!
• NewUi!
• BattlepassReset!
• GreatWarWow!
• NewCaverns!
• NewGlobalBoss!
• HapplyNewYear!
• ALS2025!
• HappyHolidays!
• AncientVampireIsBack!!
• ExtraChristmasBaby!
• MerryChrisTMas!
• Dungeons!
• AnotherSecretCode!
• EnchantsSoon
• ShadowMonarch!
• ChristmasRaid!
• EventBP!
• Sub2OtakuGaming
• BossRush!
• SkinBanner!
• BossIGCool!
• LateUpdSorry!
• Evos!
• Drops!
• Tournaments!
• NewLobby!
• NoLagWow!
• FateIsHere!
• LSwat!
• SryForDelay!
• TY1MGroup
• MasteredUltraInstinct!
• DBUPDPt2!
• NewEra!
• BossStudio4Life!
• SirBrandonInsta
• LevelRewards!
• NewSecret!
• LagFixes!!
• ThrillerBark
• Raffle
• Nomoredelay!
• ThrillerNext!
• BugsFixed!
• BossStudio4Life:
• 500MVISITS!
• Spooky!
• Dracula!?
• BugsFixed!
• BossStudio4Life
• 500MVISITS!
• Spooky!
• Dracula!?
• CLANWARS
• theGramALS
• SorryForBugs!
• NewGODLY!!
• PodcastyCodeBois!:
• Bleach2
• MakeYourClan!
• PodCastGoingCrazy!!
• FreeBossBKK!
• HuntersW?
• DragonsL?
• TY180KFAVS
• TY180KLIKES
• DragonVSHunters
• NewEraComing
• THEWORLDSHALLKNOWPAIN!
• SUMMERPART2
• Sorry4Shutdown!!
• Sorry4ShutdownAgain!!
• QUESTRESET
• MoreCodes!!
• CID!
• Summer2024!
• SECRETCODE???
• FREESHARDS
• ALSISBACK!
• BERSERK!
• AFKCAPSULEYAY
• FollowBoss
• 170kFavorites
• 170kLikes
• DemonPortals!!
• SorryForShutdown!!
• PatchUpdate!!
• UpdateRerolls!!

How to Redeem Codes in Anime Last Stand

Follow the steps below to redeem codes in Anime Last Stand:

1. Join the [B:S] ALS Team group/community on Roblox.
2. Launch Anime Last Stand in Roblox
3. Click on "Codes" in the right-hand sidebar
4. Type or paste in your code into the "Enter Code..." field
5. Click "Redeem"

You can redeem codes from the lobby in Anime Last Stand. When you're in the game, look at the tabs on the right-hand side of the screen. Amongst these, you'll see one labelled "Codes".

If it's valid, you'll see the rewards you gained suddenly appear. If it's invalid, you'll get a message that the code has already been claimed or doesn't exist.

Why Isn't My Anime Last Stand Code Working?

If you're getting an Invalid error when putting in your code, make sure the code is spelt correctly, all the letters are in the right case and you've included any required punctuation. You can copy and paste the codes on this page over to Anime Last Stand if you want to make sure you aren't typing them incorrectly. If they still aren't working, there's a chance that they might only be usable on an updated server. Jump to another server and try them there to see if that fixes the issue.

What Can You Get With Anime Last Stand Code Rewards?

When redeeming a code in ALS, you'll earn a variety of rewards. But what are these rewards used for? Below, we've listed all the resources you'll earn from codes and where to use them.

• Emeralds - A currency used to request new units at the Summon counter, so you can add to your roster of characters.
• Rerolls - A currency used to roll for new buffs you can add to your units at the Technique counter.
• Shells - An event currency used purchase items from the Event Merchant. When speaking to them, you can buy exclusive units and cosmetics.
• Dragon Scales - A currency used in the Dragons vs Hunters event. When speaking to the Hunters merchant, you can use Dragon Scales to buy items from the shop.

How to Get Other Free Rewards in Anime Last Stand

As with a lot of Roblox games, Anime Last Stand has multiple other ways to get free rewards outside of codes. The best method is to spend some time in its AFK World, where you'll accrue free rewards by leaving the game on while you aren't playing. If you're in AFK World, you'll slowly earn Emeralds and Gold, which you can claim before you leave and then use in-game. If you're looking to hop into AFK World and earn some bonuses for your next session, here's what you have to do.

Boot up the game, load into a server and then look in the northeast corner of the plaza you spawn in. You'll see a waterfall with the words AFK above it. Make your way over to this waterfall and, as you approach it, a text box will appear asking you if you want to go into the AFK chamber. Select yes and you'll reach the AFK screen. Here you can see how many Emeralds and how much Gold you've earned, as well as how long you have before your next supply of rewards comes in. When you're ready to leave or get back to the game, press the Claim button to add all of your accumulated rewards to your account.

You can also make sure visit the game once a day to recieve the daily login reward. As soon as you boot up Anime Last Stand, you'll be met with a tab showing all the rewards you'll recieve for visiting the game each day. Simply press the claim button at the bottom of this tab to add the current login reward to your inventory. These range from emeralds to EXP, so it's well worth dropping in at least once each day to claim some additional resources for when you next play.

Another way to bag quick free rewards is to complete your daily quests. Amongst the tabs on the left-hand side of the screen, you'll see a Quests tab. Press it and a page will appear showing a list of daily quests to complete. These range from logging in to killing a set number of enemies. Once you complete these quests, head back into the tab and click the complete button to get a bunch of free resources and currency.

When Do New Anime Last Stand Codes Drop?

New Anime Last Stand codes drop whenever the game receives an update or hits an important milestone. That means you can usually expect codes every week. You can keep track of all the updates that hit the game in the official Anime Last Stand Discord.

Callum Williams is a freelance media writer with years of experience as a game critic, news reporter, guides writer and features writer.

If you're looking for Anime Vanguards codes, IGN has you covered! In this article, you'll find the latest active and working codes, which you can redeem for free rewards in the Roblox Experience, including Trait Rerolls, Gems, and more.

New and Working Anime Vanguards Codes (February 2026)

Here are the latest active codes for Anime Vanguards alongside the rewards you'll get for redeeming them:

• Winter26 - 50x Trait Rerolls, 25x Stat Chips, 4,500 Winter Presents (Requires being at least level 10) (NEW)
• Memoria - 50x Memoria Shards, 4,500 Winter Presents, 25x Stat Chips (Requires being at least level 10) (NEW)
• ItsCold - 20x Trait Rerolls, 20x Memoria Shards, 5,000 Gems, 10,000 Gold (Requires being at least level 10) (NEW)
• ALMOST100K - 100x Trait Rerolls, 100x Memoria Shards (Requires being at least level 10) (NEW)
• kat - No reward.

All Expired Anime Vanguards Codes (February 2026)

Here is the list of expired Anime Vanguards codes that no longer work and can't be redeemed anymore as of February 2026:

• SorryForBugs
• Fall25
• FallenKingdom
• HorseRacing
• 1DayLeft
• AnotherUnit
• 2DaysLeftButWorkingFR
• 3DaysLeft
• Oops
• 1stAnniversary
• UnendingRage
• TheStrongest
• WEBSITEDONTGOKABOOMPLS
• THEONE
• SUMMER
• IAMTHEONEWHODECIDES
• Freedom
• TheWorld
• Sasageyo
• Spring
• Sorry4Bugs
• Late
• PvP
• HeavenOrHell
• 100kSubs
• LordShadow
• ODYSSEYFIX
• CORRUPTION
• 1MILLION
• 2MLIKES
• ALSISBEST
• OneInAVanguardillion
• DOUBLEEVOLUTION
• THESYSTEM
• YT200K
• AURA
• SEASONOFLOVE
• EXTENDEDMAINT
• SALTERBOSS
• BYEDIVALO
• UntilThenIsTheBestGame
• SORRY4SHUTDOWN
• WHYISTHISNOTWORKING????????
• NewLobby!
• Update3!
• LotsofPresents!
• HAPPYNEWYEAR
• enumaelish
• WinterUpdateSoon
• FateUpdate
• PART7
• STEELBALL
• 23RDPRESIDENT
• TURBONICLEGRANDMA
• HALLOWEENWASLASTMONTH
• STANDPROUD
• 500MVISITS
• WECURSESHAVENOLIMITS
• SHIBUYA
• DELAYGUARDS
• UPDATE1
• TIKTOK50K
• ROST10K
• SLAYER
• LATEUPDATESORRY
• THXFOR1MLIKES
• 70MVISITS
• 300KPLAYERS
• 100MVISITS
• 800KLIKES
• 25MVISITS
• 10MVISITS
• 600KLIKES
• AV500KLIKES
• 400KLIKES
• 300KLIKES
• 200KLIKES
• 100KLIKES
• 10KLIKES
• AV50MIL
• RELEASE
• DELAY

How to Redeem Anime Vanguards Codes

Follow the steps below, to redeem Anime Vanguards codes and claim your free rewards:

1. Launch the Anime Vanguards Roblox Experience.
2. Click the blue Profile icon on the sidebar on the right side of your screen.
3. Then, click the purple Codes icon on the left side of your screen
4. Paste your code into the "Enter code..." field.
5. Check it's spelled correctly, then click the green "Redeem Code" button.
6. If the code is valid, you'll receive your free rewards in Anime Vanguards.

Why Isn't My Anime Vanguards Code Working?

If your Anime Vanguards code isn't working in Roblox, it's likely down to one of these two reasons:

• The Anime Vanguards code is expired and no longer able to be redeemed.
• The code is spelled wrong.

When inputting an Anime Vanguards code into Roblox, make sure it's spelled correctly and that there are no accidental spaces either before or after the code. All the codes on this page have been tested by IGN and work at the time of submission, so we'd recommend copying and pasting codes directly from this article rather than typing them out yourself to avoid any errors. That way, you can be sure they work.

If the code still doesn't work, it's more than likely expired and can no longer be redeemed.

How to Get More Anime Vanguards Codes

The best way to get more Anime Vanguards codes is to join the official Anime Vanguards Discord server. This way, you can set up notifications to be notified if new codes drop. That said, the server is incredibly popular at the moment, so you may need to wait until there's space if it's full.

Additionally, we check for new Anime Vanguards codes daily, so make sure to bookmark this article for the latest new codes for free rewards.

What is Anime Vanguards in Roblox?

Anime Vanguards is a Tower Defence game in which you use various characters from popular anime series to defend your base against evil anime villains. As you level up and complete stages in the Roblox experience, you earn Gems which are used to summon more powerful units, making it easier to defeat even the most powerful of opponents. If you're lucky, you may even summon a Mythical!

Looking for SpongeBob Tower Defense codes? This is where we'll serve them up! You won't find any Krabby Patties here, but you will find working codes you can redeem for rewards. These include chests, Magic Conches for summoning exclusive units, gems, and more.

Working SpongeBob Tower Defense Codes (February 2026)

• There are no active codes currently since they tend to expire quickly, but we'll update this section when new ones are added.

Expired SpongeBob Tower Defense Codes

Unfortunately, you've missed the chance to use the codes below, as they've now expired:

• MYGUY
• ThatsAlotofChests
• MedievalRaider
• BringMeToTiers
• MythicTiersBro
• TiersOfTheKingdom
• NotMondaySunday
• UPD18isGoated
• MagicLady
• ROCKBOTTOM101
• EscapeTheDepths
• BasketofGoodies
• EasterBunnySwag
• 500KFeelingOkay
• AFKISBACK
• Update15Yay
• WORMFOODYUM
• AChallenge2Open
• FUNonaTuesday
• OnlytheBest
• UnitRefinement
• FactionGrind4Real
• CrateOfPossibilities
• StreamLoyalist
• OnlytheBest
• DelayisOkay
• FoolMeTwice
• OPCode4RealReal
• OPCodeVeryOP
• 200MILLIPLAYSWOAH
• AcceptingTheChallenge
• WStreamChat
• XMarksTheSpot
• SummonMeASecretPLS
• EDUCATEDCHALLENGER
• BugCrushers
• THANKSFORSUPPORTING
• DoubleIt
• TheHuntBegins
• 1MillionLikesOP
• LetsRide
• PiratesLife4Me
• StacksonStacks
• WPatchChat

How to Redeem SpongeBob TD Codes

1. Log in to the SpongeBob Tower Defense experience on Roblox
2. You'll need to play the game until you reach Level 10 before you can unlock the codes feature
3. Then, tap on the big red/orange Shop button on the left side of your screen
4. Afterward, click on the Codes button on the left side of the Shop window. It looks like the Magic Conch Shell.
5. This will bring you to the Redeem Codes area where you can type or copy codes into the box that says, "ENTER CODE HERE".
6. Redeem it and enjoy the rewards!

Why Isn't My SpongeBob TD Code Working?

There are two main reasons why your code might not be working when you submit it. Some codes are for Roblox are case-sensitive, so you'll want to make sure you're copying it directly from this article and pasting it in. We test each and every one of the codes before adding them here, to make sure they're working. Just be sure when you are copying them from here, that you're not accidentally including any extra spaces. If one has snuck in there, just remove them and try the code again.

If you're taking them directly from the article, and they're still not working, the other possibility is they're expired. When a code is expired, it will say this as soon as you hit redeem. But if the code has been entered incorrectly, it will say "invalid" instead.

How to Get More SpongeBob Tower Defense Codes

We check daily for new Roblox codes, so be sure to come back here regularly to see if new SpongeBob TD codes have dropped. Alternatively, you can drop by the Krabby Krew Discord server and scan for codes yourself.

What is SpongeBob Tower Defense in Roblox?

Roblox has its fair share of Tower Defense games, and even SpongeBob is included in the action. Whether you choose to initially recruit SpongeBob, Patrick, or Squidward, you'll need to protect Bikini Bottom at all costs.

Just like other TD games, the aim is to position units carefully along a set route, where they'll automatically attack and wipe out a constant stream of enemies. With careful strategy, you'll complete a series of waves for each location, and prevent enemies from ever reaching your base. Unlock new units, pick your favorites to take into battle, and unleash them when the time is right.

Lauren Harper is an Associate Guides Editor. She loves a variety of games but is especially fond of puzzles, horrors, and point-and-click adventures.

If you're looking for Blox Fruits codes, IGN has what you need! In this article, you'll find all the latest and working Blox Fruits codes in February 2026 that you can redeem for free rewards and bonuses, including 2x EXP for a set time, a title, and stat resets.

Active and Working Blox Fruits Codes (February 2026)

Below, you'll find all the active and working Blox Fruits codes that give you additional XP and the rewards you get for redeeming them:

• LIGHTNINGABUSE - 2x EXP for 20 minutes
• KITT_RESET: 1x Stat Refund
• Sub2UncleKizaru: 1x Stat Refund
• SUB2GAMERROBOT_RESET1: 1x Stat Refund
• fudd10_v2: $2
• Fudd10: $1
• Chandler: $0
• Bignews: "Big News" in-game title (speak to The Title Specialist under the Cafe in the Second Sea)
• SUB2GAMERROBOT_EXP1: 2x EXP for 30 minutes
• Sub2Fer999: 2x EXP for 20 minutes
• TantaiGaming: 2x EXP for 20 minutes
• kittgaming: 2x EXP for 20 minutes
• Enyu_is_Pro: 2x EXP for 20 minutes
• Sub2CaptainMaui: 2x EXP for 20 minutes
• Magicbus: 2x EXP for 20 minutes
• Sub2OfficialNoobie: 2x EXP for 20 minutes
• TheGreatAce: 2x EXP for 20 minutes
• JCWK: 2x EXP for 20 minutes
• Bluxxy: 2x EXP for 20 minutes
• Axiore: 2x EXP for 20 minutes
• Starcodeheo: 2x EXP for 20 minutes
• StrawHatMaine: 2x EXP for 20 minutes
• Sub2Daigrock: 2x EXP for 20 minutes
• Sub2NoobMaster123: 2x EXP for 15 minutes

How to Redeem Blox Fruits Codes in Roblox

To redeem Blox Fruits codes and get free rewards in Roblox, follow the steps below:

1. Open the Blox Fruits Roblox experience.
2. Click on the blue gift icon on the left-hand side above the Compass to open the Reward Codes menu.
3. Copy the code from this article and enter the code in the "Enter code here" box.
4. Double check it's inputted correctly and then click "Redeem!" to redeem the code.

Expired Blox Fruits Codes

Here are all the expired Blox Fruits codes that are no longer working and can no longer be redeemed:

• 1LOSTADMIN
• GIFTING_HOURS
• ADMINFIGHT
• BANEXPLOIT
• NOMOREHACK
• FIGHT4FRUIT
• WildDares
• BossBuild
• GetPranked
• EARN_FRUITS
• NOEXPLOITER
• DEVSCOOKING
• REWARDFUN
• ADMIN_STRENGTH
• THIRDSEA
• JULYUPDATE_RESET

Why Isn't My Blox Fruits Code Working?

If the Blox Fruits code you're trying to input isn't working, it's likely due to one of two potential reasons:

• There's a typo in the Blox Fruits code.
• The Blox Fruits code is expired.

When entering a code into Blox Fruits, ensure it's spelled correctly (for example, capital O and not 0 and vice versa) and that there are no accidental spaces before or after the code. The best way to ensure there are no errors is to copy and paste directly from our article.

If the code still isn't working, then it is probably expired and no longer working.

What is Blox Fruits in Roblox?

Blox Fruits is a Roblox experience inspired by the popular pirate anime One Piece, and is available on PC, console, and mobile devices. In it, you sail the seas as either a Marine or a Pirate to undertake various quests and find Blox Fruits that give you supernatural powers.

Meg Koepp is a Guides Editor on the IGN Guides team, with a focus on trends. When she's not working, you can find her adventuring around Eorzea in Final Fantasy XIV or making miniatures.

Looking to dominate the court with Basketball: Zero codes? Well, you're in luck! We've searched for all active working codes for the Roblox experience, so you don't have to. Redeem these for a range of bonuses that include Lucky Spins and cash, helping you swish your way to victory.

Working Basketball: Zero Codes (February 2026)

Below, you'll find a list of all the currently active Basketball: Zero codes we've found as of this month:

• GENIUS - 15 Lucky Style Spins, 15 Lucky Zone Spins, $50,000 (NEW)
• 30GENIUS - 20 Lucky Style Spins, 20 Lucky Zone Spins, $150,000 (Need to play for 30 minutes before redeemable) (NEW)
• 1HRGENIUS - 30 Lucky Style Spins, 30 Lucky Zone Spins, $350,000 (Need to play for 60 minutes before redeemable) (NEW)

All Expired Basketball: Zero Codes

Time's up on these codes, unfortunately. As of this month, the following codes no longer work:

• GHOST
• HAHA
• JOKERFIX
• SYMBIOTE
• SPIDER300K
• RUBBER250K
• HIPALS
• CYBER250K
• PSYCHIC
• CYBERVSPSYCHIC
• LCLANKERS
• THERETURN
• BIGEVENTNEXTWEEK
• ONEMORECODEAGAIN
• SWITCHERSTYLE
• NEWCHAPTER
• ONEMORECODE
• SEASON2COSMETICS
• SORRY4RESTARTAGAIN
• SEASON2TODAY
• DOBETTERPLS
• SABOTAGEISSHAMEFUL
• UNCLESAM
• GOODWEEKEND
• OIL
• VERYSRRYDELAY
• CHROLLODROPHOORAY
• LAZYWORKER
• TEAMTATLISHOORAY
• LEWIWASHEREAGAIN
• LEWISAYSSORRY
• CHROLLO700KSUBS
• BONUSCHROLLO
• 4.5MLIKES
• SUMMERFIXES
• CHROLLO1MTT
• ANOTHERGIFT
• 10KFOLLOWERSTY
• TEAMCHROLLO
• TEAMTATLIS
• CHROTATCAREPACKAGE
• STOPBEGGING
• CHROLLOSOLOS
• TATLISBETTER
• DOBETTERM
• TOOEZ
• GOLD
• ACEREWORK
• CHROLLOBOREDRN
• BOOSTEDCODE
• BASKETBALLGOD
• 3.5MLIKES
• CHROLLO600KSUBS
• CHROLLOSBACK
• CHROLLOSGIFTTY
• EMPERORUPD
• 300KEMPEROR
• EMPERORSOON
• 10KLIKESYTS
• ACCIDENTS
• STARREWORK
• RANKEDCODE
• HISRRY
• rankedsoon
• chrollohi
• PERFECTION
• 200KPERFECT
• TATLISPATCHWOW
• 2.5MLIKES
• 300KINTERESTED
• CHROLLOGIFT
• 200KLOCK
• 1.5MLIKES
• NEWCODESRRY
• SUNDAYPATCH
• 100KINTERESTED
• SRRYFORCRASH
• JACKPOT
• 10KLIKES
• JACKPOTTOMORROW
• CHROLLOFORGOT
• CHROLLOMVP
• TATLISCODE
• 150kevent
• WOW100K
• 1MLIKES
• 400KWOW
• 100KW
• WCHROLLO

How to Redeem Basketball: Zero Codes

1. First, you'll need to like and join the Basketball: Zero group on Roblox to be able to use codes
2. Then, load up the Basketball: Zero Roblox experience
3. In the bottom right corner of the screen, you'll find the codes button. It's purple with a gift box icon.
4. Copy your code and paste it into the box
5. Press redeem and claim your bonuses!

Why Isn't My Basketball: Zero Code Working?

Typically, when a code stops working, it's just because it's expired. However, plenty of codes for Roblox experiences are also case-sensitive. So, it might be that you've typed it incorrectly. Whether a code has been entered incorrectly in Basketball: Zero, or it's expired, you'll see a pop-up saying "code doesn't exist."

To avoid using an incorrect code, we'd recommend copying them directly from this article and pasting them into the code box. We test them all before we add them to the article, so you can be certain that if it's on here, it's a valid code. Just be sure to check you haven't added a sneaky extra space in there when copying it over.

How to Get More Basketball: Zero Codes

We check for codes on a daily basis, so if there's a new code, you'll be able to find it in this article. If you want to search for them yourself, however, you can head over to the Basketball: Zero Discord server.

What is Basketball: Zero in Roblox?

It's no surprise that in Basketball Zero, you'll be playing... basketball. The fast-paced 5v5 game will see you dribbling the ball across the court to face opponents and try to score as many points as possible. By unlocking new styles and zones, you'll earn a range of atheles and bonuses that will give you special advantages. The Flash, for example, has excellent speed and agility, while the Star athelete can leap like no other. Redeeming the codes above will give you chances at Lucky Spins, which unlock the Styles and Zones, while the cash will enable you to unlock emotes and goal effects, to really celebrate the wins.

Lauren Harper is an Associate Guides Editor. She loves a variety of games but is especially fond of puzzles, horrors, and point-and-click adventures.