Gaming Codes

Dude Theft Wars Codes (July 2026)

Redeem these codes for spawns, transformations, and world effects, and check back often for the latest working list.

Redeem these codes for spawns, transformations, and world effects, and check back often for the latest working list.

Dude Theft Wars runs its cheat system through an in-game hacking app rather than a menu you type into directly. Entering a working code can spawn vehicles and objects, shrink or enlarge your character, flip day into night, or trigger chaos like exploding cars and five-star police chases.

Working Dude Theft Wars codes

Each code below still triggers its effect when entered exactly as shown.

  • Spawnbox — Spawns a box
  • Spawntoy — Spawns a yellow toy car
  • Spawngift — Spawns a gift box
  • Spawnbats — Spawns bats
  • Spookyskeleton — Spawns a skeleton
  • Crowd (0-100) — Spawns a crowd of people at a number you set
  • SpawnBanana — Spawns bananas
  • MoonGravity — Lowers gravity so you can jump much higher
  • SpawnEgg — Spawns eggs
  • ChadAxe — Spawns Chad’s oversized axe
  • Bankrob — Drops a bag of money (visual only, cannot be collected)
  • Rockets — Launches fireworks
  • Party — Spawns a radio that plays music
  • TinyDudes — Shrinks every NPC
  • Carboom — Blows up nearby cars
  • Giantdudes — Enlarges every NPC
  • AntDude — Shrinks your character
  • Dudebolt — Boosts your running speed
  • Dudekong — Makes your character huge
  • Suppahotslap — One-hit slap that kills NPCs and wrecks vehicles
  • PopoPlz — Sets your wanted level to 5 stars instantly
  • ChibiTown — Turns you and nearby NPCs into chibis
  • NosForever — Gives every car unlimited nitro
  • Day — Sets the clock to 9:00
  • Night — Sets the clock to 19:56
  • Evening — Sets the clock to 15:51
  • MakeHouse — Spawns a house
  • MakeRamp — Spawns a stunt ramp
  • MakeBuilding — Spawns a building
  • MakeRoad — Spawns a stretch of road
  • MakeParkHouse — Spawns a park house
  • MakeFence — Spawns a breakable short fence
  • MakeWaterTank — Spawns a water tank
  • MakeWindTurbine — Spawns a wind turbine
  • MakeTree — Spawns a short green tree
  • MakePineLong — Spawns a tall pine tree
  • MakeBirch — Spawns a birch tree
  • MakePinkTree — Spawns a sakura tree
  • MakeGrass — Spawns patches of grass
  • MakeOrangeTree — Spawns an orange tree
  • MakeFlowers — Spawns flowers
  • MakeBush — Spawns a bush
  • MakeLamp — Spawns a street lamp
  • MakeSpaceTower — Spawns a space tower
  • Heypopo — Spawns a hostile police NPC
  • HeyTaxi — Spawns a car near you
  • MakeMeRich — Drops fake cash (visual only, cannot be collected)
  • SpookyGhosts — Spawns a ghost

Note: Bankrob and MakeMeRich only spawn cash objects for show. Neither adds spendable currency to your account, so don’t rely on them for progression.


How to redeem codes in Dude Theft Wars

Codes are entered through the phone your character carries, which is accessible in both Single Player and Multiplayer sessions.

Launch Dude Theft Wars, pick Single Player or Multiplayer, and select your character.
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Open the phone icon on the left side of the screen once you’re in the world.
Find the chEaTs.Exe app among the other phone apps. It uses a small hacker-figure icon, so it’s easy to spot in the app grid.
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Type or paste a code into the box labeled “type secret chest here.” Codes are case-sensitive, so copying and pasting is safer than typing them out by hand.
Tap the green tick mark at the bottom of the phone to submit it. A correct code shows “CHEAT ACTIVATED!” and its effect happens right away, whether that’s a spawn, a size change, or a shift in the clock. An unrecognized or expired code returns an error message instead, letting you know it didn’t go through.
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Expired Dude Theft Wars codes

These codes no longer trigger any effect when entered into the chEaTs.Exe app.

  • SpawnLamboCar
  • Gaarhi(0-81)
  • SpawnMoneyBag
  • SpawnUFO
  • CashCash (1-9999999)
  • MakeClocktower
  • SuperMan
  • LockRichie
  • UnlockRichie

Poxel Studios shares new codes on its official social accounts from time to time, so following the developer directly is the most reliable way to catch fresh ones before they show up elsewhere. Bookmark this list and check back periodically, since it gets updated whenever a new working code turns up or an old one stops functioning.