Amber Alert drops players into a first-person horror survival loop where every night brings a new broadcast to obey or ignore at your own risk. Codes from TEZ Studios hand out Amber, the game’s main currency, along with Amber Crates and boosts that make surviving those broadcasts a little easier.
Working Amber Alert codes
These codes are currently redeemable in Amber Alert. Enter them exactly as shown, since the redemption system is case sensitive.
Endless— 5 Amber Crates NEWBackrooms— 5 Amber Crates20kMembers— 200 AmberSEWERS— 50 AmberNEWMAP— 1 Amber Crate
How to redeem codes in Amber Alert
Redeeming a code takes less than a minute once you’re inside the game. Follow these steps in order.
A successful redemption shows the reward items appearing in your inventory or currency total right after you click Claim. If nothing changes on screen, the code was likely mistyped or has already expired.
Expired Amber Alert codes
These codes no longer work but are listed for reference.
SORRY2— 1 Amber Crate and a 30-minute Amber BoostSORRY— 50 AmberPART2— 1 Asylum Crate and 1 Amber CrateMORECLASSES— 50 AmberChristmasHouse— 1 Wheel SpinAMBERALERT2— 80 AmberDELAYREWARD— 2 Amber CratesDELAYBOOST— 2-hour Amber BoostWELCOMEHOME— 1 Wheel Spin
Where new Amber Alert codes get announced
TEZ Studios shares new codes on the game’s official Discord server, usually inside a dedicated codes channel. New codes tend to appear around major content drops, such as map additions, or when the game’s community pages hit follower milestones.
Amber earned from these codes goes toward weapons, revives, and gear that matter once the nightly broadcast starts, so redeeming what’s currently active before your next run is worth the minute it takes.
