Docket codes are hidden strings Techland places across trailers, images, and posts that unlock in‑game rewards. You redeem them on the official Dockets website and they’re delivered to your game once your account is linked.

How Dockets work across the series

  • Redemption happens on the Dockets site using a Techland account linked to your platform (Steam, Epic Games, PSN, or Xbox). If you don’t link, items won’t appear in‑game.
  • For Dying Light: The Beast (and Dying Light 2), rewards are delivered directly to your in‑game stash. Access becomes available after finishing the Prologue; launch the game while connected to the internet for delivery.
  • For the original Dying Light, redeemed items appear as a docket that you exchange at a Quartermaster.
  • You can redeem codes before The Beast launches and they’ll queue for delivery on first login. Note: some codes are time‑limited and may only work pre‑launch.

You can also sign in with your existing Pilgrim Outpost credentials — the same account works on the Dockets site. If you prefer, create or manage your profile on Pilgrim Outpost first, then redeem codes on the Dockets page.

All known Dying Light: The Beast docket codes (as of Sep 2025)

Enter codes as printed; where you see spaces or dashes, include them. In some cases the form may also accept a condensed version (not guaranteed), which we note where commonly reported.

Code Notes
TCR 10-09 18:37:11Include spaces and timestamp.
924E-D10C-A875Standard 4×3 format.
23D4-CEEB-AA27Standard 4×3 format.
4FF1-42D7-8C8BDashes recommended; condensed 4FF142D78C8B may also work.
1984R101P24601Alphanumeric string.
CH-29-600623-34Include dashes.
4 8 15 16 23 42Enter with spaces.
THEULTIMATESURVIVORAll caps recommended.
357911Numeric string.
T1701Alphanumeric string.
SP 02 41 07Also commonly entered as SP024107.
XiaoheiheCase-insensitive in most reports; enter as shown.
HalvaLoverAlso seen as HALVALOVER/Halvalover.
EDGARAll caps recommended.
EWAAll caps recommended.
321 BCRAlso commonly entered as 321BCR.
WASDAll caps recommended.
GUTTENTAGHERRBOBERSingle concatenated string.
DOCKETCODEAll caps recommended.

Other codes you may encounter:

  • NIGHT — typically redeems for the original Dying Light, not The Beast.

Availability can change without notice. If a code returns “not found” or “expired,” it may be region- or time-limited, mistyped, or retired.

How to Redeem a code — quick steps

  1. Create or sign in to your Techland account on the Dockets site and link your platform profile.
  2. Enter a docket code exactly as shown (include spaces or dashes when present) and submit.
  1. Start Dying Light: The Beast online and complete the Prologue if you haven’t yet.
  2. Open any stash and check Redeemable/Rewards to claim your items.

Tip: The Dockets page also includes a separate “platform code” field surfaced from the game’s main menu in some cases. That field is distinct from the promo-style docket codes listed below.

Finding more codes

Techland regularly hides codes in trailers, screenshots, and other promotional assets. Keep an eye on official social posts and announcements; the Dockets site is the single place to redeem them once found.

Troubleshooting and common pitfalls

  • No rewards in-game: confirm your platform account is linked on the Dockets site and that you launched The Beast online after redeeming.
  • Items missing from stash: complete the Prologue to unlock stash access, then check again.
  • “Code not found”: re-enter with the exact formatting (spaces and dashes). Some codes are limited-time and may no longer be valid.
  • Redeeming before you own the game: allowed — items will be queued and should appear when you first launch The Beast with an online connection.

If you play the original Dying Light as well, remember that its redeemed dockets must be exchanged with a Quartermaster, whereas The Beast delivers directly to your stash. Beyond that difference, the process is the same.