Mojave Valley Codes (January 2026) — Latest Working List

Update: We found 5 new Mojave Valley codes on January 25, 2026 and added them to the list.

Mojave Valley is a Roblox driving and roleplay experience set on a California-inspired map loosely based on the Mojave Desert. Cash is central to progression, since you use it to buy cars, homes, and other luxuries. Time-limited redeem codes give instant free cash rewards, helping you reach high-end vehicles and properties much faster.

All working Mojave Valley codes (January 2026)

The following Mojave Valley codes are currently active and can be redeemed for in-game rewards such as free cash. They are time-limited and may stop working without notice, so use them as soon as possible.

Rewards are granted immediately after you successfully redeem a code. The exact cash amount is not displayed in the code list, but all of these provide useful freebies to speed up early progression.

Expired Mojave Valley codes

The codes below are no longer expected to work. If you try them, the game will typically show an error or do nothing.

New codes are often added around updates, events, or milestones, and older ones are removed, so the working and expired lists change over time.

How to redeem codes in Mojave Valley

Code redemption is handled through the in-game Shop menu. You can perform the entire process inside the Roblox experience, and it only takes a few seconds per code.

Step 1: Start Roblox and launch Mojave Valley from its experience page. Wait until your character has fully loaded into the world.

Step 2: Look at the top-right corner of your screen and press the Shop button. This opens the in-game store overlay.

Step 3: Switch to the Codes tab within the Shop. This tab contains a text box labeled for entering codes.

Step 4: Click inside the Enter Code text box and paste one of the working codes exactly as shown, including all letters and any numbers.

Step 5: Press the arrow button next to the text box to submit the code. If it is valid and active, your rewards are added to your account immediately.

Tip: Copy–paste each code instead of typing by hand to avoid mistakes. Any typo will cause the code to fail.

Why Mojave Valley codes may not work

When a Mojave Valley code fails, it usually comes down to one of a few common reasons.

• Typing errors: Codes are case-sensitive. Extra spaces or wrong characters will cause an error. Use copy–paste where possible.
• Expired codes: Many codes are only available for a short period, especially those tied to seasonal events or specific updates. Once they are disabled, they cannot be used again.
• Already redeemed: Most codes are limited to one redemption per account. If you have already claimed a code, trying it again will not grant additional rewards.

If a code that previously worked suddenly stops giving rewards, it has likely been disabled by the developers.

How to get more Mojave Valley codes

New Mojave Valley codes are usually shared through the game’s community channels and during content updates. To stay on top of new rewards:

• Join the Mojave Valley Discord server and monitor the announcement or codes-related channels.
• Follow the Mojave Valley Roblox group and check any update posts or group descriptions for new codes.
• Check back periodically for updated code lists, as older entries are removed and new ones are added over time.

Note: Codes can appear around holidays, large patches, or player milestones, but they are not guaranteed on any fixed schedule.

What Mojave Valley is and why codes matter

Mojave Valley is a realistic city-roleplay and car-collecting experience on Roblox. The map takes inspiration from California and the Mojave Desert, with urban areas, roads, and open environments to explore. Players earn money by driving, roleplaying, and spending time in the world, then invest that income into vehicles, homes, and other items.

Because higher-end cars and properties can be expensive, early-game cash from codes provides a significant boost. Redeemable rewards let new players skip some of the initial grind and start experimenting with better vehicles and more ambitious roleplay setups much sooner.

Mojave Valley basic PC controls

Knowing the default PC controls helps you get comfortable behind the wheel quickly, which makes better use of the cars you unlock with code rewards.

• Q / E control gear shifting.
• S + F starts the car.
• F on its own turns the car off.
• Z / C toggle the turn signals.
• X activates hazard lights.
• H sounds the horn.
• L / J control the lights (low beam and high beam).

With these controls and the latest working Mojave Valley codes, you can quickly build up a strong garage and enjoy the full depth of the game’s driving and roleplay systems.