Gaming Roblox Codes

Project Ghoul Codes (September 2026)

Redeem these codes for spins, boosts, and materials, and check back often for the latest working list.

Redeem these codes for spins, boosts, and materials, and check back often for the latest working list.

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Project Ghoul puts you in a world torn between flesh-eating Ghouls and the CCG investigators hunting them, drawing heavily from the tone of Tokyo Ghoul. Redeeming codes is the fastest way to stack up spins, Yen boosts, material boosts, and EXP boosts without grinding for them manually.

Working Project Ghoul codes

Each code below can be redeemed once per account, so enter them exactly as written to avoid wasting a try.

  • nextUPDETO — 40 Spins and a 20-minute Yen Boost NEW
  • QOLfixes — 30 Spins and a 20-minute Material Boost NEW
  • STORAGEHERE — 50 Spins and a 20-minute double EXP Boost NEW
  • MOREUPDSOON — 35 Spins and a 20-minute double EXP Boost NEW
  • MAXDELAY — 50 Spins NEW
  • compUpdate2 — 100,000 each of Koukaku, Bikaku, Rinkaku, and Ukaku, plus a 30-minute double Yen Boost NEW
  • NARUKAMIUPDATE — 50 Spins and a 30-minute double Material Boost NEW
  • delayedUpdate — 50 Spins and a 30-minute double Yen Boost NEW
  • etoSOON — 30 Spins and a 15-minute double Material Boost NEW
  • KENREUPDATE — 50 Spins and a 20-minute double EXP Boost NEW
  • NARUSOON — 55 Spins and a 20-minute double EXP Boost NEW
  • DEVTEAMCOOKING — 50 Spins NEW

You will know a code worked when a confirmation pop-up appears on screen and the corresponding spins, Yen, materials, or boost timer show up in your inventory or HUD right away.


How to redeem codes in Project Ghoul

Launch Project Ghoul on Roblox and wait for your character to load into a server.
Tap the Menu option at the bottom of the screen to open the game’s settings and info panel.
Type or paste a code into the field labeled Enter Code Here, making sure capitalization matches exactly.
Press the Enter button to claim the reward tied to that code.

Expired Project Ghoul codes

These codes no longer return rewards, so there is no need to try them.

  • ToukaAndIXA
  • NaruSneak
  • Update67
  • DoubleSneak
  • 60MVisits
  • Aratas
  • Optimizations
  • NewSneaks
  • OwlRevert
  • JasonRevert
  • 55MVISITS
  • Halloween2024
  • NewCode99
  • 220KFavs
  • 220KFavsRCYEN
  • Hello1
  • Hello2
  • Hello3
  • Boost1
  • Boost2
  • Boost3
  • UPDATE5
  • KAKUJASOONSPINS1
  • KAKUJASOONSPINS2
  • KAKUJASOONSPINS3
  • KAKUJASOONSPINS4
  • KAKUJASOONBOOST1
  • KAKUJASOONBOOST2
  • KAKUJASOONBOOST3
  • KAKUJASOONYEN
  • CrimsonBoost1
  • CrimsonBoost2
  • CrimsonSpins1
  • CrimsonSpins2
  • CrimsonSpins3
  • SSSOwl_Rework
  • HELLOBOOST1
  • HELLOBOOST2
  • HELLOBOOST3
  • HereSomeRewards
  • ServerBrowser
  • TYFOR600
  • UPDATE3
  • CombatRework
  • BigUPDATEComing
  • NEWYEARS2026
  • 80kLikes

Where new Project Ghoul codes get announced

New codes tend to arrive alongside game updates, visit milestones, or like-count goals. The official Project Ghoul Discord server posts codes in its announcements and update channels as soon as developers release them, which makes it the most reliable place to watch if you don’t want to rely on a bookmarked list.

Spins let you reroll your Kagune or Quinque type, while Yen and material boosts speed up how fast you can afford upgrades and craft gear. Since boost timers start counting down the moment you redeem a code, it’s worth entering them right before a play session instead of the moment you spot them.