Project Mirror Labyrinth is a Roblox roguelike deck-builder set in a neon-drenched, Project Moon-inspired world, where runs live or die on the strength of the deck you build on the fly. Codes hand out Fragments, Paid Fragments, and Reflection Tickets that speed up that deck-building process without forcing a long grind.
Working Project Mirror Labyrinth codes
The codes below are confirmed to work right now. Type each one exactly as shown, since a stray space or wrong capital letter will stop it from redeeming.
MemoryBoxes— 405 Fragments NEWPityAdjustment— pools compensation reward NEWSecondBloxpurgis— 405 Fragments, 300 Paid Fragments, and two Mega Reflection TicketsMYLEDX— 810 FragmentsUrbanPlague— 405 FragmentsNEPOFFICE— 405 FragmentsWORKSHOPRELEASE— 405 FragmentsDieciUpscale— 405 FragmentsENTER— 405 FragmentsUpperLibrary— one Mega Reflection Ticket5MVisits!— one SR guaranteed Mega TicketFellBulletUpscale— 405 FragmentsAprilRoadmap— 405 FragmentsLCCBManager— 405 FragmentsUIUpscale— 405 FragmentsOfficeDelay— 405 FragmentsNepoOffice— 1,620 FragmentsBambooHat— 405 FragmentsFauvistStudents— 405 Fragments
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Fresh codes tend to appear whenever the developers push a new content patch. The fastest way to catch them as soon as they’re posted is through the official Project Mirror Labyrinth Discord server, which keeps a dedicated channel for code drops.
Expired Project Mirror Labyrinth codes
These codes no longer redeem anything and will return an error if you try them.
TeamIndexTeamMiddleILOVEEGGLuxcavationBloxpurgis1End1MVisits!WaywardUpscaleNewYears2026Roadmap2026DawnAdjustmentPrescriptTimeJolly2025TechLiberationHCFixTestingDarkCloudReleaseGlobalResetFixNailsSweepAlmostValentinesUnchangingAbnoBreachFirstEverBloxpurgis4MFChangeSkoshiUpscakeFULL-STOPWelcome
The code posted on the game’s own store page tends to lag behind, so it’s worth relying on the list above rather than whatever appears there. New codes usually land alongside content updates, so it pays to check back after any patch.






