Survive the Killer puts players in the role of a masked killer or a fleeing survivor, straight out of an 80s slasher movie. Redeemable codes hand out free weapon skins, crafting recipes, and other cosmetic extras without any grinding.
Working Survive the Killer codes
These codes are confirmed active right now. Redeem them before they expire, since Slyce Entertainment tends to retire codes without much warning.
luckyduck— Unlocks the Trance Fang weapon skin NEWvote1m— Grants the Millionth SlycerMINING— Gives the Charcoal Slycer plus the crafting recipe for the Motherlode Slycer
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Codes are entered through an NPC rather than a settings menu, so you need to be inside a match lobby before you can claim anything.

A successful redemption shows a confirmation message on screen, and the reward drops straight into your inventory. If nothing happens after clicking Redeem, double-check the spelling and capitalization of the code, since entries are case-sensitive.
Expired Survive the Killer codes
These codes no longer work but are listed for reference so you don’t waste time retyping them.
GHOSTSHAVEPRIDEMOREPOWERHolidayTRICKORTREATSORRYPESTOOPSIESREDHEARTBREAKERNEWYEARGRINDSNOWMANomgfinallyBOOLUCKY2022DEESYNNCCUPID2022STK2YEARS900MHAPPYNEWYEARHALLOWVEMBER800MJUMPBUG700MPRIDEcupid2021LUCKY2021LUCKY20205MILLION10MFRIDAY13CUPIDSPOOKY2020SPOONHAPPYHOLIDAYSSAWBLADEFULLMOONCHEESEWhatsTheCodeThatsALotOfVisitsTRADINGWHENDEVIOUSKILLERCRAZECHUCKYMASHEDPOTATOESCRATESSOONTEST
Where new Survive the Killer codes get announced
New codes usually drop through the developer’s own channels rather than in-game notifications. The official Survive the Killer Discord server posts codes in its announcements channel as soon as they go live, which makes it the most reliable spot to catch one before it expires. The developer’s X account occasionally shares updates too, though it doesn’t always include a fresh code.
Codes for this game tend to have a short shelf life, often tied to milestones like visit counts or seasonal events. Checking back here periodically saves you from typing in dead codes at the campfire.






