Sources & editorial policy
How codes and game facts are checked.
Sources we use
We begin with the Roblox experience page, developer announcements, and other first-party game channels.
Sources stay with the claim
Game pages link the source used for codes, updates, systems, and official media whenever that source can be made public.
What code statuses mean
Official and successfully tested codes may be active. Expired codes stay in history. Research required means a code-specific check is still pending.
When code checks happen
Code checks are separate from general wiki reviews. A game page check never counts as a successful code redemption test.
Check dates matter
Time-sensitive facts show when they were last checked, so players can judge whether a code or update may have changed.
Corrections and changes
When a source changes or a code expires, we update the record and keep the new check date visible.
Sources & editorial policy
How a code reaches the active list
A code needs an official developer source or a dated successful in-game test. Search snippets and copied community lists are research leads, not proof. When a verified code stops working, it moves to the expired history.
If evidence is missing or a claim cannot be checked, we leave it unpublished instead of filling the gap with a guess.