Subterra hands out free codes that you can trade in for Chrono Shards, Gold, potions, and temporary Double Experience boosts. Redeeming them takes less than a minute once you know where to go, and stacking up a few working codes can give your run a real head start.
Working Subterra Codes
These are the codes that are redeeming successfully right now. Punch them in exactly as shown, since Subterra’s code field is picky about spelling and capitalization.
UPDATE
140 Chrono Shards
100KMEMBERS
420 Chrono Shards, ten Wormhole Potions, and ten Return By Death Potions
FEATURED
32 TNT Blocks and one hour of Double Experience
1YEAR
1,400 Chrono Shards
30KLIKES
Two hours of Double Experience
RELEASE
Chrono Shards and Gold
HOTFIX1.4.60
280 Chrono Shards
You know a code worked when the reward pops up in your inventory or currency total right after you hit claim, and the input box clears itself so you can enter the next one.
How to redeem codes in Subterra
Subterra doesn’t use a pop-up settings menu for codes, it uses an NPC standing near the entrance. Here’s how to get to it and cash in your codes.

Expired Subterra codes
These codes have already stopped working, so there’s no point trying them.
CRASHFIX?
LUNAREVENTS
8KMEMBERS
UPDATE1.3
3MVISITS
BETTERTOGETHER
6KMEMBERS
BETTERSTORAGE
100KFAVS
PATCH104
HOTFIX102
MAJORUPDATE
20KLIKES
2MVISITS
5KMEMBERS
10KLIKES
1MVISITS
8KLIKES
40KFAVS
400KSPELUNKERS
3KMEMBERS
10KFAVS
100KSPELUNKERS
HOTFIX2
180FAVS
ERRORED
1234FAVS
10KSPELUNKERS
HOTFIX
How to get more Subterra codes
New codes for Subterra tend to show up around milestones, like the game crossing a member or visit count, patches, and hotfixes, which explains why so many past codes reference those exact numbers. The developer posts fresh codes on the game’s official Discord server, so joining it is the most reliable way to catch new ones as soon as they go live.
Why didn’t my Subterra code work?
The most common reason is a typo or mismatched capitalization, since the redemption field checks for an exact match. The other reason is that the code has already expired, which happens once its promotional window closes.
Check back periodically, since Subterra’s code list changes as new milestones and updates roll out, and old codes get retired once they’ve run their course.







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