Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has offered Xbox staff words of reassurance following the exit of previous gaming boss Phil Spencer.
Last month, Microsoft announced a huge shakeup at its gaming business, with Spencer retiring, would-be successor Sarah Bond out, and Asha Sharma drafted in as new Xbox CEO.
Following the news, Seamus Blackley, who co-created Xbox at Microsoft, said that because Xbox is not a core part of Microsoft’s all-encompassing AI push, it was potentially “being sunsetted.” Blackley added that the fact Sharma came over from Microsoft’s AI team with no gaming background was further evidence of the company’s strategy. “They don’t say that, but that’s what’s happening,” Blackley said. “I expect that the new CEO, Asha Sharma, her job is going to be as a palliative care doctor who slides Xbox gently into the night.”
But Nadella has countered that concern by saying Microsoft is “long on gaming.” As reported by Windows Central, last week Sharma and Nadella held an internal Q&A to discuss Microsoft's gaming strategy. And in it, Nadella said Microsoft will always invest in gaming.
“Phil, he's always talked to me about how gaming is the largest entertainment category — what is gaming in its most expansive form going forward?” Nadella said. “This doesn't mean we walk away from people are doing today — when we think about a AAA game on a console. The question is about where else can we go to extend that. For me, we're long on gaming. We'll continue to invest, and we'll always do so. It's up to this team to show an excellence in execution, and creativity. Software always carries risk, but this is software with lots of creation risk. It's way different. But yet, we have to be the best-in-class at it."
Nadella’s comments emerged after Microsoft confirmed the codename for Xbox's next-generation console – Project Helix – as well as rumors that the device will play Xbox and PC games.
"Great start to the morning with Team Xbox, where we talked about our commitment to the return of Xbox including Project Helix, the code name for our next generation console," Sharma posted on her Twitter / X account last week. "Project Helix will lead in performance and play your Xbox and PC games. Looking forward to chatting about this more with partners and studios at my first GDC next week!"
Sharma has already promised to deliver “the return of Xbox,” and, as part of that, has vowed to reengage with core Xbox fans. There was even a promise to commit to console at a time when so many Xbox fans feel disenfranchised with Microsoft’s shifting strategy. As for Nadella, he had previously said he was “long on gaming and its role at the center of our consumer ambition,” countering the doom and gloom.
There is also a question mark over Microsoft’s multiplatform strategy. In a previous interview with Windows Central, Sharma indicated that nothing is off the table when it comes to big decisions about recent controversial policies, one of which is Microsoft’s decision to leave console exclusives behind. Some hardcore Xbox fans are hoping for a return to the policy of old, at a time when even Halo is making the jump to PlayStation.
"Right now, I need to learn, candidly,” Sharma said. “About the 'why' of these decisions, what we were optimizing for, and what the data says about the Xbox strategy today. That's the honest answer. I'm looking at lifetime value, not just what happened in a previous moment, or in short term efficiencies and things like that. The plan's the plan until it's not the plan."
Of course, it’s hard to see Microsoft all of a sudden pulling out of multiplatform game releases, especially when its studios have put so much effort into making Microsoft's policy a reality, and in some cases seen great success on the likes of PlayStation. Halo is coming to PlayStation this year, and that’s unlikely to change.
But it’s worth noting that Sony has recently done just that. Last week, Bloomberg reported that while Sony will continue to release online games on PC, single-player games will now remain console exclusive, marking a significant strategy shift and move away from PC. That means the likes of Saros, Ghost of Yotei, and the upcoming Marvel’s Wolverine will remain PlayStation 5 exclusives and not release on PC.
Bloomberg suggested poor recent sales of PlayStation games on PC and the risk to the PlayStation brand, as well as a potential impact on PS5 and maybe even PS6 sales, were to blame for the policy shift. Meanwhile, there’s also the suggestion that the prospect of PlayStation games running on the next Xbox via expected Steam integration may have also encouraged Sony’s return to console exclusives.
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Amazon has unofficially made Pokémon Pokopia an $80 Nintendo Switch 2 game, after the retailer suddenly increased the price for the new life sim's physical edition amid supply constraints.
Numerous retailers have completely run out of Pokémon Pokopia boxed copies, though Amazon still has availability in the U.S., albeit now at the higher price of $80.
It's the second time in as many months that Amazon has jacked up the price of a physical Switch 2 game while demand is high. A couple of weeks ago, the retailer was selling Resident Evil Requiem on Switch 2 for $76.84, almost $7 more than its recommended retail price.
Pokémon Pokopia has an RRP of $70, which Amazon has maintained if you just wish to buy a digital download code. But, right now, a boxed copy of the game will cost you $79.99, up $10 for seemingly no reason other than the fact its stock is hard to find.
Physical copies of Pokémon Pokopia appear limited outside the U.S., too. This morning, The Game Business chief Chris Dring wrote on social media that the game was "seriously undersupplied at UK retail," which has resulted in less than half the Switch 2 physical launch sales of last year's Pokémon Legends: Z-A.
So, what's going on here? Has Nintendo intentionally kept physical stock low? Pokémon Pokopia's physical edition is just a Game-Key Card launch, something the company may have expected would push more people towards its digital version. The game's Animal Crossing-esque life sim genre may also have been considered more likely to attract digital sales, so that the game is always available as people continue to play for weeks and months to come.
Officially, Nintendo has only marked Switch 2 launch title Mario Kart World as an $80 game, though the full price of several Switch 2 Edition re-releases of existing Switch 1 games have also hit the same high price point (such as The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom and Super Mario Party Jamboree - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Jamboree TV). Previously, Nintendo has said it will experiment with variable pricing for games on its latest console, while retailers are of course able to charge whatever they like.
IGN's Pokémon Pokopia review returned a 9/10 score, and dubbed the game as "an enjoyable building and town simulator that capitalizes on the charming personalities of its monsters in a way that appeals to both the creative and collector alike."
Wondering which Pokémon you'll be able to live alongside? Check out our list of all the Pokémon in Pokopia, and take a look at our Things to Do First in Pokopia guide to make the most of your first few days. To help you get started, we've also got a list of 17 things that Pokopia doesn't tell you, plus How to Raise the Environment Level and How to Raise Pokémon Comfort Level.
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The Pokémon Company is actively recruiting PhD holders with backgrounds in ecology to work in Tokyo. This is perhaps the closest chance Pokémon fans have to channel their inner Professor Oak in real life.
As posted on Japanese recruitment site HRMOS, The Pokémon Company is specifically looking for those with research experience in animal and plant ecology, with Japanese and English language skills on top. In addition to the salary, there's a PhD holder bonus of 1 million yen (approx. $6,300) upon joining the company, plus another 1 million annually each March. The job listing doesn’t give specific duties, just that candidates will be considered for positions across the company’s different business units.
Although this seems a bit out of left-field at first glance, having employees with a solid understanding of real-life ecosystems and how animals and plants interact within these systems could help the Pokémon series continue to develop in a way that feels realistic and organic. Real world knowledge of predator-prey relationships, habitats and how creatures adapt to their environment are all things that could come in handy when advising on the designs of regional Pokémon and their evolutions. The job listing does not ask for any game development-specific skills like programming, the only requirements listed are for PhD holders with ecology-related research experience, and Japanese and English language ability.
Pokémon Pokopia, the franchises’ new venture into building/life sim territory, starts off by dropping players into a drought-ravaged Kanto region, which they then need to restore. The game gives the player the ability to design habitats to attract certain Pokémon, with these Pokémon themselves having varied wants and needs depending on their species. With the Pokémon series continuing to evolve in more detailed and vibrant ways, it makes sense that The Pokémon Company would want to hire experts that can make sure the Pokémon world feels as vibrant and real as our real world.
Of course, the Pokémon universe itself is full of experts and their assistants who study Pokémon for good and sometimes nefarious purposes. Professor characters pop up in nearly every game in the franchise, even in the spinoffs, from Pokémon Go's Professor Willow, who studies the regional distribution of Pokémon, to Pokémon Sleep's Professor Neroli, who researches their snoozing habits.
In the most recent mainline entry Pokémon Legends Z-A, players can assist Pokémon Research Lab’s acting director Mable by capturing specific Pokémon types to aid her with her research. But working at the actual Pokémon Company in real life and potentially using your years of PhD study to shape future Pokémon ecologies and evolutions may sound like a dream come true to some avid Pokémon fans.
Wondering which Pokemon you'll be able to live alongside? Check out our list of all the Pokémon in Pokopia, and take a look at our Things to Do First in Pokopia guide to make the most of your first few days. To help you get started, we've also got a list of 17 things that Pokopia doesn't tell you, plus How to Raise the Environment Level and How to Raise Pékemon Comfort Level.
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Physical copies of the highly anticipated Resident Evil Requiem are becoming increasingly difficult to come by online in the US, with the game just about sold out everywhere on all platforms.
Amazon, Best Buy, GameStop, and Walmart are entirely sold out of Xbox copies of the game at the time of publication, while only Amazon is still stocking the standard edition for PS5.
Amazon is also the only online retailer with the game available to buy on Nintendo Switch 2, albeit for $76.84, almost $7 more than its MSRP of $69.99. (Update, 3/9: Copies for Switch 2 are now out of stock at Amazon, and the listing is back to $69.99. Target currently has Switch 2 copies available to purchase).
Resident Evil Requiem's Deluxe Steelbook Edition is also entirely sold out online right now.
Digital copies remain widely available for preorder across all platforms, and there's a discount on the PC version if you buy from Fanatical or GMG.
Requiem released on PS5, Xbox, Switch 2, and PC on February 27.
Editor's Note: This article was published prior to Resident Evil Requiem's launch, but has since been updated with relevant new information. The following part of the article has been left unaltered for prosperity, but discusses launch times and preloads for February 27, when the game initially released. The original article continues from here.
Capcom has also recently issued a detailed rundown of when the game will unlock across the world in major territories when bought digitally.
Anyone who has preordered on Steam can already start preloading the game. For those in the US, PlayStation and Xbox will unlock at the equivalent of midnight EST on February 27 (February 26, 9 PM PST).
With release imminent, spoilers have already started to spread online. Earlier this week, Resident Evil 2 director and famed developer Hideki Kamiya said those who revel in ruining surprises for others "deserve a thousand deaths" and should "be cursed to never be able to play games again."
Reviews have also been positive for the latest entry in the survival horror franchise, with IGN's Tristan Ogilvie awarding it a 9/10 in his review, stating:
"Like the result of an experiment conducted in an underground Umbrella Corporation lab, Resident Evil Requiem successfully splices two separate strains of survival horror together into the one highly infectious new mutation."
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“If I could tell you the game that I turned down twice, it would shock the world,” claims Tim Willits, chief creative officer of Saber Interactive.
The multi-studio developer has become famous of late for its impressive collection of existing IP video game adaptations, primarily taking the form of playable versions of popular film series such as The Evil Dead and upcoming John Wick, Hellraiser: Revival, and Jurassic Park: Survival, but also tabletop games in the case of Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2.
Saber is an incredibly busy, and productive, company, seemingly suffering from its own success to a certain degree, inasmuch as it can’t take on all of the dream projects it would like to. As Willits told IGN in a recent interview, “I can't say it, but there's a game that they came to me twice, and so it's my ‘like someday in the future, I will brag about it’. I can't say it now because I'll get in trouble, but it’s the coolest IP ever, and I can't make the game because we just have too much going on.”
Such is Saber’s commitment to translating movie licenses into video games, that it now finds itself in a situation where rights holders are coming to it in order to pitch games, rather than the other way around.
“Now they come to us,” reveals Willits. “We've had so much success with our past IPs and our license collaborations that big studios are coming to us. I mean, again, I'm not going to give you any specific examples, but some of the really biggest titles that we have, they came to us and it goes to show you that media companies, they know that gaming is the future and there are so many good properties in the world and there are just not enough good teams to make great games. So when you prove yourself that you can take and respect a license, and you respect an IP, and you make a great game, everyone else wants to work with you. So everybody has called us and wants to work with us.”
Willits appears to find the challenge of working with existing IPs highly satisfying, not only because it's enjoyable to play around in these already established universes and unlock the fun, but also because there’s already a huge fanbase to target your game towards.
“It is actually really exciting,” states Willits. “As someone who's created my own IPs and someone who's now worked with all these great IPs, it is truly exciting. I personally feel it's actually much better because you have millions of fans, you know the world that you can get into, but you still need to make a good game, and that is critical.”
That last part is crucial, because Saber isn’t in the business of ‘easy cash-ins’, but instead dedicated to crafting unique game experiences inside of these worlds. The IP and licenses are all a very cool base point, but Willits and the team’s focus is always primarily on creating a great game first and foremost.
“At Saber, we have embraced big licenses,” explains Willits. “I believe that we have more licensed products in development now than any other developer in the world. We have things we haven't even announced yet. One of the great things about Sabre is that we are an independent company, so we work well with every license holder. We have a great relationship with Universal, Lionsgate, and Disney. And if you have a talented development team, and if you focus on gameplay and making the experience as rich as possible, you can take all the advantages of having a licensed property and that built-in fan base and be really successful with it.”
What IP would you love to see Saber take on next? Let us know in the comments! For more from our interview with Saber’s Tim Willits, you can find some new details about the upcoming John Wick game, confirmation that the Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic remake is still in development, and the news that extreme horror game Hellraiser: Revival has secured its ESRB rating.
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Today brings an ultra rare Pokémon card from the upcoming Mega Evolution — Perfect Order expansion, and it's the first time this Mega Evolved ex creature has appeared in the Pokémon trading card game.
Mega Skarmory ex sees the recently-revealed Mega Pokémon appear in powerful form, with 260 HP and a punishing special attack.
Sonic Ripper will require two Steel energy and one Colorless energy to pull off, and comes with the requirement that you shuffle all energy attached to the creature into your deck. In return, though, you'll be able to damage any one of your opponent's Pokémon, including those that are Benched.
The move lands a chunky 220 damage, and without Weakness or Resistance for Benched creatures. As a Steel type, Mega Skarmory itself meanwhile is double weak to Electric, and comes with a -30 resistance to Fighting.
Mega Evolution — Perfect Order expansion is the first TCG expansion based around last year's Mega Pokémon introduced to the franchise in Pokémon Legends: Z-A. Alongside other cards based on Mega Clefable and Mega Zygarde, this card will arrive as part of the set when it lands on March 27.
For more on the Pokémon Trading Card Game's busy 2026 release schedule, including the best places to pre-order Perfect Order, check out IGN's full guide.
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If there's one upgrade that all Switch 2 owners need, it's additional storage. While the 256GB is an upgrade from the OG Switch, it can still fall a little short when plenty of third-party games can push 50GB or more when downloading digitally.
To counteract this, I highly recommend picking up one of the best Switch 2 microSD cards going right now, but you'll want to find one at the best price possible (especially with how volatile the market is right now).
Thankfully, as part of the Mario Day and 40th Anniversary celebrations, the official 256GB Switch 2 memory card is down to $39 at Amazon right now.
That's a significant $20.99 off the list price, and the best price I've seen on this since Black Friday last year. It doesn't quite hit the lows of $35 we saw on Samsung's P9 Switch 2 microSD express card at the very start of the year, but it's still the best price going right now, and the best price since January.
Just as a reminder, microSD Express cards are the only way to expand your Switch 2's internal storage. If you've been looking to upgrade, I'd pick this up ASAP.
The Switch 2 microSD card isn't the only thing on sale as part of Mario Day either. From March 8 to 14, retailers in the US are also offering discounts on Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 games.
That includes Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury and Super Mario Odyssey down to $39.99 each, alongside the Switch 2 Edition of Super Mario Party Jamboree + Jamboree TV for just $59.99.
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Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 3 director Naoki Hamaguchi has opened up about what to expect when the third instalment of the highly-anticipated multi-chapter game releases "not too far in the future," including new gameplay mechanics and locations, some of which we have yet to visit in the remake series.
Talking to Bloomberg, Hamaguchi teased that allowing fans to visit Rocket Town and space is "one of the elements [the team] had to switch around with Rebirth," as well as Wutai, not least because "Yuffie's made a very prominent appearance, stating her case about her homeland. So if Wutai's not featured, I think the fans are going to yell at me."
Hamaguchi also revealed he has expanded on the Highwind "gameplay experience," and "flying is a very large part of the third instalment."
Sadly, he wouldn't be drawn on Chocobo breeding — "I can't say yay or nay on the actual breeding, but there is an element in the third instalment involving Chocobos that is a little different than Rebirth" — or whether or not we'll go underwater — "[Motomu] Toriyama handled the submarine portion of the game, so perhaps he has injected himself into there. And I will leave it at that," — but he did suggest that given how and where Rebirth ends, that should "hint" at how the third instalment will begin in the Great Glacier area.
He also suggested players give fantasy game Esoteric Ebb a try, describing it as very goofy and entertaining: "Disco Elysium meets Dungeons & Dragons by way of Douglas Adams or Terry Pratchett."
Hamaguchi recently discussed the impact of expanding the platforms on which the Final Fantasy 7 Remake series is available, insisting that going multiplatform "will not in any way lower the quality of the third instalment." The director said both the Nintendo Switch 2 and Xbox versions of the game's prior instalments "have been incredibly well received and generated a lot of buzz online," but did note some community concerns.
The director also recently teased that the "core game experience is almost complete," and while he "really want[s] everyone to play it as soon as possible," the team has now moved on to "refining and polishing." And yes, Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth's Queen's Blood card game is making a “powered-up” comeback for the final chapter in Square Enix’s remake trilogy.
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Kaizen is an action Roblox game where you can engage in PvP battles or fight evil cursed spirits with a team, all while trying to be the ultimate sorcerer in this Jujutsu Kaisen-inspired Roblox game. As with most of its Roblox counterparts, Kaizen offers plenty of ways to level up and upgrade your character, but getting there might take a while, which makes redeemable Kaizen codes a game changer.
Once you launch Kaizen in Roblox, tap the red button near the top left corner with three gears inside it. This reveals the Settings window where you can scroll down to the bottom and enter codes. You'll find a box that says, "type code here" and a red checkmark button to the right of it. After copying and pasting your code into the box, press the button to redeem!
Annette is a freelance writer at IGN and has contributed to a number of guides including Stellar Blade, Starfield, and Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth.
Anime Fighting Simulator: Endless codes can be used to quickly stack up Yen and Chikara, as well as activate boosts that can last for days.
Yen is primarily used to upgrade your Strength, Durability, Agility, and Speed. It can also be used to purchase Chakra and weapons. Chikara, meanwhile, can be used to purchase special items like a stand. Below, you'll find a list of all the active and working codes that can be currently used in Anime Fighting Simulator: Endless.
The latest code for Anime Fighting Simulator: Endless is WeekendEXPCode This was announced on February 28, 2026.
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Universal Tower Defense Codes will earn you free Rerolls and Gems, which will help you build the ultimate team of heroes inspired by some of the most popular anime. In this Roblox tower defense experience, you'll need to fend off waves of enemies, all while completing daily, weekly, and personal quests.
Don't like your crew of anime-inspired icons? Use your Gems to summon characters that range from Rare all the way to Mythic and Secret. The better the unit, the easier you'll be able to defend your base.
Use these currently active codes:
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When a code doesn't work for Universal Tower Defense, it's usually because of two reasons:
Codes for Roblox experiences are typically case-sensitive, so the best way to ensure you've got a working code is to directly copy it from this article. We check all codes before we upload them, so you can guarantee they're working. Just double-check that you haven't copied over an extra space!
We regularly check and test new codes for popular Roblox experiences, so the best way to get more codes for Universal Tower Defense is to visit this article. But if you want to search for codes yourself, the best place to go is the Universal Tower Defense Discord.
Universal Tower Defense's next update is the Dimension 2 Update, but it doesn't currently have a release date. The previous update was the Android Games one that released on Saturday, January 31. It added a new story, legend stage, virtual realm map, new units, and plenty more.
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Pixel Quest is a brand new 2D bullet hell RPG, where you'll face an onslaught of foes across biomes that range from the beach to the desert. The Third Dimension has been destroyed by 1x1x1x1, and now the Robloxians will need to work together to protect the pixelated 2D land of Robloxia. There are over 70 quests to complete, and legendary loot to obtain that will make it far easier to eviscerate hordes of enemies. With so much to do, you'll want some codes to make use of.
Here are all the currently active Pixel Quest codes. Be sure to redeem them before they expire!
Redeeming Pixel Quest codes is a straightforward process. Launch the experience and complete the tutorial if you haven't already done so. When you're in the main hub, here are the steps you need to follow:
Some codes will give you rewards that you need to claim from your Giftbox. On the righthand side of the screen, you'll see a yellow and red gift box. Click on this and you'll be automatically transported to the southeast corner of the main hub. The Gift Box menu will also automatically open, so you can drag them into your inventory.
If you receive a skin via a code, then you'll want to find the icon on the left side of the screen that shows a person and says Wardrobe. When you open the Wardrobe, you'll see three sub-menus: Skins, Badges, and Titles. You can then scroll through and see any Skins, you've unlocked.
Codes for Roblox experiences are usually case-sensitive, so the best way to ensure you've got a working code is to directly copy it from this article. We check all codes before we upload them, so you can guarantee they're working. Just double-check that you haven't copied over an extra space!
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Fish It! will have you clicking away for hours as you try to catch all the variations available in the game. As of the time of writing this, Fish It! claims to have over 1,000,000 variations for you to collect. With new updates planned for the Roblox experience's future, it looks like that number will only continue to increase. So with that in mind, why not use a few codes to help you along the way?
Before you can use most codes, you'll need to reach level 10, so make sure you spend some time hooking as many fish as possible before trying them out.
These codes can no longer be redeemed, but they're listed here so you can still try if you like!
Codes for Roblox experiences are usually case-sensitive, so the best way to ensure you've got a working code is to directly copy it from this article. We check all codes before we upload them, so you can guarantee they're working. Just double-check that you haven't copied over an extra space!
Fish It! typically launches its updates on Saturdays. The next update doesn't have any information regarding it yet aside from the planned release for Saturday, March 14. Previously, we had Underwater City update that added a new Forgotten rarity, new location, over 20 new fish, and more.
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Baboo! Are you looking for Heartopia codes? You've come to the right place. Here you'll find all the codes that we've collected for the cozy sim. Redeeming these will give you currency, resources, and extra Gold to help you settle into your new home.
The following Heartopia codes have expired and can no longer be redeemed for their rewards:
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Rewards are automatically sent to your Mailbox once you've redeemed codes. To find your Mailbox, press Tab or tap the watch in the top-right corner. Click Mailbox. All of the gifts you've received can be then be claimed. You can do this individually by opening each mail, or by pressing Claim All in the bottom left corner.
When a code doesn't work for Heartopia it's usually because of two reasons:
Codes for Heartopia are not case-sensitive, but they are often a series of letters and numbers. The best way to ensure you've got a working code is to directly copy it from this article. We check all codes before we upload them, so you can guarantee they're working. Just double-check that you haven't copied over an extra space!
We regularly check and test new codes, so the best way to get more codes for Heartopia is to visit this article. But if you want to mine for codes yourself, then the Discord server for Heartopia is the best place to go.
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Codes for The Forge will grant you additional rerolls if RNG isn't on your side and you don't get one of the best classes on your initial rerolls. In this RPG Roblox experience, you'll be able to play as a human, goblin, dragonborn, and more. Each race has its unique perks, influencing stats such as health, damage, attack power, and more.
It's no surprise that The Forge focuses heavily on mining. The core gameplay centers around mining for ores, in the hopes of finding rare ores to forge powerful weapons and armor. You'll then throw those ores into a forge, where the blend of resources you use allows you to make items with special traits and designs.
Want to know how to get rerolls for The Forge? Use these currently active codes:
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When a code doesn't work for The Forge, it's usually because of two reasons:
Codes for Roblox experiences are typically case-sensitive, so the best way to ensure you've got a working code is to directly copy it from this article. We check all codes before we upload them, so you can guarantee they're working. Just double-check that you haven't copied over an extra space!
We regularly check and test new codes for popular Roblox experiences, so the best way to get more codes for The Forge is to visit this article. But if you want to mine for codes yourself, then the Discord server for The Forge is the best place to go.
Since the Beta release, we've found that the creators of The Forge frequently release codes, giving you Totems that can only be used once or rerolls for new races. There is no set schedule for code releases, but they tend to come out when a new like milestone has been reached (e.g. 100K likes) or an update takes place. Keep an eye out for weekend luck boost events that also usually come with a code.
The next update for The Forge is currently unknown. However, there is a two week roadmap teasing a Spirit Cave, Goblin King boss, side quests, and more. This is following the Crimson Sakura update, which released on Sunday, February 22.
Lauren Harper is an Associate Guides Editor. She loves a variety of games but is especially fond of puzzles, horrors, and point-and-click adventures.
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