December 21, 2020: We’ve added a new code to our list

There’s a Roblox game out there for everyone, whether it’s running away from Piggy, or looking after cute pets in Adopt Me! But recently one game in particular has risen to massive popularity: Shindo Life. Originally called Shinobi Life 2, the game is a re-imagining of the original Shinobi Life, a Naruto-style ninja game where you explore an open world, and fight against opponents in the arena, using your martial prowess and abilities. But you can also use spins to get freebies, which can make your character stronger.

That’s where our Shindo Life codes list comes in. Here we’ll round up the latest free codes in the game so you can claim some free spins and power yourself up. We also explain how to redeem the codes in-game lower down the page.

If you find this article helpful, be sure to check out some of our other Roblox content. For more freebies, try our Roblox promo codes guide. We also have a list of Prime Gaming loot, which often features new Roblox cosmetics!

Here are the latest shindo life codes:

• n0n0noooooo! – free spins (new)
• g1ftz0hgafts! – free spins
• c4ndywh00ps! – free spins
• B3LLaReR1ng1ng! – free spins
• PtS3! – STAT reset

Expired list:

• c0ldNc0zy!
• Sn0wdayz!
• Jin6le3!
• M3rrym3rry!
• 8hunnet!
• MerryGiftmas!
• G1ft4u!
• s4ntaBois!
• SubToRiserrDawn!
• C4ntst0pus!
• Sub2ProbAzim!
• Sub2Alphi!
• r3vn3g3!
• 0nW4rdtoW1ns!
• Sub2GhostInTheCosmos!
• Sub2Sw33P33!
• WeDidEtBois!
• w3B4ckbaby!
• 700k!
• 600kSubs!
• Ch4seDaDr3am!
• K33pTry1ng!
• B3L3veEt!
• d0ntLoseHope!
• Ch4s3Dr3ams!
• Go4ll0ut!
• KeepM0v1ngOnwards!
• BelieveInSelf!
• OneMillionSubs2021!
• N3v3rSt0p!
• wh1t3f4ng!
• W0rkH4rd!
• K33pg0ing!
• H0t0cak4!
• Th1sM0mentC0unts!
• Tru5t1nG0D!
• Y0uG0tTh15!
• St4yStr0ng!

what are shindo life codes?

These codes are given out by the developer of Shindo Life, and they offer in-game rewards, but most notably, they give you free spins.

how do i get more shindo life codes?

What you really want from Shindo Life codes are free spins, and you can get these in-game by completing daily quests or leveling up. You can also join the Rell Games Discord to see when any new codes are posted for the game.

how do i redeem shindo life codes?

In order to redeem these codes, you need to cycle through the in-game menu to the ‘edit’ section. In the top right you’ll see ‘YouTube codes’. Tap here to enter your code, and then the redeem button, to get your rewards!

If you want to play Shindo Life for yourself, you can download Roblox on Google Play and the App Store. For more recommendations, we also have a list of the best Roblox games!

At Jump Fiesta 2021 Online this weekend, Konami announced Yu-Gi-Oh! Rush Duel was in development for the Switch.

This latest take on the card game series first appeared in Japan alongside the Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS anime earlier this year, and is the seventh Yu-Gi-Oh! show. Gematsu provides a little extra insight about what players can expect from the Switch version:

Players can Normal Summon any number of monsters from their hand in one turn, as well as draw until at least five cards are in their hand.

In the Switch game, players will be able to battle against the characters that appear in the Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS anime.

The anime itself hasn’t even been localised yet, although a trademark for an English version was filed in June this year. If this goes ahead, perhaps the Switch game will follow.

If you want a Yu-Gi-Oh! fix sooner rather than later, why not try out Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy of the Duelist: Link Evolution which is available on the Switch eShop right now.

Would you be interested in playing a game based on the latest Yu-Gi-Oh! series? Tell us below.

After some leaks earlier this week, Bandai Namco has now officially confirmed Super Baby 2 and Gogeta SS4 from GT will be joining Dragon Ball FighterZ‘s third DLC pass. The announcement was made during Japan’s National Championship broadcast.

Super Baby 2 will be released on 15th January 2021, and Gogeta [SS4] – a fusion of Goku and Vegeta is “coming soon”. There’ll also be a 2-day early access period for each character. Below is your first official look:

What do you think of the final two fighters joining Dragon Ball FighterZ’s third DLC pass? Leave a comment down below.

A Twitter user has shared a story about Nintendo repairing a Wii U that had a missing wedding ring lodged in it.

User @sam_nama explains how their daughter put the ring in it – treating the system as if it was a piggy bank. Obviously, it didn’t work out and the console had to be sent to Nintendo for repair.

Upon return, it was discovered Nintendo had gone to the extent of cleaning the ring. How considerate! The Wii U was fixed, too. So, there you go – another funny Nintendo repair story. We’re just glad to hear the ring has been reunited with its owner.

The drama over Cyberpunk 2077 has taken an unprecedented new turn. Sony has announced that it is removing Cyberpunk 2077 from the PlayStation Store, and will offer refunds for players who’ve purchased the game.

The news comes from a blog post that could win an award for most buried lede of 2020. In a decade of digitally selling games on the store, Sony has yet to take down a large, high-profile title like Cyberpunk 2077, let alone offer refunds for a specific game.

CD Projekt Red had previously said players could seek refunds for the game, but did not indicate any special arrangement with Sony or Xbox that would allow refunds to be possible.

This follows a rough, buggy release for the title that has raised concerns among CD Projekt’s investors and briefly caused company founder Marcin Iwinski’s net worth to drop briefly below $1 billion.

PlayStation users seeking refunds can begin their journey here.

Update: CD Projekt has issued a statement to investors regarding Sony’s decision. It doesn’t add much, only that the company plans to continue support for players who still own the game.

“The decision was undertaken following our discussion with [Sony Interactive Entertainment] regarding a full refund for all gamers who had purchased Cyberpunk 2077 via PlayStation Store and want a refund at this time. All copies of the game previously purchased digitally on PlayStation Store remain available for use by their respective buyers.

“Gamers can still buy physical versions of the game in retail and mail order stores. All copies, whether digital or physical, will continue to receive support and updates from [CD Projekt Red.]”

Microsoft has also since stepped up with its own special refund policy, though it currently doesn’t plan to delist the game like Sony has. On the retail front, CD Projekt recently promised to help players refund physical or digital copies bought through retail stores itself.

CD Projekt chief executive Adam Kicinski has suggested Cyberpunk 2077 won’t be pulled from the Microsoft Store.

The long-awaited RPG launched on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in pretty rough shape, with a huge number of players encountering bugs and crashes on last-gen consoles.

As a result, Sony chose to remove it from the PlayStation Store last night, while also making good on CD Projekt’s promise to refund players who aren’t satisfied with the state of the game.

The decision has left many wondering whether Cyberpunk would meet a similar fate on Xbox platforms, but in a statement handed to Reuters, Kicinski said the company isn’t in “such discussions with Microsoft at the moment” — suggesting the title has been granted at least temporary amnesty on Xbox platforms.

Earlier this week, CD Projekt management took responsibility for Cyberpunk’s rocky launch — which finally arrived after multiple delays and instances of mandatory crunch — by admitting they “underestimated the scale and complexity of the issues” affecting the console versions of the game.

“We ignored the signals about the need for additional time to refine the game on the base last-gen consoles,” said Kicinski during a conference call. “It was the wrong approach and against our business philosophy. On top of that, during the campaign, we showed the game mostly on PCs.

“This caused the loss of gamers’ trust and the reputation that we’ve been building through a big part of our lives. That’s why our first steps are solely focused on regaining those two things. We are concentrated on fixing Cyberpunk on last-gen consoles.”