Not quite making as much progress as you’d like in Nations of Darkness? Little strapped for cash? Well, that’s where our Nations of Darkness codes list comes into play. In this guide, we’ve rounded up the latest codes that you can redeem …
Not quite making as much progress as you’d like in Nations of Darkness? Little strapped for cash? Well, that’s where our Nations of Darkness codes list comes into play. In this guide, we’ve rounded up the latest codes that you can redeem in-game. Do so and you’ll earn free stuff that will help you progress without spending a dime.
Not sure what Nations of Darkness is? Well, it’s a gacha RPG with a horror theme, in which you collect heroes from one of four different factions: vampires, werewolves, hunters, and mages. There are over sixty of them, and you’ll recruit them into your team, place them into a formation, and send them out into battle. There’s also a city-building component that sees you gathering resources, constructing buildings, and more.
If you want to learn more about Nations of Darkness, check out the official site. Or, if you fancy something new to play, check out our Blue Lock: Project World Champion tier list, Flash Party tier list, and KartRider: Drift tier list.
Last checked for new codes on June 30.
Still got questions about Nations of Darkness? Confused about what codes are? Well, we’ve answered all questions you may have below.
Nations of Darkness brings together your favourite horror races of vampires and werewolves, as well as fantasy classes hunters and mages. Each of these factions includes a bunch of different heroes that you can collect, place into a team and formation, and send out into battle. You’ll also build up your own town, managing resources and constructing buildings.
Codes are, essentially, free gifts that developers and publishers provide to players. They usually arrive in the form of fun little phrases that you can redeem in-game. What you get for doing so can vary too. Typically it’s in-game currency, but you can occasionally get characters, item, boosts, and more.
If you play a game regularly, and prefer to avoid spending money, you should definitely keep an eye out for codes as often as possible.
That’s the easy part. In fact, to make it easier, we’ve broken it down into steps:
If you’re code didn’t work when redeeming it, chances are that it’s expired. Most codes do have an expiration date, but we often don’t learn when this is at the point the codes are handed out. Instead, we test them regularly to see if they’re still working, but they’ll occasionally slip through the cracks.
Alternatively, it might be that you’ve redeemed that code already. You can typically only redeem a code a single time per account, so if you’ve redeemed one already it won’t work a second time. It’s worth making a note of which codes you’ve redeemed each time you do so.
We update this article every single time a new code is released, so the best way to get more codes is to bookmark this page and check back regularly. That way, you’ll never miss out on a freebie.
You can also follow the official Facebook and Twitter accounts, or join the Discord. Developers usually hand out codes over social media, and even hand out different codes on each platform. So it’s worth following all of the above to ensure you never miss anything.
