Frequently asked questions
Short answers. The pages they link to hold the details.
What is F2P Club?
An unofficial fan site that lists redeem codes for free-to-play games, with each reward and where the code comes from. It is not affiliated with any game publisher.
Where do the codes come from?
Each code is either taken from an announcement by the game’s publisher, with a link to it, or tried in the game by F2P Club, with the date of that test. Some games also show codes seen on third-party lists, apart from the others and marked “Not verified”.
What does “Tested by F2P Club” mean?
F2P Club entered the code in the game and saw it work on the date shown. It is the site’s own test, nothing more.
What does “Not verified” mean?
The code was seen on a third-party list and F2P Club has not tried it, so it may not work. Such codes are shown in their own section after the checked ones, and only for games that list them.
How do I redeem a code?
Copy the code with the button on its card, then enter it on the game’s own redemption page. The code page links to that page when the publisher has one. Each game’s own rules apply to redeeming.
A code did not work. What now?
Press “Didn’t work” on its card. The code may have ended, or the game may refuse it for another reason. When enough visitors report a code it leaves the active list.
Why did a code disappear?
It reached its expiry date, it was reported by visitors, or F2P Club ended it. A code with no known end date is treated as ended 30 days after it was added. Ended codes stay in the expired list.
Do you ask for my game account?
No. The site has no sign-in, never asks for your game account, password or payment details, and never tests codes on your account.
What does the site store about me?
The site has no accounts and sets no cookies. A vote is stored with a one-way fingerprint, not with your address. The Privacy page lists exactly what is stored, for how long, and what stays only in your browser.
Are the wish calculator’s numbers official?
Some come from the publisher and some from the community. Each number is listed with its source and date under “Rules used”, and community numbers are labelled “Estimate”. The game’s own Wish details page is what counts.
I found a mistake or want to ask something.
Write to the address on the Contact page: a wrong or missing code, a correction, or a request from a publisher.