Solo Hunters Roblox redeem codes for January 26, 2026: Unlock free gems, stat resets and class rerolls

Solo Hunters, a Roblox dungeon-crawling game inspired by anime-style progression, allows players to start as rookies and level up through dungeon battles to become stronger characters. To support players’ progress, the game offers redeemable codes that provide free rewards such as class rerolls, stat resets, and in-game currency, helping players optimise their builds more quickly.

All new Solo Hunters codes

The following Solo Hunters codes are currently active and can be redeemed for free rewards in the game:

Solo Hunters code	Reward
LOVETOBRAZIL	Stat reset
35KCCUTHANKS33	Free rewards
THANKSFORTHELIKESGUYS	Free rewards
WWWW	200 gems
RELEASE	Class reroll
RESETMYSTATS	SP reset
CLASSREROLL	Class reroll

Players are advised to redeem these codes as soon as possible, as their validity can change without prior notice.

Expired Solo Hunters codes

At present, there are no expired Solo Hunters codes. However, codes may expire at any time, making it important to claim rewards early.

How to redeem Solo Hunters codes

Redeeming codes in Solo Hunters involves a few in-game steps rather than a standard menu option. Players need to launch Solo Hunters on Roblox, walk south of the map behind the central left building, and interact with the red hat NPC by pressing the E key. After entering a valid code, clicking the Redeem button will apply the reward to the account.

How to get more Solo Hunters codes

New codes are typically shared through the official Solo Hunters Discord server, mainly via announcement-related channels. However, updates are not always highlighted, which can make tracking new codes time-consuming. Dedicated code lists that are regularly updated can help players stay informed without constantly monitoring Discord channels.

Why Solo Hunters codes may not work

Codes may fail due to server updates, typing errors, or expiration. When new codes are released, a brief delay may occur while servers refresh. Copying codes directly rather than typing them manually can reduce errors. If a code no longer works, it likely means it has expired and has been removed from the active list.