FragPunk is quickly becoming one of the hottest new free-to-play shooters around, and just like most titles in the genre, it’s giving players plenty of free goodies through redeem codes. Developed by NetEase Games, the hero-based FPS offers regular rewards like gold, coins, sticker packs, and skins, all available through limited-time codes that can expire without notice.

If you’re diving into FragPunk this month, here’s every working redeem code for October 2025 and how you can claim your rewards before they’re gone.

All Working FragPunk Codes (October 2025)

As of early October, only a few active codes are still valid. Many of the original launch codes have already expired, so make sure you grab these while they last:

Active FragPunk Codes:

• FRAGPUNKFPS – 1,500 Gold, 100 Lancer Skin Keys
• FRAGPUNK2025 – 300 Gold, 168 FragPunk Coins, 1 Wild Dawn Sticker Pack

Expired FragPunk Codes:

• NIJIFRAGPUNK – 1,500 Gold, 10 Original Pop Cans, 1 Basic Sticker Pack
• BTRAFP2025 – 1,500 Gold, 10 Original Pop Cans, 1 Basic Sticker Pack
• GOTAGAFP2025 – 1,500 Gold, 10 Original Pop Cans, 1 Basic Sticker Pack
• LOCKLEARFP2025 – 1,500 Gold, 10 Original Pop Cans, 1 Basic Sticker Pack
• TENZFP2025 – 1,500 Gold, 10 Original Pop Cans, 1 Basic Sticker Pack
• SHROUDFP2025 – 1,500 Gold, 10 Original Pop Cans, 1 Basic Sticker Pack
• RECRENTFP2025 – 1,500 Gold, 10 Original Pop Cans, 1 Basic Sticker Pack

Be sure to redeem the active ones soon, as codes can expire without warning once new events or updates drop.

How to Redeem Codes in FragPunk

If you’ve never redeemed a code before, the process is simple:

1. Launch FragPunk and head to the main lobby.
2. Press Escape (PC) or Options (controller) to open the main menu.
3. Select Redemption Code from the menu options.
4. Enter your active code in the text box and hit Enter.
5. You’ll receive a confirmation message in your Mailbox, along with all the rewards linked to that code.
6. Open your Mailbox by clicking the envelope icon in the main lobby to claim your items.

Image via Fragpunk

And that’s it, you’ve just earned yourself some free in-game currency, skins, and other cosmetics without spending a cent.

FragPunk’s developers, NetEase Games, have been regularly sharing new codes during updates and community events, so it’s worth checking back often for the latest drops.

If you missed out on the earlier launch codes, keep an eye out for the next wave of giveaways as the game continues to grow its player base.

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The first Battlefield 6 open beta weekend has wrapped up, and while there’s plenty of praise going around, former WWE star Samoa Joe might’ve summed up the mood better than anyone.

Is the new Battlefield kinda hitting for anyone else, or was the bar so low I’m just grateful? I’m really rooting for the former over the latter.

— Samoa Joe (@SamoaJoe) August 10, 2025

If you’ve been around the series for a while, like Joe, who’s been playing since the early 2010s, you’ll know exactly what he means. Battlefield’s had its fair share of highs and lows, and for a lot of players, the disappointment of 2042 is still fresh in memory.

Beta Weekend One: Big Numbers, Bigger Buzz

From August 7–10, Battlefield 6’s Early Access and Open Beta Weekend 1 pulled in massive numbers. Steamcharts recorded a peak of nearly 520,000 players, even outdoing Call of Duty’s all-time peak. And that’s not counting those still hanging around in servers 12 hours after they were meant to be offline.

‘Battlefield 6’ beta has beaten Call of Duty’s all-time player count record on Steam 🎮

• COD’s peak — 491,670 players

• Battlefield 6’s peak — 500K+ players pic.twitter.com/MKW2bCJ33a

— Culture Crave 🍿 (@CultureCrave) August 9, 2025

Players got stuck into a mix of weapons, modes, and maps, with the servers holding up surprisingly well given the traffic. That in itself is a relief for long-time fans, considering how rocky some past Battlefield launches have been.

Sure, there were nitpicks, some maps felt cramped, the lack of a proper server browser annoyed a few, and not everything was perfectly balanced, but overall, the mood was optimistic. DICE seem to have taken lessons from past mistakes, bringing back the series’ more grounded, tactical feel.

From WWE to FPS

Samoa Joe isn’t just a casual drop-in. Aside from his wrestling and acting gigs (including playing Sweet Tooth’s physical form in the Twisted Metal series), he’s an avid gamer with a frankly “gross” Steam backlog, as he’s admitted. Seeing someone with his experience in both entertainment and gaming hype up Battlefield 6 is a solid sign the game’s hitting more than it’s missing.

Steam Sales… A gift and a curse.

— Samoa Joe (@SamoaJoe) December 21, 2013

Could Battlefield Finally Find Its Esports Footing?

Battlefield has never really broken into the mainstream esports scene the way Call of Duty has, but with high-profile players and celebrities talking about it this early, the potential’s there. If the final release delivers in October and the devs keep listening to feedback, we might see Battlefield 6 become not just a fan favourite, but a serious competitive title.

For now, the beta’s back on August 14 with more maps and modes to try. Whether you’re rooting for the “it’s actually good” camp like Samoa Joe, or cautiously enjoying the ride, it’s shaping up to be the most promising Battlefield in years.

Image Credit: EA and DICE

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