01 · Sources
Check the source
We prioritize developer announcements, game listings, and direct in-game observations. Community guides can help us find information to check. Source links let you see what supports a code, control, or game mechanic.
How we verify
Evidence before certainty.
Roblox games change quickly. Brixumi shows where information comes from, when it was checked, and whether it has been tested in-game.
02 · Freshness
Know when information was checked
A source-check date tells you when we reviewed the supporting information. It is separate from a developer announcement date or an in-game test date. A recent check does not guarantee that a code will still work after the next update.
03 · Codes
Announcements and redemption tests are different
A Discord-announced code comes from a developer announcement. A source-listed code is supported by the sources shown alongside it. Neither label means Brixumi has redeemed it in-game. We only claim a successful redemption when a test supports it.
04 · Tools
Understand the result
Tool explanations describe the inputs and rules behind a result. Style suggestions help you compare options for your role and preferences; they do not guarantee wins. Check any stated assumptions before using a calculation or recommendation.
What to expect
Confirmed information, with clear limits
Codes awaiting confirmation are kept out of the current-code list. Reported expired codes appear separately. Relevant requirements and known limitations are explained alongside the information, so you can check them before playing or redeeming.