99 Nights in the Forest Codes — June 2026
Gems (also called diamonds) are the premium currency in 99 Nights in the Forest, the atmospheric Roblox survival game where you tend a campfire, fish, craft, and outlast the dangers that stalk the dark woods each night. You spend gems at the Currency Shop to unlock upgrades, items, and cosmetics that make your nights more survivable — so every free gem you can grab through working codes genuinely matters.
This page is maintained for accuracy. Codes expire without warning, often within days of release, so always test any code in-game before relying on it. If a code does not work for you, it has likely expired since this article was last verified.
All Working 99 Nights in the Forest Codes (June 2026)
The table below reflects what multiple community trackers reported as active heading into June 2026. The `afterparty` code and its 15-gem reward have been corroborated across several independent sources. The `bugfix` code is listed as active by trackers but its exact reward amount has not been confirmed across sources at the time of writing — redeem it and see what you receive.
| Code | Reward | Status |
|---|---|---|
| `afterparty` | 15 Gems | Active (verified) |
| `bugfix` | Gems — exact amount unverified | Likely active |
The "yay fishing" Chat Trick — Free 2 Gems
Separate from the standard code redemption system, there is a one-time bonus tied to the in-game chat and the fishing mechanic. To trigger it, you must first unlock a fishing rod (available after upgrading your campfire to Level 2 and visiting the Fishing Shack). Equip the rod, stand at a fishing hole or body of water, enter the fishing minigame, then type `yay fishing` in the Roblox experience chat. Two gems will appear near your character as a small reward.
This works only once per account. Typing the phrase outside of an active fishing session — or in the Roblox lobby chat — will not trigger the reward, so make sure you are in the fishing minigame with a rod equipped before you try it.
How to Redeem Codes in 99 Nights in the Forest
Redeeming a code takes less than a minute. Follow these steps:
- 1Launch 99 Nights in the Forest on Roblox and load into the experience.
- 2Locate the Gems icon in the lower-left area of the screen and click or tap it to open the Currency Shop panel.
- 3Inside the panel, find the Codes button along the bottom of the screen (sometimes shown as a ticket icon or separate tab).
- 4Click or tap the Codes button to open the redemption input field.
- 5Type or paste a working code exactly as shown above into the text box.
- 6Press Submit.
- 7A confirmation popup will appear and your gems will be added to your account immediately.
If the code entry returns an error or "invalid code" message, the code has most likely expired. There is no way to redeem a code after it has been deactivated by the developer.
Expired Codes — No Longer Working
The following code is confirmed expired and will return an error if you try to use it now:
| Code | Reward | When it Expired |
|---|---|---|
| `happyhalloween` | 10 Candy | Expired after Halloween 2025 |
This list will grow as more codes are released and subsequently expire. 99 Nights in the Forest has a relatively small code pool compared to other Roblox games, so the expired list is short.
When Are New Codes Released?
New codes for 99 Nights in the Forest appear infrequently, typically in connection with significant game updates, bug-fix milestones, or community events. The developer does not follow a strict monthly schedule, so months can pass without a new code, and then two or three may drop in quick succession around a major patch.
The most reliable places to catch a new code the moment it drops are:
- The official 99 Nights in the Forest Discord server — the developer has confirmed this is the primary channel for new code announcements. Join and watch the announcements channel.
- The 99 Nights in the Forest Fandom Wiki (99-nights-in-the-forest.fandom.com) — community-maintained and usually updated within hours of a new code dropping.
- This page — we update it whenever new codes are confirmed.
If you are playing after a major update and there is no new code yet, check the Discord. The `afterparty` code was tied to a specific update and its aftermath, which illustrates how codes in this game tend to commemorate in-game milestones or developer apologies rather than following a fixed calendar.
What Are Gems Used For?
Gems (sometimes called diamonds) are the primary premium currency in 99 Nights in the Forest. You earn a small number through gameplay, but codes and the fishing chat trick are among the few ways to get them for free. Gems are spent at the in-game Currency Shop on:
- Crafting upgrades — unlock better tools and equipment tiers faster
- Cosmetic items — campfire skins, character cosmetics
- Convenience purchases — items that help you survive longer into the night cycle
Because the gem income from normal gameplay is limited, every free gem from a code represents genuine progression value, especially for players who do not spend Robux.
Why Does This Game Have So Few Codes?
99 Nights in the Forest is a smaller, more atmospheric Roblox title compared to high-turnover games like Blox Fruits or Pet Simulator. The developer releases codes sparingly, tied to community milestones, bug-fix acknowledgements, or seasonal events. This means the active code list at any given time is usually just one or two entries — but it also means the codes that do exist tend to stay active for longer before expiring, giving you a wider window to redeem them.
Bookmark this page and check back after any major update announcement to see if a new code has dropped.