Roblox: Evade codes (August 2025)
If you want to look fabulous while running away from the monster that's after your life, Evade codes will nab you some cool skins and tokens as well.
- Updated on August 16, 2025 - nchecked for codes
Evade is a fast-paced, simple game where you and a bunch of other players are dropped onto a map. You must then hide from the person chosen as the killer. You and the other players can help each other back up, put various items on your avatar to help you all survive and lead the bad person along a new path.
This popular Roblox game, of course, has codes! Evade codes often get you items that can help you survive or make your avatar look better if you put them on before the round starts.
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Working Evade codes
- evadethebirthdayboy - 40 Points
- summeroopsies2 - 50 tickets
- summeroopsies - 30 points
- gullible - 30 points
- therealdeal - Bird Badge
Expired codes
- theaftermath - 1k tokens
- march1stincident - 50 points
- barrierbroke - 40 Points
- anewday - 600 Tokens
- apology - rewards
- thebig5 - 555 Tokens
- 222 - 222 Tokens
- 444 - 444 Tokens
- luckyday - Four Clover Pin
- usethisifyouaregullible - 5000 coins and 3000 XP
- 1bill - 1Bill Accessory
- release - Wearable Cosmedic
- NewYears2023 - New Year Accessory
- HolidayUpdateFix - 2000 Tokens
- HolidayUpdateFixEXP - 500 XP
How to redeem Evade codes and where to find more?
On the menu, as soon as you load up the game, you can see a Twitter bird icon. If you tap that, it has a space to enter Evade codes and redeem them.This game doesn't seem to create codes for milestones. Instead, we primarily get them during the holidays and when the update fails to perform well or is really buggy. Their missteps are our gain, apparently. They are shared almost exclusively through Twitter, which is only used for these codes and the occasional update. They feel rarer than others, and none of them are through influencers or YouTubers, which is interesting! Either way, we will be keeping an eye out for more codes for Evade in the future.
Original article by Jupiter Hadley, updated by Shaun Walton.