Survive The Night Redeem Codes: Find RDM and Claim Rewards
Redeem Survive The Night codes after the tutorial: open top-left RDM, paste into Enter code, press REDEEM and check the resulting currency reward.
To redeem Survive The Night codes, finish the tutorial, open RDM in the top-left corner, enter a code and press REDEEM. Use the current code list for the string, then confirm the reward before planning how to spend it.
Finish the Tutorial and Find RDM
Complete the tutorial before looking for the redemption interface. The walkthrough places RDM in the top-left corner. Open that interface for the claim rather than searching for an unrelated settings menu.
Make sure you are in Duni&Minion's house-defense experience. The exact official game page is the useful identity check when another game with a similar title has a different code interface.
Enter the Code and Press REDEEM
| Interface label | Job | Action |
|---|---|---|
| RDM | Top-left redemption interface | Open after the tutorial |
| Enter code | Text field for the string | Paste the entry exactly |
| REDEEM | Submit the claim | Read the response and check reward |
Copy the string from the code list and paste it into Enter code. Keep its capitalization and remove accidental spaces at the beginning or end. Press REDEEM to submit the entry, then read the game response.
Use one entry at a time so the response stays tied to the claim you just attempted. If the game indicates the reward was already claimed, repeating the submission is not the next useful action. Move on to another available promotion or return to play.
Check the Reward Before Spending
Confirm the currency reward or balance change before treating it as part of the purchase budget. Coins and Gems support different goals: match structure development and lobby pet collection. Check which reward you received before deciding on the next purchase.
If a careful entry fails, use the troubleshooting guide. Spelling, surrounding spaces, tutorial progress, a prior claim or an ended promotion can matter. A failure is a reason to investigate the specific entry, rather than assuming every available code has stopped working.
Keep the list and procedure separate: the category page provides the strings, while this page gives the claim route. That makes it easier to return directly to the right help when the interface or response is the problem.