Minecraft Dungeons 2 codes can unlock promotional rewards through the game’s Redeem a Code page. Mojang has already distributed codes for launch cosmetics, although those promotions have used individually issued codes rather than one public string that everybody can copy.
We’ll keep this guide updated as new Minecraft Dungeons 2 codes, giveaways and limited promotional rewards become available.
Active Minecraft Dungeons 2 Codes
There are currently no confirmed universal Minecraft Dungeons 2 codes that every player can copy and redeem. We’ll update this guide once new codes are active.
All Expired Minecraft Dungeons 2 Codes
| Code or Reward | Reward | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Corrupted Creeper Cape promo code | Corrupted Creeper Cape | Unique code for players who claimed a qualifying promotion |
How to Redeem Codes

Minecraft Dungeons II includes an in-game Redeem a Code page.
To redeem a promotional code:
- Launch Minecraft Dungeons 2.
- Load into the game with your character.
- Pause the game.
- Tab to the Collectibles tab.
- Select Redeem a Code in the bottom-right corner.
- Enter the code exactly as it was provided.
- Confirm the redemption.
- Check the appropriate Collectibles section for your reward.
A cape, for example, can be found through Collectibles → hanger icon → Capes once it has been added to your account.
There is also an important distinction between Dungeons II promotional codes and codes supplied with a physical copy of the game.
Mojang instructs players with physical preorder codes to redeem those through the appropriate Xbox, Nintendo or PlayStation store. Those aren’t the same thing as a Dungeons II cosmetic code.
Do not feed a platform-store code into the in-game promotional box and then blame the poor textbox.
Why is My Minecraft Dungeons 2 Code Not Working?
If your Minecraft Dungeons 2 code refuses to cooperate, check these common problems first:
| Problem | What to Check |
|---|---|
| Typing error | Enter every letter and number exactly as provided |
| Extra spaces | Remove spaces before or after the code |
| Wrong redemption page | Platform purchase codes belong in the appropriate platform store |
| Already redeemed | Check whether the promotional code has already been used |
| Promotion requirement | Make sure you actually qualified for the event that issued the code |
| Connection problem | Make sure the game is connected while redeeming and verifying rewards |
| Reward not visible | Check the correct Collectibles category after redemption |
Mojang warns that promotional verification and reward processing can sometimes be delayed.
If the code is accepted but you don’t immediately see the item, restart the game and check the appropriate Collectibles menu before assuming the reward vanished into the Sift.
Are Minecraft Dungeons 2 Codes the Same as Minecraft Codes?
No. A promotional code intended for Minecraft Dungeons II isn’t necessarily a code for Minecraft: Java Edition, Bedrock Edition or a platform storefront.
This distinction is especially important around the launch cape promotions. Some rewards can later appear in multiple Minecraft games when account requirements are met, but the method used to earn or redeem them can still be different.
Always check which game or storefront the original promotion tells you to use.
When to Expect New Minecraft Dungeons 2 Codes
Mojang hasn’t announced a fixed schedule for releasing Minecraft Dungeons 2 codes.
The launch campaign does give us a few places worth watching. The Corrupted Creeper Cape was distributed through limited promotional events and Twitch/TikTok watch-time campaigns, while other cosmetics use preorder, edition or account-based requirements instead of codes.
That means future rewards could appear through:
- Official Minecraft events
- Twitch or TikTok promotions
- Livestreams
- Community campaigns
- Giveaways
- Other limited-time promotions
We’ll keep universal codes and individually issued promotional codes clearly separated when new rewards arrive. If there isn’t a public code anybody can actually use, we won’t fill the table with somebody else’s dead string just to make the page look busy.