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Shindo Life codes are here to give you a massive boost in the Naruto-inspired RPG, which is still incredibly popular despite launching in 2020 and being one of the longest-running Roblox experiences around! There are plenty of mini-games to play as you explore the huge worlds, while collecting new abilities and awakens. The gacha element means you're constantly striving for better pulls, but the promos listed here will give you many free spins to improve your odds, along with a significant amount of in-game currency to spend in this Roblox experience. If you're ready for adventure, then here are the codes for Shindo Life and how to redeem them. If you'd prefer some more general promos that apply across all of your experiences, here's what you need to know about Roblox promo codes. All Shindo Life codes (Image credit: RELL World) The following Shindo Life codes can be redeemed for rewards: ThankYouForPatience249Patch! – 10K RELLcoins, 100 SpinsFACEIDFIXUPD! – 10K RELLcoins, 100 Spins6YearsofShindoSoon! – 10K RELLcoins, 100 SpinsShindo4Life2026! – 10K RELLcoins, 100 SpinsShindoLife2026Peak! – 25K RELLcoins, 250 SpinsWalkingOnTheWalls! – 25K RELLcoins, 250 Spins2mLikesC0d3d! – 40K RELLcoins, 400 SpinsRELLGIFTsc! – Server CreatorRELLGIFTbag! – Bloodline BagThankYouAllTruly! – 5K RELLcoins, 50 SpinsTimeFliesForFiveYears! – 5K RELLcoins, 50 SpinsItrulyDOMissTheseTimes! – 5K RELLcoins, 50 SpinsButWelooktowardThe! – 5K RELLcoins, 50 SpinsFutureAndRELLSeas! – 5K RELLcoins, 50 SpinsIsTheNextinLine! – 5K RELLcoins, 50 SpinsItsTrulyLegendary! – 5K RELLcoins, 50 SpinsOneOfaKind! – 5K RELLcoins, 50 SpinsThisPlatformaintReady! – 5K RELLcoins, 50 SpinsTheCommunitygonnaEat! – 5K RELLcoins, 50 SpinsBoredomWillBeRescued! – 5K RELLcoins, 50 SpinsWePerfectedRELLSeas! – 5K RELLcoins, 50 SpinsforTheFuture! – 5K RELLcoins, 50 SpinsofOurGames! – 5K RELLcoins, 50 SpinsWeGotaLotofTestingtoDo! – 5K RELLcoins, 50 SpinsbeforeWerecord! – 5K RELLcoins, 50 SpinsRELLSeasMovie3! – 5K RELLcoins, 50 SpinstheWorkloadSeems! – 5K RELLcoins, 50 SpinsneverENDING! – 5K RELLcoins, 50 Spins There is a long history of codes for Shindo Life being released, with plenty of them still active. Claiming them all will give you a huge balance of RELLcoins to spend, along with a significant amount of free spins to help modify your character. How to redeem Shindo Life codes (Image credit: RELL World) To redeem Shindo Life codes, you first need to use the arrows from the main menu to access the Edit screen, where you can customize your character. Once there, tap on the [ENTER-CODE] text box in the top-right corner of the screen, then type in a promo and when you enter the final ! the code will be automatically redeemed – if that doesn't happen either you've typed it incorrectly or it has since expired. Note that codes for Shindo Life are case-sensitive, so you need to enter them exactly as shown otherwise they won't be claimed automatically. Expired Shindo Life codes ShindoDownAGAIN2x! – 25K RELLcoins, 250 Spins ShindoLifeTakenDown! – 25K RELLcoins, 250 Spins Year5ShindoLife! – RELLcoins, Spins 5YearsReleased! – RELLcoins, Spins 5YearsOfShindoLife! – RELLcoins, Spins 5YearSL2! – RELLcoins, Spins ShindoLife5YearCodes! – RELLcoins, Spins ITSBeen5Years! – RELLcoins, Spins There have been many expired Shindo Life codes over the years, so I've included the most recent ones in the list above for reference only. Some of them seem to stick around for longer than others, but you should always ensure you've redeemed the current codes while you can to get the maximum benefit. © GamesRadar+. Not to be reproduced without permission. [/url]View the full article

Yesterday, Microsoft began rolling out its Backwards Compatibility on PC program for original Xbox and Xbox 360 titles, starting with four classic games. But we don’t have to wait long for the rest of the library to catch up. It turns out that Microsoft has inadvertently handed the emulating community the keys to the kingdom with this launch. View the full article

A recent post from Bandai Namco US seems to be teasing that the release of Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero’s big expansion isn’t far off at all and could release in the very near future. View the full article

Warhammer Blood Bowl hits the end zone this fall, and we've got first-look screenshots and confirmed platforms for launch. The video game adaptation of Games Workshop’s Warhammer fantasy football tabletop game is now in the hands of Warhammer 40,000: Battlesector publisher Slitherine, which obtained the licence, publishing rights, and back catalog from the collapsing Nacon. Now, Slitherine has re-announced Warhammer Blood Bowl with a batch of screenshots, below. It’s due out this fall across PC, Xbox, and PlayStation. Slitherine said Warhammer Blood Bowl is “built upon the solid foundations of Blood Bowl 3,” with series developer Cyanide still in place. The game will also adopt the latest official tabletop ruleset, updated through September 2025 (also known as Third Season Edition). The roster expands with the Bretonnians and Khemri Tomb Kings. "At Slitherine, we're strategy gamers first and foremost, and Blood Bowl has always been one of our favorite tabletop games," said Marco Alessandro Minoli, Director of Publishing at Slitherine. "We're incredibly proud to welcome this iconic franchise into our portfolio and to be working alongside the talented team at Cyanide. Our goal with Warhammer Blood Bowl is simple: we want this to become the definitive Blood Bowl video game — not just at launch, but for years to come. Our vision is to support and expand it over time, turning it into a living, constantly evolving experience, just as we've successfully done with other Warhammer titles such as Warhammer 40,000: Battlesector and Warhammer 40,000: Gladius." Helpfully, everyone who owns Blood Bowl 3 on PC and consoles will receive Warhammer Blood Bowl as a free upgrade, keeping all previously purchased teams and cosmetics. A playable demo is set for the end of the summer on PC. It includes Rumble Mode, a fast-paced, dynamic 7-player format designed for quicker matches. Blood Bowl 3 has a 'mixed' user review rating on Steam, and it's fair to say the game failed to meet fan expectations when it launched in 2023. IGN's Blood Bowl 3 review returned a 5/10. We said: "Blood Bowl 3 is a sloppy, muddy, buggy rehash of a better game." Wesley is Director, News at IGN. Find him on Twitter at @wyp100. You can reach Wesley at [email protected] or confidentially at *****@*****.tld. View the full article

While gamers are still in for a bit of a wait before they get our hands on Pokémon Winds & Wavesto start exploring the new tropical region, there's been a ton of leaked information lately that will keep us busy until its official launch next year. With several exciting rumored new evolutions on the way, including a possible new Onix form and potential Arcanine evo, as well as Gym types and more, there's plenty to chew on to keep us busy for now. View the full article

Valve has just introduced wishlist categories, cross-region gifting, and options for email gifts and guest checkouts in a new Steam update. Read the full story on PCGamesN: Steam wishlists and gifting games just got a whole lot more useful View the full article

Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game has suffered a shock delay on Xbox just hours before it was due to come out, sparking a backlash from fans. The Paramount Games Studio-published fighting game, developed by Gameplay Group International, was due out today, July 23, across PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and S, PC via Steam, and Nintendo Switch. But in a note to fans published just a few hours ago, Paramount said the Switch version will be available as the Standard Edition only, and crossplay with other platforms and language localization beyond English will not be available. “We are committed to bringing these features, along with upgrading to Deluxe Edition, to players as soon as possible and will keep you updated on our timeline and progress,” Paramount said. But it’s an even worse situation for Xbox fans, who have seen the game in its entirety delayed to September 3 — a 6-week wait that sets Xbox players back significantly on the competitive front. Paramount failed to say exactly what the issue was, speaking in vague terms to say it was due to “unforeseen circumstances on a backend feature.” “For the Xbox community, we are forced to delay the release,” Paramount said. “Due to unforeseen circumstances on a backend feature, we will now launch by September 3. Existing preorders will remain active and will not be canceled. “Our priority is delivering the best possible experience on every platform and we are working tirelessly to make that happen. Thank you for your patience, understanding and continued support. We’re excited to get everyone into the fight as soon as possible. Tune in here for updates as we have them.” As you’d expect, Xbox gamers have reacted negatively to the news, with many of the replies highly critical of Paramount. “F**k your game!” replied one person. “Delaying your game HOURS before release on XBOX is horrible management. Zero excuses. You should’ve known this WELL IN ADVANCE. Keep your game, not buying it. Was looking forward to it so much as an Avatar TLA fan.” “Delaying an anticipated game by a month and a half less than 24 hours before release is actually insane,” said another. “Do better, @ParamountGames.” “All my Xbox homies should get a free deluxe upgrade because this here is some bs of the highest degree. Xbox friends, please get your refunds,” another said. “Wtf do you mean ‘existing preorders will remain active and will not be canceled?’ Watch this ticket support go through,” one person said. “There's no reason to make such an announcement with less than 24 hours till release. That's ridiculous.” “Damn.. not sure to get the game now,” another added. “I'd rather just wait another month then. It just hurts the experience for everyone if not all of the potential player base is there.” “Unforeseen circumstances on a backend feature isn't good enough,” another person said. “Explain the situation, this is terrible comms guys and you know that.” "This is ridiculous man. This literally killed all the hype I had for this game. I rather get folded week of release and not after a month once everyone else knows their strings, especially for the characters that weren't in the beta," another said. It’s highly unusual for a video game to be delayed so close to release, doubly so for only certain versions. And it’s a real shame for what was looking like a promising fighting game. While PC and PS5 players will carry on regardless, the overall pool of players available for crossplay matchmaking is now hamstrung at release. Will Xbox gamers wait until early September, or simply decide against buying the game at all? And then there’s the note about existing preorders remaining and not being canceled. Based on the comments I’ve seen from Xbox gamers, that statement is sure to be tested. Avatar Legends had suffered from delays before today's announcement. It was once due out July 2, but was delayed to July 23 to add "brand new content previously unplanned." It has also endured a troubled journey to launch. Gameplay Group was founded by Victor Lugo, who was for a time lead designer at Iron Galaxy working on Killer Instinct, and Philip Mayes, who was managing director of *********** games company Mighty Kingdom, which has a number of licensed games under its belt. Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game was in the works at Swedish firm Maximum Entertainment for some time before it was quietly canceled in 2024, according to a financial report. The company never responded to IGN's request for comment. Gameplay Group then picked up the Avatar fighting game Maximum Entertainment was working on to try to revive it. You might remember Maximum Entertainment for its publishing label, Modus Games, abruptly ceasing development on 2D fighting game Them's Fightin' Herds, sparking a backlash from players. Maximum Entertainment has suffered financial problems, executive resignations, and legal action against former board members. Some relatively well-known fighting game developers worked at Maximum Entertainment while it was developing this Avatar fighting game. The most high profile is Mike Zaimont, who was design director on fighting game Skullgirls. Zaimont, now design director at Maximum Entertainment, was previously accused of ******* harassment while boss of Lab Zero Games. He went on to work on Diesel Legacy: The Brazen Age, a 2v2 indie fighter from Modus Games (the same publisher of Them's Fightin' Herds). Gameplay Group is listed as the publisher of Diesel Legacy and Them's Fightin' Herds, as was the publisher of Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game before Paramount's newly-formed video game company stepped in to help get it across the line. IGN’s Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game review returned an 8/10. We said: “Despite some puzzling omissions and a lackluster story mode, Avatar Legends is a fighting game fan's dream, with a diverse roster, an incredibly flexible combat system that rewards precision and creativity, and some of the coolest looking combos around.” Wesley is Director, News at IGN. Find him on Twitter at @wyp100. You can reach Wesley at [email protected] or confidentially at *****@*****.tld. View the full article

Bethesda is promising that the development roadmap for The Elder Scrolls 6 hasn't been impacted by mass layoffs across Xbox's various subsidiaries, despite some current and former staff fearing the worst. Earlier this month, Xbox began what it called a "reset" of its business. In plain words, that meant the console maker parted ways with four first-party studios and laid off 1,600 workers across Xbox Game Studios, Bethesda, and Activision Blizzard, with 1,600 more job cuts coming over the course of the next year. Now, asked about whether the sweeping cuts have impacted The Elder Scrolls 6's development timeline at all, Bethesda tells YouTuber MrMattyPlays that production on its most-hyped upcoming game is going just fine, thank you very much: "No, the roadmap is unaffected." [Hidden Content] The question was tossed toward Bethesda because the publisher was hit particularly hard by Xbox's layoffs and because several staffers are seemingly far more worried about the fantasy epic's development than their employer. Citing anonymous sources, IGN reported that several The Elder Scrolls 6 developers are worried about potential delays, crunch culture, and an extra reliance on contractors who would be unfamiliar with the studio's proprietary game dev tech. The Elder Scrolls Online is already struggling with "team bandwidth" after developer Zenimax Online Studios lost well over 100 team members, but we likely won't see how the worker reductions affect The Elder Scrolls 6 until the game finally, maybe, rears its head once again. Bethesda Game Studios' mammoth RPG was first announced to the public in the summer of 2018 with a trailer that didn't reveal much. There was a logo, a non-descript landscape, and a promise that BGS would eventually start properly making the sequel once Starfield was in the wild. Last we heard, the company said it was happy with its progress on The Elder Scrolls 6. "The next chapter is on the way. We're where we planned to be, loving how it looks, and playing it every day," it wrote. "Don't fall for it": Union says Fallout 5 and Elder Scrolls 6 news shouldn't distract you from huge Bethesda layoffs as Xbox CEO praises the series' "remarkable" achievements [/url]View the full article

Open-world survival-crafting games continue to dominate Steam, but every so often one comes along that feels like it is pulling ideas from several fan favorites at once. That's exactly the case with a newly announced sci-fi survival game that blends open-world exploration, automation, and base building in a way that should immediately catch the attention of Steam players who enjoy games like Satisfactory and The Planet Crafter (with a little bit of Subnautica's resource management thrown in for good measure). View the full article

Vermila Studios, the developer of Blumhouse-published Crisol: Theater of Idols, has shut down according to staff. Reports started emerging earlier this week that the studio may be conducting layoffs, and as staff have taken to social media to confirm this, some have stated that the entire studio is closing down. Game designer Raúl Pernía Alejandro wrote a thread on X, stating that the Madrid-based studio was no more. Read More... View the full article

iRacing has confirmed the release date for its second stab at a standalone NASCAR game, following on from last year’s robust NASCAR 25. NASCAR 26 will be officially launched on September 18, 2026 (albeit following a three-day early access ******* for purchasers of the game’s higher-priced ‘Gold Edition’). A new developer diary published today, featuring producer Matt Lewis and creative director Mike DeVault, discussed a number of additions and improvements to this year’s game. NASCAR 26 will feature dynamic track surfaces, which will rubber in as race weekends progress. This evolution will open up new strategies as new racing lines become available. The team has also addressed some bugbears present in NASCAR 25 around road course track limits, as well as the fact that opponents would never retire – even following major incidents. The development team has loosened some of the track restrictions to cut down on unrealistic penalties, and NASCAR 26 will feature AI DNFs. “These quality of life improvements, right?” said Lewis. “Which are minor asks in the grand scheme of things, but just again showing that we’re listening to the community.” NASCAR 26 will also feature the 10-round Chase, which will be available as a completely standalone mode. “You go in, you set up the field that you want to compete against and you just run those last 10 races,” explained Lewis. “So that’s going to be an awesome feature as well.” New gameplay footage of NASCAR 26 is expected to be published next week. Luke is a Senior Editor on the IGN reviews team. You can track him down on Bluesky @mrlukereilly to ask him things about stuff. View the full article

If you need some more games as we come close to the weekend, and perhaps for the Summer holidays - two fresh Humble Bundles are live with plenty of choices. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article

On August 20th, the excellent Yet Another Zombie Survivors 1.0 finally launches - we have a new trailer and new details of what to expect from it. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article

On Wednesday, Slitherine Games announced that it had partnered with Asmodee to release a digital edition of Richard Borg's iconic WW2 strategy board game Memoir '44. I got a behind the scenes peek at an early alpha demo with developer Volcanite, and I think Slitherine is underselling the project - more than half of what I saw (and sadly am not allowed to show you) was completely new for the digital edition. Read the full story on Wargamer: Exclusive: Memoir '44's digital edition will be far more than just a board game port View the full article

METAL GEAR SOLID: MASTER COLLECTION Vol.2 from KONAMI arrives on August 27th, and they've now given a bit more detail on what you'll need for it. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article

Valve just upgraded the Steam Wishlist and Steam Gifts system - to bring new features and they sounds like truly major upgrades. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article

The game will be fully voiced by *******-dub actors of anime, rather than including English or Japanese voiceovers. View the full article

Despite being one of the most iconic Star Wars characters outside of its major live-action and animated projects, Mara ***** is one character that unfortunately hasn't been able to claw her way back into the canon side of the franchise. While some concepts from Star Wars Legends have trickled through into canon Star Wars projects over the years to allow for new storytelling potential, Disney has refused to allow certain fan-favorite characters like Mara to make their way over. View the full article

A new Steam Client update has been released and will be automatically downloaded. Downloads Fix bug negatively affecting the efficiency of the Steam content delivery system. View the full article

A new Steam Client update has been released and will be automatically downloaded. Downloads Fix bug negatively affecting the efficiency of the Steam content delivery system. View the full article

There are few horror projects quite as compelling as Supernatural and Resident Evil. Sure, both have had their ups and downs, but, for the most part, save a handful of less-than-stellar entries, they've delivered fairly consistent scares, adventures, and iconic characters that have inspired future generations of video games, TV series, and films. So, it is only natural that fans of both would want a new project to come along and continue their excellence. View the full article

From the archives: This feature was originally published in PC Gamer #305 (***, June 2017). It appears below as originally written, with only minor changes in formatting and presentation... Read more.View the full article

t this point being into the digital versions of Blood Bowl is basically masochism. In the 1990s MicroLeague published a version that was so cheap and ****** I said, "to call it barebones would be an insult to skeletons." Cyanide picked up the licence after that, releasing two decent adaptations whose DLC model was controversial at the time but seems blessedly sensible compared to Blood Bowl 3, a live-service seasonal microtransaction confusatron that's basically a poster child for "look how they massacred my boy" memes... Read more.View the full article

A brand-new update to Steam has added new features for gifting games, fulfilling a long-standing request from the userbase. This is just the latest in recent changes to Steam's game gifting options in recent months. View the full article

This title follows Xenosaga Pied Piper and Namco Chronicle in getting ported to current platforms. View the full article