Tap Simulator REBORN Codes: The Field Was Idle Until October 21

The codes menu existed for months before it did anything. Cursor Makers shipped the first batch with the Halloween update on October 21, turning on a Settings → Codes field that had been idle since launch, and five independent trackers already list both strings as working: BOO! (1 Luck Potion I plus 100 Candy Corn) and spooky (1 Luck Potion II, 1 Coins Potion II, 1 Gems Potion I, 250 Candy Corn).

The old “no codes yet” verdict on this page was correct while it lasted: the box existed from day one but the developer had released nothing. That changed on October 21, so treat any list still saying “REBORN has no codes” as out of date.

What the first drop tells us about future codes

The first batch arrived with a seasonal update and hands out consumables — luck, coin and gem potions plus event currency. That matches how the genre works: expect new strings around major updates, holiday events and like/favorite milestones, and expect them to be short-lived. Both current codes carry Halloween candy, so they will almost certainly be retired when the event window closes — redeem them now rather than saving them.

The name trap: why the original’s codes do not work here

There is an older Roblox game called just Tap Simulator with its own long-running code scene — CLANS, MASTERY, TELEPORT, LUCKYTOTEM and friends, tracked by allthings.how, Lawod and iGeeksBlog. Those codes belong to that developer’s economy. REBORN is a different studio’s separate title that shares part of a name, so pasting a Tap Simulator code into REBORN does nothing. We never mix the two pools.

How to redeem

1. Launch Tap Simulator REBORN and wait for the tapping area to load
2. Tap the gear icon in the top-right corner
3. Select the Codes tab at the bottom of the Settings panel
4. Paste BOO! or spooky exactly — the exclamation mark and the all-lowercase spelling both matter
5. Press Redeem; potions and Candy Corn land in your inventory immediately

Be realistic about the value: this is an incremental game, so a potion batch buys a session’s progress rather than a tier. Useful on day one, irrelevant by hour three. The codes page re-checks the developer’s channels daily so the next drop does not pass you by.