The short answer
This wiki has no verified expired TTK Testing codes, and it has no verified active codes. Both columns are empty on purpose. A code can be called expired only after a primary source once published it and a later primary source shows that it ended. The official Roblox description for place 120189115846709 did not publish a code on the October 15, 2026 check or on the October 25, 2026 check. The games API name field that morning did not contain a code either. Without a first publication, there is nothing honest to retire.
Pages that show a long expired table are inventing a history. This page explains how to test that claim, how a real expiry would have to look, and which habits mark a fake code site. It does not print a string for you to try. Last checked: October 25, 2026.
Why the expired column is empty
Expired is a status word. It means "this was official, and now it is over." Active means "this is official, and the game still accepts it." Unverified means "someone said a string, and no primary surface agrees." The codes page uses Active: none for the current result. This page uses the same evidence for the past. We cannot find a day when Sable Digital's listing published a string, so we cannot find a day when that string expired.
The October 25, 2026 API read, universe 10090256806 at 09:15 UTC+8, returned the name "TTK Testing 🎃 [NEW AR15]" and an updated field of 2026-10-23 UTC. A pumpkin in the title is a seasonal mark. It is not a code, and it is not an expiry date for a code. [NEW AR15] is a weapon label in the title. It is not a promo string that used to work. The updated field tells you the catalog entry changed. It does not tell you a reward rotated. The Halloween marker page refuses to invent an event. This page refuses to invent the event's coupon.
The June 2, 2026 DevForum post does not publish a redeem code either. Comments under that thread are not the post. A reply that drops a string is a lead. Leads do not fill the expired table. The grade for that decision is on how we verify and source methodology. Lead is the ceiling until the game page or a redemption field the official surface has explained says otherwise.
What would have to be true before we print an expiry
All of the following would have to be true, and we would date each one. The string appeared on the official Roblox description, or on a surface that description links, with the reward in the same place. A later read of that same surface removed the string, replaced it, or said it had ended. The place id was 120189115846709 on both reads, so we did not watch a different experience. The creator was Sable Digital on both reads. Until those reads exist in our notes, the expired list stays blank. A video that says "this expired yesterday" does not substitute for the first read. A wiki that copied the video does not substitute either.
We also will not mark a code expired because it failed when someone typed it. Failure can mean the string was never real. Calling it expired upgrades a fake into a piece of history. The honest label for a string that never had a primary source is unverified, and the public version of that label on this site is silence. We do not print the unverified string "so people can avoid it." Printing it spreads it.
How to judge a code someone says has expired
- Ask for the official sentence that published the code, not the sentence that declared it dead. Expiry without publication is a story.
- Open the game page and confirm place id 120189115846709 and creator Sable Digital. A similar shooter is a different game.
- Read the current description for a code, a reward, and any expiry language. If none of those words are there, the current official position is still empty. The codes page records that emptiness.
- If the person cites an old screenshot, ask whether the host in the address bar was roblox.com and whether the place id was visible. A cropped image of a text list is not the game page.
- Check the client only for a redemption field the official description has mentioned. As of October 25, 2026 the description has not documented that field. Absence is a finding. The how to redeem page says how a real field would have to look before a string matters.
- If any step fails, leave the code unverified. Do not move it into your own expired notes as fact. Do not type it "just in case."
A useful reply to a friend is short. "The Sable Digital page still has no code, and this wiki has no record that one was ever official. I am not typing it." That reply matches the evidence. A long argument about which fan list updated faster does not.
What a fake code site looks like
Fake code pages are common around Roblox shooters, and TTK Testing's search traffic attracts them. The official links page lists the only destinations we treat as official: the Roblox game page, the games API record for universe 10090256806, and the June 2 DevForum thread. Anything else has to argue its way up from lead. Most code sites do not try. They skip to a table.
Check the host before the headline. The game page is on roblox.com with the place id above. The developer post is on devforum.roblox.com in that specific thread. A domain that borrows the word Roblox, or that adds "codes," "gift," or "free" beside a look-alike name, is not those hosts. A shortened link that hides the host is a reason to stop and expand it somewhere you can read the name. Bookmark the real game page and use the bookmark when a result looks slightly wrong.
Then look at the shape of the page, not the enthusiasm of the headline. These habits show up together on pages that are not reading Sable Digital's description.
- Many strings, each with a generic reward, and no quotation from the official description.
- A countdown or a "still working" badge with no link to the place id.
- An expired table that is longer than the active table, on a game whose official page has never shown a code.
- A demand to disable an ad blocker, complete an offer, log in, or "verify" a Roblox account on a site that is not roblox.com.
- A request for your password, your cookie, or a payment to unlock the list. This wiki will never ask for those. The real game page does not need them to be read.
- Codes copied from unrelated experiences, pasted under this game's name because the thumbnail looked similar.
- A Discord invite described as the staff channel, when the Roblox listing we checked does not link an official invite. The Discord page records that gap.
An expired table is not a milder version of an active table. It is the same invention with a safer tone. "These do not work anymore" still teaches the strings, and it still implies the studio once shipped them. If the studio's page never did, the safer tone is the misleading part. Treat the whole table as untrusted. Do not work down it. Do not share it into a chat with a warning that feels like a review. The warning will be cropped and the strings will remain.
Seasonal pages and title marks
When a title gains a seasonal mark, code sites often invent a matching word. The pumpkin in the October 25 name is the current example. It does not authorize guesses built out of the holiday, the weapon bracket, or the word testing. The description is the place a real code would be written. If it is not written there, the seasonal art on someone else's thumbnail is not a backup source. Re-read the description after the updated field moves. A new date is a reason to look again. It is not a reason to assume a code arrived with the date.
Where redemption fits, once a real code exists
This page does not teach a button path the official description has not documented. The how to redeem page is the checklist for the day a field exists: confirm the place id, confirm the string is on the official surface, confirm the client shows a place to enter it, and only then type. Until that day, there is no expired code to enter and no active code to enter. Playing does not depend on either column. The public test is a 12-player shooter with confirmed controls. The beginner guide starts from those controls.
XP and IC may be wiped. That warning is on the official description and on the XP and IC page. It is not evidence that a code system paid those currencies out in the past. A wipe can happen with no codes at all. Do not reconstruct a code history to explain a balance you lost. Write to Roblox or to the creators if the problem is your account. This inbox cannot restore a balance, and the contact page says so.
Common mistakes
- Assuming every live game has a code archive, so an empty archive must be unfinished research. Empty is the research, twice, on October 15 and October 25, 2026.
- Calling a failed guess expired. Failure of an unpublished string does not create a past tense for it.
- Trusting an expired table because it admits the codes do not work. The admission is not a source.
- Typing a seasonal word because the title has a pumpkin or an AR15 bracket.
- Using a code site that asks you to prove you are human by signing into an account. Close it.
- Sending us the string alone and asking us to "just add it as expired." Mail is a lead. The official sentence is the source. The contact page tells you what to attach.
FAQ
So there are no expired codes at all?
There are no expired codes we can verify. There may be strings on other websites. Those strings are not verified history. We will not copy them into this column to look complete.
What if I personally redeemed something months ago?
Memory is a lead. If you can point at the official sentence that published the string, send that sentence, the date you saw it, and the place id. If you cannot, we cannot reconstruct the sentence from the memory. The expired column stays empty.
Will a future code be listed as expired automatically when the title changes?
No. A title change is a new read of the name field. Expiry is a pair of reads about a specific string. We would date both reads. A pumpkin, a weapon bracket, or a move in the updated field does not retire a code by itself.
Are old codes from similar Roblox shooters worth trying?
No. A different place id is a different experience. The grade table calls that a refusal, not a lead. Do not import strings across games.
Where do I watch for a real one?
The Roblox game page for place 120189115846709, creator Sable Digital. Then the redemption path only if that page has started to describe one. Our codes page will move when that happens, and this page will gain an expired row only after a later read ends a string we had already accepted.
Sources
- Roblox game page, place 120189115846709: official description. No code string on the checks this wiki records for October 15, 2026 and October 25, 2026.
- Games API, universe 10090256806, October 25, 2026, 09:15 UTC+8: name and updated fields, neither of which supplied a code. See game stats.
- DevForum, June 2, 2026: developer post. No redeem code in the post we cite.
Last checked: October 25, 2026. This page prints no code strings.