HERO x HERO VR Codes (September 2026): Free Chips and Redemption Guide

Redeem free Chips in HERO x HERO VR with active codes, plus every expired code and the exact keypad steps to claim rewards on Meta Quest.

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HERO x HERO VR Codes

HERO x HERO VR entered Early Access on Meta Quest on April 17, 2026, and developer SigmonVR has kept a slow but steady drip of redeem codes flowing through its official Discord since launch. As of September 1, 2026, only one code is active, a smaller list than you’ll find on code-heavy Roblox titles, but each one still hands out Chips worth grabbing before they expire.

Chips fund nearly everything in the game’s progression loop: upgrading Hero Souls, buying cosmetics, and picking up gear bundles. With cosmetic bundles priced at $29.99 to $49.99 in the store, a free code is worth more here than in most Roblox games with codes. Below is every working code, the full graveyard of expired ones, and the exact keypad steps to redeem them.

Active HERO x HERO VR Codes

CodeRewardStatus
26353300 ChipsNew (as of September 1, 2026)

Expired HERO x HERO VR codes

These no longer work. Don’t waste keypad attempts on them:

12012, 98660, 33912, 43064, 15580, 90674, 80085, 82918, 34249, 87976

How to Redeem Codes in HERO x HERO VR

  1. Launch HERO x HERO on your Quest 2, Quest 3, Quest 3S, or Quest Pro headset.
  2. Walk your character to the keypad planted in the starting area.
  3. Type the code into the gift code field exactly as listed above.
  4. Select Claim Gift to confirm.

Your Chips total updates on screen the moment the code lands. You don’t need to restart the app. If a code fails, double-check the digits, confirm your headset has an active connection, and verify the code hasn’t expired before trying again.

Why HERO x HERO VR has So Few Codes Right Now

The short active list isn’t a bug in the tracking, it’s a function of where the game sits in development. HERO x HERO is still in Early Access, and SigmonVR ties most code drops to updates and milestones rather than a regular weekly schedule. That’s a different rhythm than a mature Roblox economy game pumping out codes for every subscriber count or holiday.

Expect the pace to pick up as the game approaches full release, with new codes posted first on the official Discord server rather than the in-game news feed.

Other Ways to Earn Chips in HERO x HERO VR

Codes aren’t the only Chip source. Mining, boss fights against the game’s demon enemies, and PvP matches all pay out Chips as you play. Players leaning on progression instead of codes report boss fights as the more consistent grind, since mining yields fluctuate with map location.

If you’re farming Chips for a Hero Soul upgrade, splitting time between bosses and mining beats waiting on the next code alone.

Signing Off

HERO x HERO VR’s code list will likely stay thin until the game exits Early Access and SigmonVR settles into a predictable content cadence. Checking the Discord around major updates remains the fastest way to catch new codes before they expire.

Readers tracking other Early Access and gacha-style code drops will recognize the pattern: fewer codes, but each one carries more weight than in a saturated Roblox economy.

What is a HERO x HERO VR code?

It’s a short numeric string SigmonVR releases that players redeem at an in-game keypad for free Chips or cosmetic rewards.

Do expired codes ever come back?

No confirmed cases so far. Once SigmonVR marks a code expired, like 12012 or 34249, it stops working permanently.

Where can I find new HERO x HERO VR codes first?

The official Discord server posts new codes before they show up anywhere else, typically timed to updates or milestones. Compare that update rhythm to code-heavy titles like Legend of Mushroom or Idle Heroes, which push codes far more often.

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Swetabh Shekhar is a gaming journalist at The SportsRush with a Master’s degree in Mass Communication. He has been playing video games since childhood and has seen the gaming industry evolve firsthand across PC, console, and online platforms. His coverage spans major franchises such as GTA, Assassin’s Creed, Call of Duty, Prince of Persia, and The Walking Dead. He also closely follows Roblox, with a strong interest in its evolving games, frequent updates, and creator driven ecosystem. Outside of gaming, Swetabh is passionate about fitness and spends his free time reading books on finance.
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