‘Wuthering Waves’ Released Codes To Redeem Free Items

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'Wuthering Waves' (Image: Kuro Games)

'Wuthering Waves' (Image: Kuro Games)

The hit 2024 gacha game Wuthering Waves has released free codes for players to win all kinds of items in the game. Developer Kuro Games created these as a sign of gratitude for all the fan support of the game for the past year. Players can receive 50 Astrite, two Medium Resonance Potions, two Medium Revival Inhalers, two Medium Energy Bags and 10,000 Shell Credits with the code “WUTHERINGGIFT,” and “WUWA4PC” can be submitted to win 50 Astrite and 20,000 Shell Credits, but only on PC.

To redeem these codes, players must reach Union Level 2, open the in-game menu, open the settings menu, hit “Other settings,” and then press “Redemption Box.” This will allow players to submit the codes. Once the codes are typed in, all that is left to do is hit “Confirm,” and then fans can reap their rewards.

However, fans must take note that there is no website to redeem these codes – it can only be done in the game itself.

Fans are encouraged to keep an eye out for Kuro Games to drop more codes.

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