Minecraft is an ever-expanding franchise, and there are frequent giveaways to celebrate this fact, including some of the Minecraft Dungeons 2 codes below. Minecraft skins have always been among players’ favorite ways to express themselves (outside of creative mode), and are a popular addition even in a single-player capacity. So, with the Minecraft Dungeons 2 launch, there too came some fresh customization options.

While a few of the rewards listed below are redeemed automatically once requirements are met, one is a redemption code that needs to be claimed in-game. This differs to how you would redeem codes for the Minecraft vanilla game, perhaps leading to some confusion, so here’s what you need to know.

Minecraft Dungeons 2 codes

These are the Minecraft Dungeons 2 codes and rewards you can get right now:

Only one of these is an actual code, and that’s the Corrupted Creeper Cape, which can sadly no longer be obtained, but can still be redeemed in-game if you were lucky enough to get one or participated in the Twitch and TikTok watch reward campaigns. If you’re unsure how to do so, check out the instructions below.

Rather than actually being codes, the other rewards are claimed in-game automatically once requirements have been met.

Since there is a Minecraft Dungeons codes redemption box in-game, I’d expect to see even more rewards shared this way in the future, and I’ll share them here when they arrive.

How to redeem Minecraft Dungeons 2 codes

To redeem Minecraft Dungeons 2 codes, enter the settings menu from in-game, then scroll to the bottom of the General settings menu, where you’ll find the code redemption box. Enter your unique code here, hit enter or controller equivalent, and you’ll be granted your rewards!

There is another Minecraft Dungeons 2 reward available, the Aurora Cape, but while the reward is for watching Dungeons 2, it’s only available to claim in the vanilla game, which must instead be done here. If you try to claim your Minecraft Dungeons 2 codes here, it won’t work!

While you’re here, why not check out our Minecraft Dungeons 2 review, which compares it to a more grown-up ARPG, while discussing how it’s also better than the first Dungeons game.

© GamesRadar+. Not to be reproduced without permission.