Arasaka Academy Codes

Most failed Arasaka Academy codes come down to one of these:

• Not in the group: without Ordinance Games membership, codes are rejected. This is the most common reason.
• Capital letters: TWELVEKLikes and CodeLikeCodeLIke must match exactly. The Copy button keeps the case right.
• Already claimed: each code works once per player, so a code you used before will not pay out again.
• Expired codes: RELEASED, APOLOGY and the older like-milestone codes such as TenKLikes no longer work.

The official Arasaka Academy Trello is at trello.com/b/fXzKq9ml/arasaka-academy-trello. We checked it on October 25, 2026, and it was updated that same day. It is the best reference for the game: cards cover the map, clothing, progression, events, fighting styles, the cyberware and implants, gangs and the important characters, mostly in both English and Japanese.

The board's Links card points to the official Discord at discord.gg/ArasakaAcademy, which we checked opens the Arasaka Academy server with about 20,000 members, and to the Ordinance Games group. Its Working Codes card lists the current codes, which is why we use it as the first source for the table above.

Arasaka Academy is a Roblox game from Ordinance Games, made by KarmaDX3, 4unkin and All_ForSause. The official Trello describes it as a game inspired by Cyberpunk 2077 and Gakuran, set in Night City in the year 2077. It is a high school roleplay game first, but outside of classes you can hang out, fight, enter Gladiator events, compete in the Underground Fighting Ring and form your own gang.

There is also a light to moderate progression system. You level five attributes, Tech, Body, Cool, Reflex and Intelligence, through a skill tree where some paths lock you out of others. You earn attribute experience by fighting, doing classwork, finishing gigs, playing sports, joining events and, for Cool, simply chatting in game.

• P: phone, where the Job app and gang creation live.
• M: menu, including Codes and the Appearance tab.
• Tab: scanner.
• Z, X and C: your three cyberware slots.
• Q: dash. Shift: sprint. T: fighting stance. B: grip. G: emotes.

Every reward from Arasaka Academy codes is Rerolls, and they are spent on the random rolls that shape your character. One of the most important is Cyberware Capacity, which you roll in the Combat section of the Appearance tab in the menu. The official Trello explains why it matters: each use of some cyberware adds Cyberpsychosis points, and once they pass your capacity you go Cyberpsycho and a MaxTac platoon is sent after you.

The Trello gives an example. With 100 capacity and a Sandevistan that adds 35 points per use, you are safe after two activations and go Cyberpsycho on the third. A higher capacity lets you use your best cyberware more often before that happens.

Codes do not give cyberware directly, but the Trello explains where it comes from. There are only two rarities, General and Rare. Rare cyberware, such as Sandevistans, Cyberdecks and Berserks, is not available when you first spawn. You get it from crates, events, trading or by stealing it from other players.

• Gigs: open the Job app on your phone and take a contract. Each finished job pays 100 eddies plus Mini Crates, one at Gig Level 1 to 9, two at 10 to 14 and three from level 15.
• Cyberpsycho boss: one spawns every hour somewhere on the map. Deal at least 100 damage to qualify for its Rare and Mini Crates.
• Gladiator: at least 20 players fight 1v1 rounds, and the winner gets 4 Mini Crates and 5,000 eddies.
• Rare Crates always contain rare cyberware, while Mini Crates only have a very low chance.

The newest relic on the board is Capri, which drops in two halves with a 1 in 1,000 chance each. Its card was updated on October 25, the same day the unconfirmed Capri code appeared.

We check Arasaka Academy codes by hand. A code goes into the main table only when at least two independent sources agree on it, or when it comes straight from the official game description or rules. Codes that only one source reports, or that sources disagree on, are kept in a separate unconfirmed table, so you can still try them without mistaking them for confirmed codes. A code moves to the expired list once it is reported as no longer working.

This page was last checked on October 25, 2026. We never make up codes or rewards, and we keep a list of the sources behind every code. If something on this page no longer matches what you see in the game, tell us with the Feedback button and we will check it again.

Every code is listed exactly the way the game expects it, with the same capital letters, numbers and symbols, so the safest way to enter one is the Copy button next to it rather than typing it by hand. A code that turns out to be wrong is moved to the right table, never silently deleted.