RTD / EVIDENCE LOG

Retro Tower Defense code history

A chronological record of what entered the tracker, what changed, and what still needs an in-game check.

Editorial update: Editorial page

Current snapshot: the developer's Roblox description currently names RETRO, FREETIX, and NEW. Eight additional records appear in two independent lists checked on August 29, 2026. Tower Codes Hub has completed zero in-game tests, so developer-listed and source-seen are evidence labels—not active guarantees.

Verification status at a glance

3developer-listed
8source-seen
0in-game verified
2026-08-29latest source check

Current code records

CodeReported rewardFirst seenCurrent state
FREETIX100 MoneyPCGamesN and Roblox Den agree on 100 Money. The developer page lists the code but does not state its reward.Retro Tower Defense on Roblox · PCGamesN code list · Roblox Den code listDeveloper-listedCurrently named in the developer's Roblox game description; Tower Codes Hub has not tested it in game.
NEW100 MoneyPCGamesN and Roblox Den agree on 100 Money. The developer page lists the code but does not state its reward.Retro Tower Defense on Roblox · PCGamesN code list · Roblox Den code listDeveloper-listedCurrently named in the developer's Roblox game description; copy the exact uppercase text.
RETROReward disputedPCGamesN reports 100 Money + one revive; Roblox Den reports 50 Tix. The developer page lists the code without a reward.Retro Tower Defense on Roblox · PCGamesN code list · Roblox Den code listDeveloper-listedThe code is developer-listed, but the reward remains unresolved until an in-game check.
TELAMON50 Money / TixPCGamesN calls the reward 50 Money; Roblox Den calls it 50 Tix.PCGamesN code list · Roblox Den code listSource-seenListed by two current independent sources; not present in the developer's current game description.
DUSEKKAR50 Money / TixPCGamesN calls the reward 50 Money; Roblox Den calls it 50 Tix.PCGamesN code list · Roblox Den code listSource-seenListed by two current independent sources; not present in the developer's current game description.
1X1X1X150 Money / TixPCGamesN calls the reward 50 Money; Roblox Den calls it 50 Tix.PCGamesN code list · Roblox Den code listSource-seenListed by two current independent sources. Copy carefully: this record uses the number 1 and uppercase X.
BLOXXER50 Money / TixPCGamesN calls the reward 50 Money; Roblox Den calls it 50 Tix.PCGamesN code list · Roblox Den code listSource-seenListed by two current independent sources; Tower Codes Hub has not tested it in game.
V3RT100 currency + XPPCGamesN reports 100 Money + 100 XP; Roblox Den reports 100 Tix + some experience.PCGamesN code list · Roblox Den code listSource-seenBoth independent sources list the code, but their reward wording is not identical.
GULLIBLEReward disputedPCGamesN reports 200 Tix; Roblox Den reports one Revive.PCGamesN code list · Roblox Den code listSource-seenThe independent sources disagree materially; do not rely on either reward until tested.
JOHNDOE50 Money / TixPCGamesN calls the reward 50 Money; Roblox Den calls it 50 Tix.PCGamesN code list · Roblox Den code listSource-seenListed by two current independent sources; Tower Codes Hub has not tested it in game.
1stBirthdayBirthday 1x1x1x1 skinPCGamesN lists the birthday skin; Roblox Den lists the same reward but marks the code as needing a check.PCGamesN code list · Roblox Den code listSource-seenAvailability is unresolved. Preserve the lowercase ‘st’ if testing the code.

A reward in this table is a reported claim attached to the candidate. It remains unverified until a dated in-game result confirms the response and resource change.

Change timeline

  1. Developer check

    Three codes confirmed as currently developer-listed

    The Roblox game description names RETRO, FREETIX, and NEW. It does not state their rewards.

  2. Cross-source check

    Eight more records added

    PCGamesN and Roblox Den both list TELAMON, DUSEKKAR, 1X1X1X1, BLOXXER, V3RT, GULLIBLE, JOHNDOE, and 1stBirthday. Conflicting rewards remain unresolved.

  3. Policy event

    Evidence states were separated

    The tracker now distinguishes developer-listed, source-seen, verified, and expired. No record becomes verified without a dated in-game check.

How to read this history

First seen

The date this tracker observed a candidate. It is not the original release date.

Verified at

The date a controlled in-game test confirmed the result. Blank means unverified.

Status changed

The date and evidence that moved a record between source-seen, verified, and expired.

Code history questions

What is the newest code in this history?

The birthday code appears newest in the two independent lists checked on August 29, 2026, but Tower Codes Hub has not confirmed it in game.

Is first seen the same as release date?

No. First seen is only the date this tracker observed the candidate.

Why keep expired records later?

Keeping the evidence trail shows what changed and prevents an old code from silently returning as a supposedly new one.

How can a record become verified?

A dated in-game test must capture the exact response and a matching resource or inventory change.