Developer MiHoYo has yet another hit on its hands with the release of Zenless Zone Zero with part of the success no doubt being down to the fact you get loads of cool freebies with ZZZ codes to help you get started. We've got the full list and how to use them explained, as well as which codes have since expired.

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These codes can net you items such as Dennies, Energy Modules and Polychromes.

MiHoYo is the team behind the massively popular Genshin Impact, so it's fair to say they know a thing or two about player engagement. We fall for it every time! Who could blame us, there's a whole raft of cool characters that are brought to life by a brilliant cast.

Still, these codes do expire so it's best that we won't dilly dally or we'll end up with zero Zenless Zone Zero codes and find ourselves in a zenless zone of regret.

Be sure that you don't miss out on the daily check-ins or banners and keep a look out for all the HIA coins too.

Read on!

How to redeem codes in Zenless Zone Zero

Zenless Zone Zero
Zenless Zone Zero. MiHoYo

You can redeem Zenless Zone Zero codes in-game or on the official code redemption website. It’s worth noting that you must reach Inter-Knot Level 5 and complete The Hare and the Proxy before you can redeem any ZZZ code.

Here’s how to redeem Zenless Zone Zero codes in-game:

  • Open the menu
  • Choose 'More'
  • Click on 'Redemption Code'
  • Input the code you wish to redeem
  • Select 'Redeem'

You’ll find all your rewards from code redemption in your in-game mailbox.

To redeem a ZZZ code on the official site, do the following:

  • Head to the Zenless Zone Zero Redemption Code website
  • Sign in to your HoYoverse account – link your created character and link it to your account
  • Select the server you play in
  • Obtain the character nickname you want to redeem the code for
  • Input the code you wish to redeem in the 'Redemption Code' section
  • Click 'Redeem'

Once you’ve redeemed a code on the official site, your reward items will appear in-game in your mailbox.

Full list of codes in Zenless Zone Zero

Zenless Zone Zero still showing a group of characters gathered outside a store
Zenless Zone Zero. MiHoYo

As of the game’s launch in July 2024, there are a few active, working Zenless Zone Zero codes. You can only use each code once per account character, so don’t go trying the same code again and again.

The full list of working codes in Zenless Zone Zero in July 2024 is as follows (and the rewards you’ll get for redeeming them):

  • ZZZHOYOLAB | 10,000 Dennies and three Official Investigator Logs
  • ZENLESSGIFT | 50 Polychromes, two Official Investigator Logs, three W-Engine Power Supplies and one Bangboo Algorithm Module
  • ZENLESSLAUNCH | 60 Polychromes and 6,666 Dennies - can only be redeemed once
  • CATCHABOO | 30 Polychromes
  • KANURBT5MQ8D | 40 Polychromes

Expired Codes

  • ZZZFREE100 | 300 Polychrome, 30,000 Dennies, two Senior Investigator Logs, and three W-Engine Energy Modules
  • ZZZ2024 | 50 Polychromes and 6,000 Dennies
  • ZZZTVCM | 50 Polychromes and 6,000 Dennies
  • ZZZFREE100 | 300 Polychromes, 30,000 Dennies, two Senior Investigator Logs and three W-Engine Energy Modules
  • 4BPDRBT459RH | 6,000 Dennies
  • NS6U9TTLM6AV | 2 Bangboo Algorithm Modules
  • XTNDQAS44985 | 4 Official Investigator Logs
  • NB6D9SB4MPSZ | 6 Crystallised Plating Agents
  • USNC9SB4499R | 6 W-Engine Power Supplies

We'll do our best to keep this list up to date as new codes are confirmed and old ones stop working. Now, get out there and start redeeming those ZZZ codes for some great freebies!

Zenless Zone Zero is available across PlayStation 5, iOS, Android and Microsoft Windows.

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