Hunters on Roblox — clear dungeons, roll for gear, and build your hunter from the ground up

Hunters Free Robux Guide (2026) — Tips, Codes & Strategies

By Earnaldo • Published June 1, 2026 • Updated June 1, 2026 • 10 min read

Hunters is one of the highest-rated dungeon RPGs on Roblox right now, and it earns that rating. The Solo Leveling-inspired grind loop — fight monsters, roll for gear, push harder gates — is genuinely addictive once it clicks. This guide covers every active code, how to spend your stat points, which game passes are worth buying, and how to pick up free Robux on the side so you don't have to pay out of pocket.

What Is Hunters on Roblox?

Hunters is a dungeon-crawler RPG developed by MS: Hunters, the studio behind developer _JustMikami (also known as Mikami Studios). The game arrived on Roblox in early 2025 and pulls its core identity from the Solo Leveling manhwa — you're a hunter selected by the system to fight increasingly dangerous monsters, clear gates of various ranks, and collect rare gear through a rolling mechanic.

You can find the game directly on Roblox at Place ID 72992062125248: roblox.com/games/72992062125248/Hunters. Despite the developer noting it's still in heavy development, the player reception has been exceptional — over 534,000 ratings with an approval score around 96.7 out of 100.

The game is free to play across all Roblox-supported platforms. Updates, new codes, and announcements come through the official MS: Hunters Roblox group, the Discord server (hunterss), YouTube channel @_JustMikami, and Twitter/X account @MikamiStudios. Watching those channels is the fastest way to catch new codes before they expire.

Combat inside a Hunters dungeon — bosses scale sharply as you push to higher-rank gates

Core Mechanics & Key Features

Hunters isn't a passive clicker. It rewards active play, deliberate stat decisions, and grinding patience. These are the systems you'll spend most of your time in.

Real-Time Combat

Combat is fast and skill-dependent. The controls you need from day one:

• M1 — Basic Attack
• M2 — Feint (bait an enemy block, then punish)
• W + W — Sprint
• F — Block (time it precisely to trigger a Parry)
• Q — Dash (your most important survival tool)

Parrying staggers an enemy and opens a free damage window. Against standard mobs it's optional. Against late-game bosses, it's often the only way to avoid a wipe. Spend time in lower-tier dungeons drilling the F-key timing until it's muscle memory.

Gear Rolling

Every meaningful piece of equipment in Hunters comes from the Roll system. You click Roll and receive a random item from the current loot pool. Higher-rarity gear drops at much lower rates, so you're realistically doing hundreds of rolls — sometimes thousands — to complete a strong build.

Luck Potions (earnable from codes) temporarily boost your rarity odds. Stack them before long rolling sessions rather than burning them one at a time. The Quick Roll game pass, which speeds up the animation between rolls, becomes noticeably valuable at this scale.

Dungeons & Gates

Dungeons are the main source of EXP, Gold, and premium loot. Each gate has a minimum character level and power requirement. Early gates are forgiving; the difficulty ramps steeply as you progress. You can run solo or in a party — parties speed up boss kills but split the loot, so the tradeoff depends on your current power level.

Offline EXP Accumulation

Hunters lets your character accumulate EXP while you're logged off. Return to the game and collect it, then distribute any new stat points. Even a two-minute daily login keeps your progression moving. There may be a cap on how much offline EXP stores up, so don't let it sit for days at a stretch.

Reawakening (Prestige)

Reawakening resets your character level and stat distribution but permanently increases your Luck rating, EXP gain multiplier, and stat points per level. It's a prestige system that makes every subsequent playthrough faster than the last. Don't trigger it the moment it unlocks — push your current build as far as it will go, then Reawaken when you're genuinely stalling.

Stats, Classes & Builds

Hunters uses manual stat allocation — every level-up gives you points to distribute. Choosing wrong here costs you real dungeon efficiency, so understand what each stat does before you commit.

The five stats and what they affect:

• VIT (Vitality) — Increases max HP. More survivability in extended dungeon runs.
• STR (Strength) — Scales sword and greatsword damage. The core stat for melee builds.
• AGI (Agility) — Powers dagger attacks and improves dodge responsiveness.
• INT (Intelligence) — Scales staff skills and magic damage. Required for caster builds.
• PER (Perception) — Raises critical hit chance and critical hit damage multiplier.

Which Build to Choose

Knight-style builds stack STR and VIT — high damage with the durability to tank a hit when a Parry fails. Assassin builds go AGI and PER for rapid, high-crit dagger combos that burst targets before they can respond. Mage builds invest heavily in INT with enough VIT to not die to a stray projectile.

The critical mistake most new players make is spreading points evenly. A character with mediocre STR, mediocre AGI, mediocre INT, mediocre VIT, and mediocre PER is worse than a character who maxed one thing and ignored the rest. Pick your weapon first, then build toward it.

PER Stacking for Late Game

Once you've got a working primary damage stat and enough VIT to clear your target dungeons consistently, consider slowly adding PER. Critical hit bonuses compound well with high base damage, and in extended grinding sessions the extra crits add up across hundreds of dungeon encounters.

The stat screen in Hunters — each level-up grants points you allocate manually across five categories

Active Codes — June 2026

Codes in Hunters give you Crystals, Gold, and Luck Potions — the three resources that directly accelerate your gear-rolling progression. The table below lists every known code as of June 1, 2026, including recently expired ones for reference.

Notice the pattern in the expired codes — "SORRY," "SORRY4BUGS," and "SORRY4DELAY" all dropped after issues or delays. The developer uses codes as goodwill gestures after rough patches. Following @MikamiStudios on Twitter/X and the Discord's #announcements channel gets you these codes within minutes of release, before they expire.

How to Redeem Codes in Hunters

Two things trip people up when redeeming: skipping the group requirement, and mistyping the exclamation mark in ARISEUPD! Both will cause silent failures. Follow these steps exactly.

1. Search for MS: Hunters in Roblox groups and click Join. Rewards won't credit without this step, even if the game says "Redeemed."
2. Launch Hunters on Roblox (Place ID: 72992062125248) and wait until you're fully loaded in-game.
3. Click the Codes button in the top-right corner of the screen to open the code input panel.
4. Type or paste your code exactly as it appears — codes are case-sensitive and the exclamation mark in ARISEUPD! is part of the code.
5. Click Redeem. A confirmation message will appear and your Crystals, Gold, or Potions credit to your account immediately.
6. Check your currency display in the HUD to verify the amounts updated correctly. If they didn't, confirm your group membership and retry.

Each code is one-time-use per account. You can't redeem the same code twice, and expired codes will show an error message.

Game Passes & Their Value

Hunters keeps its monetization relatively restrained for a Roblox RPG. A small number of passes exist, and one of the most useful costs nothing at all.

Quick Roll — Free

This is genuinely the most valuable game pass in Hunters, and you earn it without spending a single Robux. It speeds up the rolling animation when hunting for gear. Standard rolling is slow enough that doing it hundreds of times becomes a real time sink — Quick Roll cuts that friction significantly.

To unlock it, complete these five tasks:

• Join the MS: Hunters Roblox community group
• Like the Hunters game page on Roblox
• Favorite the Hunters game page on Roblox
• Play for 30 consecutive minutes in one session (leaving resets the timer)
• Subscribe to the developer's YouTube channel (@_JustMikami)

When all five show complete, a Claim button activates in-game. Click it and Quick Roll unlocks permanently on your account. Do this before anything else.

Divine Speed — 99 Robux

Divine Speed increases your movement speed inside dungeons. Faster movement closes the gap to enemies, helps you reposition during boss attack sequences, and lets you navigate larger dungeon maps without the awkward jog that slows down runs. At 99 Robux it's among the cheapest quality-of-life passes in any Roblox RPG.

Mega Luck Boost

This pass permanently raises your Luck stat, which directly influences the rarity tier of gear you roll. For players who plan to grind end-game builds, it meaningfully reduces the number of rolls needed to hit S-tier equipment. Check the in-game store for current pricing — it may update with patches.

Gold & EXP Doubler Passes

Two separate passes double your Gold income and EXP gain from quests and dungeons respectively. The EXP pass pairs particularly well with Reawakening — each prestige cycle goes faster when your EXP multiplier is higher. The Gold pass benefits players who buy from the shop frequently rather than relying on rolls.

Tips & Strategies for Faster Progression

Time in Hunters isn't the limiting factor — smart play is. These strategies compress weeks of progress into days.

Commit to One Damage Stat

The fastest way to stall your progression is spreading stat points. Pick STR, AGI, or INT based on your weapon and pour everything there. Add VIT only until you're surviving dungeons reliably. Players who commit to a single damage stat out-clear players with balanced builds at the same level, every time.

Don't add PER until your primary damage stat is strong enough to make crits feel meaningful. Critical bonuses only shine when your base damage numbers are already solid.

Time Luck Potions to Rolling Sessions

Luck Potions are temporary — they have a duration, not a per-roll count. Using one and rolling three times is a waste. Set aside a dedicated rolling window, activate your potions, and work through as many rolls as you can before the buff expires. If you have multiple potions, check whether they stack before burning them sequentially.

Use Parties for Gates That Are Killing You

Solo runs keep all the loot for yourself, which is optimal when you're clearing comfortably. The moment you're dying more than twice per dungeon run, find a party. Two or three coordinated players drop a boss in a fraction of the time, and the volume of clears you can do in an hour easily outweighs the loot split. The MS: Hunters Discord is the right place to find party members at your power level.

Log In Daily for Offline EXP

Hunters awards EXP passively while you're offline. Even a five-minute login is enough to collect it, allocate new stat points, and close the game again. Don't skip days — those stat points compound over time and give you a real advantage over players who only grind in long sessions.

Practice Parrying Before You Need It

The Parry window is tight. In easy dungeons, blocking is enough. In hard dungeons, a miss at the wrong moment will down you in two or three hits. Spend dedicated time in lower-tier content drilling the F-key timing until parrying feels automatic. There's no shortcut here — just repetition.

Plan Reawakening Around Content Walls

Reawakening resets your level, but the permanent Luck and EXP bonuses it grants make every future run faster. Don't Reawaken the moment it unlocks — clear as much content as you can on your current cycle first. The rule of thumb: Reawaken when your stat-building potential feels exhausted, not when the option first appears.

The Reawakening screen — resetting your level grants permanent Luck and EXP bonuses that accelerate every future cycle

How to Earn Free Robux for Hunters

Codes in Hunters reward Crystals and Gold, not Robux. If you want Robux to buy the Divine Speed pass or any future paid content, you need a method outside the game itself.

Earnaldo is a platform where you complete surveys, offers, and tasks to earn a Robux balance. Withdrawals go through the Roblox group payout system — actual Robux sent to your account, not gift cards or third-party currency. There's no required purchase to start earning.

Robux earned through Earnaldo works across the entire Roblox platform — not just Hunters. If you play other games, our guides for Blox Fruits and Murder Mystery 2 cover active codes and strategies for those games as well.

Frequently Asked Questions

About This Guide

This guide was written on June 1, 2026, using information sourced from the official Hunters Roblox game page (Place ID: 72992062125248), the MS: Hunters community group, and active code-tracking sources including Beebom, Bloxodes, Game Rant, and The Gamer. Code status and game pass details were verified as of the publication date.

Hunters is still in active development. The developer has indicated more content is on the way — new dungeons, balance changes, and additional systems. Code availability changes frequently, particularly after updates and milestone events. Follow @MikamiStudios on Twitter/X and the MS: Hunters Discord #announcements channel for real-time updates between revisions of this page.

For other Roblox RPG guides, our Blox Fruits guide covers active codes and fruit tier lists, and our Murder Mystery 2 guide breaks down weapon values and code availability for that game.