I can’t think of many better ways to wind down after a long day than to Punch a Friend! Seriously though, this Roblox auto-clicker experience has a lot of charm, mixing up some great pets with a nice take on managing your rewards. You’ll want to collect wins to spend on cute pets but to get wins faster, you’ll also want to train to improve your strength. Can you punch your way to the top of the leaderboards?
Punch a Friend codes gave me a great head start in the game. You can use them to claim items such as free pets (which permanently improve your damage) and potions (temporary boosts), or perhaps just awarding you with free wins or strength, getting you to your first rebirths and new areas much faster. If you love Roblox clicker-style games, you should also check out Roblox Flag Race Codes from the same developers.
All Punch a Friend Codes List
Punch a Friend Codes (Working)
These are all the working Punch a Friend codes.
- RELEASE—Redeem for free Happy Red Dragon Pet
- LIKE—Redeem for free Love Pet
- X2WINS—Redeem for one X2 Win Potion (30 minutes)
- EK7125—Redeem for one X2 Win Potion (30 minutes)
Punch a Friend Codes (Expired)
These are expired codes for Punch a Friend.
- There are no expired codes for Punch a Friend
Related: Speed Race Codes
How to redeem codes in Punch a Friend
Follow the instructions below to redeem codes in Punch a Friend.
- Launch Punch a Friend on Roblox.
- Press the blue Codes button on the right of the screen.
- In the text box saying Enter Code, do so exactly as it appears in the list above.
- Press the green Verify button to claim your reward!
How can you get more Punch a Friend codes?
If you’re fighting to find some more Punch a Friend codes or information, you can do worse than start by joining the xFrozen Obbys Roblox Group set up by the game’s devs. Outside of Roblox, you can follow @xFrozenStudios on Twitter and subscribe to the i2Perfect YouTube Channel. I’ve found codes on both, so they’re definitely worth keeping an eye on!
Why are my Punch a Friend codes not working?
If you’ve tried to enter a code for Punch a Friend that you’ve found above and it hasn’t worked, there are a few things it might be. The biggest enemy of codes is the dreaded typo! Make sure you’ve got the code exactly right by cutting and pasting it from here, as even a tiny error can invalidate a Roblox code. If that doesn’t fix the problem, the code has probably been removed by the developers. This usually creates an expired message, and we can’t fix that. Let us know in the comments so we can update the guide, and check back with us soon for more codes.
Other ways to get free rewards in Punch a Friend
Punch a Friend isn’t found wanting if you’re looking for more free stuff! Make sure to collect your Free Pet Pack (top left of the screen), which you can get by staying in-game for 45 minutes (even AFK is fine). Then there is your Free Daily Reward (everything from Pets to Potions), available by clicking the Calendar icon next to the Codes button. Finally, below the Calendar button, you’ll find the Gift icon. This gives you Free Gifts (including pets, wins, and strength) every few minutes for the first two hours you play and even resets once you leave the game so you can start claiming all over again.
What is Punch a Friend?
Punch a Friend is a Roblox experience in which you have to manage the time you spend between training and fighting to get the best results. Training builds strength, which helps you take down your friends faster and get rebirths for permanent benefits. But fighting gives you wins, which allow you to move forward to new areas as well as buy new pets to help you battle.
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Chris Marling is a writer and editor with more than 20 years of experience across newspapers, magazines, and websites. Based in the UK, he has written professionally on everything from tech to tearooms. But his real passion is gaming, going right back to the Atari 2600 - and especially RPGs and MMOs. He cut his teeth on games such as The Realm and Anarchy Online. But 20 years on still gets excited about exploring each new world. When not online, you'll find him gaming analog-style around the table. Chris has had five of his own board games published, including Pioneer Days and Armageddon.