Closing Shift Codes (November 2026) — Free Rewards

Explore an abandoned family restaurant, outsmart six hunting animatronics, find the keys and elevator code, and survive your Closing Shift with friends.

Updated: November 7, 2026

Closing Shift has a code redemption system, but there are currently no active or expired codes as of November 7, 2026. That doesn't mean the feature has nothing to offer in the future, though. New codes could provide free in-game currency, XP, temporary boosts, cosmetic rewards, or other useful extras to help you through the restaurant's increasingly dangerous nights.

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The elevator has taken you somewhere you were never supposed to be, and the animatronics clearly haven't received the memo that the restaurant closed decades ago. In Closing Shift, you must explore a family restaurant abandoned since 1974, locate four keys and a four-digit elevator code, and avoid a cast of familiar mascots with some decidedly unfamiliar hunting habits. So while we wait for Closing Shift codes to drop, keep an eye on the security cameras, watch what you say around the animatronics, and whatever you do, don't wander out of a room when you hear singing.

What Are All The Active Closing Shift Codes?

There are currently no active Closing Shift codes as of November 7, 2026. Although the game has a redemption system, the developers haven't released any confirmed codes yet. In the meantime, if you enjoy being chased through dark environments while trying to solve puzzles and survive encounters with terrifying creatures, check out our Roblox The Mimic Codes.

  • There are currently no active or expired codes.

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How to Redeem Closing Shift Codes

Closing Shift has a code redemption system, so you'll be able to claim promotional rewards once the developers release some working codes by following these steps below:

  • Open Closing Shift on Roblox.
  • Walk up to the Prize Counter, and press E to interact.
  • In the Prize Counter select the Codes section in the upper right corner.
  • Enter your Codes in the Codes Tab, press the Redeem button, and enjoy your free rewards!
How to Redeem Codes in Closing Shift
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Where to Find New Closing Shift Codes

The best place to keep up with Closing Shift is its official Roblox Page. Check the description and update announcements for new features, rewards, and potential code releases. There isn't a confirmed official Discord Server available at the moment, so the Roblox page is the safest place to start rather than relying on unofficial community links. We'll also keep checking for new codes and add them to this article whenever the developers release something worth claiming, so go ahead and bookmark this page for all your code related needs in one convenient spot.

What Is Closing Shift?

Closing Shift is a multiplayer survival horror and escape game on Roblox, developed by DoggyTroug. Inspired by Battington's Five Nights at Freddy's VHS series, it takes place inside a family restaurant that closed in 1974. Unfortunately, its animatronic mascots never stopped working, and they're not particularly pleased to have visitors. Your objective is to find four keys and a four-digit code that will let you call the elevator and escape. You'll need to explore the restaurant, use the security cameras, and ask the Puppet at the security desk for assistance while avoiding six animatronics: Freddy, Bonnie, Chica, Foxy, Golden Freddy, and Fredbear. You can attempt the escape alone or bring up to nine friends along for the experience. The game also features proximity voice chat, meaning the animatronics can hear you. What you say might even influence whether they decide to let you go, making communication another thing to worry about while you're trying to survive.

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About the Author

Nina Đunisijević

Roblox Codes Writer

Nina Djunisijevic is a Roblox writer at Pro Game Guides covering codes and guides across a wide range of titles, from anime RPGs like Clover Origins and Anime Leveling to sports idle games, driving experiences, and casual collectibles. With a Bachelor's degree in Anglistics from Singidunum University, she brings an editor's eye to breaking down game mechanics clearly, which matters when progression systems are more complicated than they first appear. She covers newly launched and actively updated Roblox games closely, keeping code lists current as drops happen. Outside of Roblox, she gravitates toward narrative-driven indie games like Omori and Little Nightmares, and is a dedicated Bungou Stray Dogs fan.

Topics covered: Anime games, Roblox game codes, Clover Origins, Omori

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