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Added a new code! Street Fighter: Duel isn’t the fighting franchise’s first foray into mobile gaming, but it is one of the most well-rounded fans have seen to this point. Iconic fighters like Chun-Li, Ryu, and Blanka all make an appearance among the more than 40 fighters you can recruit as you attempt to build the strongest team in the world. To recruit fighters faster, you’ll need Gems, which can be purchased using real money or by redeeming codes. Developers release codes to help keep players flush with rewards and hooked on the game longer. You’ll need to grab these codes for Street Fighter: Duel quickly if you want to get the free rewards, as they are likely to expire shortly after the game launches. All Street Fighter: Duel codes Street Fighter: Duel codes (Working) D2TMNT — Rewards: 500 Gems (New) 1stYRSFD — Rewards: Gifts SFDAnni1 — Rewards: 500 Gems SFDVday — Rewards: 100 Gems DudleyBDay27 — Rewards: 100 Gems VegaDay27 — Rewards: 100 Gems HolidaySFD23 — Rewards: Gems DecapreDay — Rewards: 100 Gems PoisonDay — Rewards: 500 Gems NinjaBday6 — Rewards: 500 Gems DanDay25 — Rewards: 200 Gems YogaBday22 — Rewards: 200 Gems ANYC2023 — Rewards: 500 Gems Rolentoday — Rewards: 200 Gems BDayHakan — Rewards: 200 Gems Nov11VD — Rewards: 200 Gems FuerteDay — Rewards: 200 Gems SumoBday — Rewards: 200 Gems 05AbelDay — Rewards: 200 Gems DJday31 — Rewards: 200 Gems ElenaDay — Rewards: 200 Gems YangDay — Rewards: 200 Gems YunDay — Rewards: 200 Gems HappyHalfAnni — Rewards: 500 Gems GuyDay — Rewards: 200 Gems Evo2023 — Rewards: 500 Gems and Dan EVO23live — Rewards: 500 Gems RufusDay — Reward: 200 Gems THawkDay — Reward: 300 Gems 4THOFJULY — Reward: 300 Gems SFDiscord20K — Reward: 1000 Gems and 20 A Grade Fragments Street Fighter: Duel codes (Expired) STPatrick — Reward: Gems MonHunSFD — Reward: 500 Gems Time2FRYYY — Reward: 300 Gems SFDiscord — Reward: 300 Gems SFDTweets — Reward: 300 Gems AnimeAwards2023—Redeem for 500 Gems SFDLaunch — Reward: 300 Gems Related: How to reroll in Street Fighter: Duel How to redeem codes in Street Fighter: Duel It is easy to redeem codes in Street Fighter: Duel. Just follow these straightforward steps: Screenshot by Gamepur Click on your character portrait in the top left corner of the screen. In the Player Settings menu that opens, click on the Basic Info tab. Tap the Exchange Code button on the menu. In the pop-up window that appears, type in the code and hit Redeem. The rewards should be added to your account automatically. How can you get more codes for Street Fighter: Duel? Like most mobile games, the team behind Street Fighter: Duel will probably only release codes when new content is released or when they hit certain milestones such as the number of downloads or players. Your best bet to stay informed about any new codes that are released is to follow the game on Twitter or Facebook. You can also join their Discord server to connect with other fans and stay informed about the latest news for the game. Why won’t my Street Fighter: Duel codes work? The most common reason why codes for mobile games don’t work is that it has already expired. This usually happens when the developers have released new codes, so check to see if there has been a recent update to the game. If you’re sure the code should still be valid, make sure that you’ve typed it correctly. Any small typo will make the code register as invalid. Fortunately, the codes aren’t case-sensitive, so you don’t need to worry about that getting in the way. How do you get more fighters in Street Fighter: Duel? Some fighters are added to your roster as part of the story mode, but these are fairly limited. The game expects you to use their gacha system in their store to fill out your roster. Click on the Store icon on the right side of the screen and exchange Gems for the chance to roll or reroll for more characters. Because of the luck element to the game, you’ll probably have to try several times to get the roster you’re after. Is Street Fighter: Duel a fighting game? Street Fighter: Duel shouldn’t be viewed as a fighting game. Instead, it is closer to a side-scrolling RPG, where characters fight it out as soon as they come into contact with each other. You build your team based on how the characters work together. The only way you can influence a fight once it has started is by tapping the Super button to unleash some of the series’ most iconic attacks.

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