Melt All The Ice Codes — Verified Status (November 2026)
🔍 No codes found — last checked 2026-11-03
As of 2026-11-03, no redeem codes exist for Melt All The Ice!🧊 — the Roblox game by The Frozen Studio, place 98940528508770. This is a verified absence, not a guess: the table below lists every surface we checked and what each one showed. And this check now has real weight behind it: since our first verification, the game shipped the update its calendar promised for 2026-10-08, a further update on 2026-10-11, the announced 🎃Halloween Update🎃 (game updated 2026-10-17T19:01Z, Roblox Games API), the announced Admin Abuse event — the game was updated 2026-10-25T17:24Z, right in the middle of the event window that tracker had listed — and a further November 2 update (game updated 2026-11-02T21:08Z, checked 2026-11-03; no tracker has documented its contents yet). All five updates arrived without any code. The none-found record now spans six separate checks, on 2026-09-27, 2026-10-03, 2026-10-11, 2026-10-18, 2026-10-26 and 2026-11-03.
| Surface checked | Latest result (check date per row) |
|---|---|
| The official game page description | Unchanged five-line description — no codes section, no redemption hints; the listing still wears its [🎃] Halloween title prefix after the November 2 update (roblox.com/games/98940528508770 via the Roblox Games API, checked 2026-11-03) |
| The Frozen Studio group page | 116,509 members (Roblox Groups API, checked 2026-11-03), no codes posts and no announced external channels |
| Roblox Badges API | Zero badges for universe 10766309747 (checked 2026-11-03) — no code milestones exist yet |
| LootSheep tracker page for the game | Lists "No working codes yet", Codes: 0 (live page, checked 2026-11-03, after the November 2 update) — a third-party check that agrees with ours |
| Search engines (root + codes queries) | October and November 2026 tracker pages report no active codes; the major third-party guides published this season (Sportskeeda, Oct 8; allthings.how, Oct 17, plus its event schedule covering the Admin Abuse event) also describe no code system; none of the four major Roblox code publishers (Destructoid, Pro Game Guides, GameRant, Try Hard Guides) has a codes page for this game at all; results are otherwise generic "melt" pages, other games' code lists, or fan wikis that also list no codes (checked 2026-11-03) |
| Third-party fan wikis (Japanese and Portuguese, appeared early October) | Their codes sections still describe the monitoring situation, not working codes (search snapshot re-checked 2026-11-03) |
All rows checked 2026-11-03 against the sources named in each row (earlier rows verified 2026-09-27, 2026-10-03, 2026-10-11, 2026-10-18 and 2026-10-26). When a code appears, it will be listed here with its reward, its source and the date it was confirmed — until then, the honest answer stays "none found", with the check date attached.
The October 25 and November 2 updates shipped with no codes — checkpoints resolved again
The last version of this page named "the game's next update" as the next natural code checkpoint, after five dated checks had found none. Another update has now shipped, and the checkpoint can be closed honestly again:
- The November 2 update shipped with no codes. The Roblox Games API records the game as updated 2026-11-02T21:08Z (checked 2026-11-03). No tracker has documented what the update changed, and no code appeared on any surface we check: the game description, the group page, the Badges API, LootSheep (still "No working codes yet", Codes: 0) and November's tracker pages all agree.
- The October 25 update before it was the announced Admin Abuse event: the Roblox Games API recorded the game updated 2026-10-25T17:24Z, right inside the window the allthings.how event schedule (updated 2026-10-22) had listed — Sunday, October 25, 12:00–2:00 p.m. ET (16:00–18:00 UTC), "an admin-powered run with boosted rewards" — rewards, not codes (both sources checked 2026-10-26).
- For the record, the three earlier checkpoints closed the same way: the Mid Week Update (2026-10-08), a further update (2026-10-11) and the 🎃Halloween Update🎃 (game updated 2026-10-17T19:01Z) also shipped without codes.
- Nothing is on the calendar now — LootSheep's event calendar for the game is still completely empty: live, upcoming and even its ended list show nothing (checked 2026-11-03). The allthings.how schedule (checked 2026-11-03) points at the next Admin Abuse run around Monday, November 16, ~3:48 p.m. ET — a single-source tracker claim we treat as a watch, not a promise — so the next natural checkpoint is that event, the game's next update, or a player milestone.
Roblox simulators most often publish their first codes around updates and milestones, and this game keeps stacking up milestone-worthy numbers: 18,565,719 visits (official Roblox API, checked 2026-11-03 — up from 16.45 million on 2026-10-26, 14.57 million on 2026-10-18, 10.6 million on 2026-10-11 and 5.61 million on 2026-10-03), 68,703 up-votes against 1,835 down-votes (a 97% rating from 70,000+ votes), and 116,509 group members. If The Frozen Studio follows the standard simulator playbook, a code is most likely to appear in the game description or the group shout around the next update or milestone. Nothing has been announced yet — this paragraph is the release pattern, not a promise.
How Roblox sim codes work (and how to spot a real one)
In Roblox simulator games, codes are redeem strings the developer publishes for free rewards — in-game currency, temporary boosts or cosmetic items. They are entered in a redemption box inside the game, they expire, and each one is tied to a specific game by its developer. A trustworthy code page always shows:
- The exact reward each code grants (e.g. "$500 cash"), not vague "free stuff".
- A check date — codes expire, and undated lists rot fast.
- A working/expired split, so you don't waste time on dead strings.
- The source of the code (the developer's announcement), not "found online".
Pages that fail those four tests usually get their "codes" from the wrong game — which is exactly the trap this game's name sets (see the warning below). Until a real code exists, any list claiming working Melt All The Ice codes is importing strings from a different game or inventing them; both fail in-game.
If a code appears, it will almost certainly be announced in one of these two official places first:
- The official game page description — developers post codes directly in the description or in update notes appended to it.
- The The Frozen Studio group page — group shouts are the other standard announcement channel.
No public Discord, Trello or X channel for the game has been announced as of 2026-11-03.
Playing while there are no codes
The good news: this game's progression doesn't route through codes at all. The official description defines the whole loop as "Melt the ice and carve your way inside! Buy better tools and upgrade their power! Uncover frozen rooms and discover what caused the freeze!" — every reward in that sentence is earned by playing. The documented loop (two dated third-party guides, October 2026) fills in the rest: Coins earned per run buy tools and upgrades, Gems paid at the end of each map buy the permanent stuff, and the 97% rating from more than 70,000 votes (checked 2026-11-03) suggests the players arriving by the million are not being held back by a missing code.
Practically, that means the fastest start is our beginner walkthrough for Melt All The Ice, and the upgrade path — the actual reward system — is explained in the tools & upgrades guide. When the first real code drops, it will be a bonus on top of that loop, not a gate in front of it.
How to recheck for codes yourself (2 minutes)
- Open the official game page and read the description top to bottom — codes are usually pasted straight into it.
- Check the The Frozen Studio group for a shout or an announcement.
- Come back here and compare the check badge date at the top of this page — if it is older than your visit, the steps above are your fresh answer; if a code has been confirmed, it will be listed at the top of this page with its reward and source.
Melt All The Ice codes FAQ
Are there any Melt All The Ice codes?
No — as of 2026-11-03, none exist, re-verified after the November 2 update shipped (game updated 2026-11-02T21:08Z per the Roblox Games API; contents undocumented by trackers) and after the October 25 Admin Abuse event before it. The official game page, the developer group, the Roblox Badges API and the LootSheep tracker all show no codes for place 98940528508770. The full checked-surfaces table is above.
When will codes arrive?
No date has been announced. Five checkpoints have now closed without codes: the Mid Week Update (October 8), a further update (October 11), the Halloween Update (game updated 2026-10-17, "New maps, pets + more!"), the Admin Abuse event (game updated 2026-10-25, "boosted rewards") and the November 2 update (game updated 2026-11-02). LootSheep's event calendar still shows nothing at all — live, upcoming and ended are empty (checked 2026-11-03) — and the next Admin Abuse run is expected around November 16 per the allthings.how schedule (single source, treated as a watch). So the next natural checkpoint is that event, the game's next update, or a player milestone — the release pattern, not a promise.
Do "Melt The Ice" codes work in this game?
No. Those codes belong to two different Roblox games ([TRAILS] Melt The Ice🔥 and Melt The Ice) and will not redeem here. Check the place ID 98940528508770 in any game link.
Where would codes be announced first?
The official game page description and The Frozen Studio group page — the game's only announced official channels as of 2026-11-03. No Discord, Trello or X account for the game has been announced.
Do you need codes to progress?
No. Progression is tool-driven per the official description, and the game reached 18.5 million visits with a 97% rating (checked 2026-11-03) without any code ever existing.
Checked surfaces and dates are listed above; the underlying research records live in the site's data boundary disclosure.