About Pixel Lineage HQ
Pixel Lineage HQ is an independent fan resource for Pixel Lineage, a turn-based roguelike RPG on Roblox by the Pixel Lineage group. It exists for one reason: most pages about a game this new either recycle each other or fill the gaps with invented numbers. This one tries to do neither.
What the site is for
Pixel Lineage is updated often, and a game that changes that quickly makes second-hand information go stale fast. A code list copied from another site is wrong the moment that site stops updating it. A price table is wrong the day a patch lands. A tier list is wrong the day a balance change ships, and nobody tells you it happened.
So this site is built around dated information instead of confident information. Every figure carries the date it was checked, and every claim names the place it came from.
Where the data comes from
- Player numbers — players online, visits, favourites and the vote rating — come from the game’s public Roblox API endpoint, read at build time. Any page showing those numbers also shows the date they were fetched, so you always know how old the snapshot is.
- Reward codes come from the game’s own Roblox description and from public community trackers. Each code entry lists where it was seen and when it was checked. Where a source published an expiry date, that date is shown and the entry’s status is derived from it rather than guessed.
- Update timestamps come from the same public Roblox games API, which publishes an “updated” time for every experience. That timestamp moves whenever the developer pushes a change, so it is a fact rather than a rumour.
- The calculator contains no fixed prices at all. You enter the price your own game screen shows, which is the only price guaranteed to be current.
- Official artwork is re-hosted from the game’s Roblox listing through the public thumbnails API, with captions that describe what each image shows.
What the site deliberately does not do
- It does not invent numbers. No drop rates, no damage tables, no stat values, no tier rankings. If an official source will not publish it, neither will this site.
- It does not hide dead codes. Expired entries stay visible with their dates, because deleting them makes a dead code impossible to tell apart from a mistyped one.
- It does not republish other fan sites. Where a code’s source is a community tracker, that tracker is credited next to the entry rather than quietly absorbed.
- It does not pretend to be official. There is no affiliation with the Pixel Lineage group or with Roblox Corporation.
How often things get checked
The code list and the statistics are refreshed whenever the site is rebuilt, and each entry states its check date individually rather than carrying one blanket date for the whole page. When something is checked and found unchanged, the date still moves — that is the point of a check date.
Corrections
Something wrong or out of date? The code list and the stats state their check dates on purpose, so if a date has passed and the entry looks wrong, that is exactly the kind of thing worth fixing. Corrections are made to the entry itself and the check date is updated, rather than the entry being quietly rewritten or removed.
Where to start
If you are new to the game, the beginner guide covers what to do before your first run. If you are here for free rewards, go straight to the codes list. If you are about to spend gold, run the budget calculator first, and if you want to know whether a patch has moved the prices, check updates.