You know, I didn’t expect Night Springs—of all things—to blow up on mobile. But here we are. Alan Wake II: Night Springs, the surreal, episodic spinoff from Remedy Entertainment, is everywhere now—even on phones. And what’s wild is, it actually works. The mobile port’s sharp, the pacing’s perfect for pick-up-and-play, and players in the U.S. are flocking to it.
And yeah, I get why you’re hearing so much about giftcodes. With exclusive rewards, secret skins, and story tie-ins locked behind these little code redemptions… well, you kinda need ’em just to keep up.
Let’s break down how to redeem Alan Wake II codes, where to find Night Springs promo codes, and why the right reward might actually change how you play.
Working Giftcodes for Alan Wake II: Night Springs (Updated November 2025)
So here’s the deal—you’ve probably seen a dozen “updated” lists floating around, but most of them are either expired or flat-out wrong. I tested these codes myself this week (yep, on US servers), and as of November 21, 2025, these are 100% working. Some have usage caps or tie into regional event drops, so don’t sit on them too long.
| Code | Reward | Expires | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| WAKEUP2025 | 500 Manuscript Fragments + Flashlight Skin | Nov 30, 2025 | Solid start—useful for early inventory boosts |
| SPRINGSHADOW | Cultist Outfit (Night Variant) | Dec 5, 2025 | Looks slick in low-light scenes, trust me |
| MIRRORDROP | 2x Bonus XP + 3 Remedy Flare Charges | Nov 25, 2025 | Great for survival horror mode grinding |
| NSREVEAL25 | Secret VHS Clip (Easter Egg Unlock) | Dec 1, 2025 | Not essential… but c’mon, it’s super creepy fun |
| WAKE-MOBILE-EXTRA | Mobile-exclusive charm (Owl Keychain) | Nov 29, 2025 | Only redeemable via mobile port! Don’t miss it |
How to Redeem Giftcodes on Mobile (iOS & Android)
Alright, so if you’re like me, you’ve probably fumbled through at least one mobile game trying to figure out where the heck the redeem button actually is. With Alan Wake II: Night Springs, the process is smoother than most—but there are still a few quirks you’ll want to watch out for, especially if you’re playing on a U.S. IP.
Here’s what’s worked for me (tested this on both my Pixel and my iPad just last night):
- Launch the game and let it fully load—don’t skip the intro splash screens (I’ve had codes bug out if you enter them too early).
- Tap on your user profile icon (usually top-right) to open the main settings hub.
- Navigate to the Settings Menu, then scroll to find the Redemption Tab—it’s easy to miss on smaller screens.
- Tap “Enter Code” and input your giftcode exactly (they’re case-sensitive—this tripped me up once).
- Hit Redeem, wait for confirmation, and check your Inventory or Inbox for the items.
Tip: If you’re using a VPN or are temporarily outside the US, your code might not register. What I’ve found is that US-region mobile bonus codes are IP-locked about 80% of the time. I always switch off VPNs when redeeming—learned that the hard way after a failed Halloween drop.
Also—random but helpful—if the button doesn’t respond the first time, don’t panic. Close the menu, wait a few seconds, and try again. It’s a little finicky (especially on older Android devices), but it does work.
Where to Find Legit Alan Wake II Mobile Giftcodes
If you’ve been digging around for Night Springs giftcodes and keep running into shady sites or expired links, yeah—I’ve been there. And if you’re playing on US servers, you’ve actually got a better shot than most folks at landing legit, working codes… if you know where to look.
Here’s where I’ve had the most luck (and a few places I avoid like the fog in Cauldron Lake):
- Official Alan Wake Twitter/X (@alanwake) – They drop codes during US-based promo pushes. You’ll usually see these tied to new patch drops or “TV-style” episode teasers.
- Twitch Streams with Drops Enabled – Watch verified streamers (Remedy partners are your safest bet). I scored one of the better charm unlocks here last month just watching for 15 minutes while eating lunch.
- US-based Discords – The Night Springs Mobile US Discord has a “#giftcode-drops” channel. They even tag when something’s region-locked. Huge time-saver.
- IGN or GameSpot Giveaways – They’ll sneak codes into newsletter promotions. You gotta sign up, though. (I missed the Halloween code because I didn’t check my inbox until after it expired—ugh.)
- Reddit Threads in r/AlanWake or r/GameDeals – You’ll find community-tested codes here. Just… avoid any Google Doc links from brand-new accounts. If it smells fishy, it probably is.
What I’ve found is: Stick to sources with some form of verification or direct Remedy tie-in. Those “free code generators” floating around? Yeah… don’t.
