Shindo Life FAQ

Shindo Life is a free Naruto-inspired Roblox RPG by RELL World (RELL Games), live since January 2020 with 2.7 billion visits. You roll bloodlines with spins, level them through quests and modes, and fight in PvP, PvE and War game modes. It's currently on version 250.

Main Menu → Edit → press 'Enter-Code' in the top-right corner, type the code exactly (they're case-sensitive and most end with '!') and press enter. Our codes page keeps the full working list.

About 170, split into three types: Eye (51), Clan (about 80) and Elemental (39). Every one of them, with its real spin rarity and level cap, is in our bloodlines database.

RELL, at 1/10,000 — nothing else is close. Below it sit the 1/500 Kagoku-Platinum and Aizden-Inverse, then a band of 1/400 rolls (Code-Gaiden, Kamaki-Inferno, Satori-Gold, Obi-Ren-Kengoku and others).

Spins roll random bloodlines in Menu → Edit → Bloodlines. New players start with 15 spins, and every 80th spin is a guaranteed 'Full Rarity' spin that pulls from the rare pool (rarer than 1/6). Codes are the main spin faucet — see the spin economy guide.

Much more slowly than most Roblox games — the current working list still includes 5-year-anniversary codes. RELL Games drops new ones at subscriber milestones and updates, usually ending in '!'.

Yes — version 250 shipped in August 2026 with fresh codes to match. RELL Games is also building RELL Seas, its next game, which the recent code names openly tease.

Private servers give you an empty village for spawn farming, quests and events without competition. Codes for them are shared by the community per village — our private server guide explains how they work and where to get legitimate ones.

Links live on the game's Roblox page (RELL World group). The main subreddit is r/Shindo_Life, and codes are announced on RELLGames' YouTube, Twitter/X and Discord.

Yes. The game launched as Shinobi Life 2 in January 2020 and was renamed Shindo Life in late 2020. Old guides that say Shinobi Life 2 refer to the same game.