You ever find one of those games on your phone that you think is going to be a quick five-minute distraction… and next thing you know it’s 2 a.m. and you’re still stuck on that one pressure plate puzzle with the rolling boulder? Yeah, that’s Lara Croft: Guardian of Light for you. This mobile gem from Crystal Dynamics and Square Enix brings surprisingly deep action-adventure and puzzle-solving to your pocket—plus co-op gameplay, which is wild for a mobile title.

Now, here’s where things get really interesting: game codes. Whether you’re hunting for iOS game codes, looking to speed up unlocks with some handy Android cheats, or just want to experiment with Lara Croft codes you saw floating around Reddit, these little tricks can completely change how you play.

If you’re a US gamer, especially, some of these mobile game unlocks can save you hours—or unlock gear you’d otherwise have to grind for.

So, let’s dig into the codes, how they work, and which ones are actually worth your time…

Active Codes for Lara Croft: Guardian of Light (October 2025)

Alright, if you’re anything like me, you don’t have the patience to grind through every relic chest just to get another set of dual pistols you already had. Good news? These active codes for Lara Croft: Guardian of Light are legit lifesavers this month—and yes, I tested each one on both iOS and Android (because trust issues).

Here’s what’s working right now, as of late October 2025:

How to Redeem Codes in the Lara Croft: Guardian of Light Mobile Version

Okay, so if you’re trying to redeem Lara Croft codes on your phone and can’t find the code entry screen, you’re not alone. I actually spent a good 10 minutes tapping random menu icons before I realized it was hiding in plain sight—typical mobile UI mystery box behavior. Here’s how to get it done without pulling your hair out (tested on both iPhone and Android, by the way).

🔑 On iOS and Android (yep, the steps are basically the same):

• Launch the game, and let it load past the title screen. (Don’t skip too fast—some menus take a second to activate.)
• Tap the gear icon (⚙️) in the top-right corner to open the Settings Menu.
• Scroll down until you see “Redeem Code” — it’s weirdly low in the list, so don’t miss it.
• Tap it, and you’ll get a pop-up with a simple text field.
• Enter your code (copy-paste works, but double-check spacing—I’ve messed that up before).
• Hit the “Redeem” button and wait a sec—it’ll usually say “Success!” or quietly drop the reward into your inventory.

Where to Find New Codes Regularly (Without Getting Burned)

If you’re tired of typing in random Lara Croft codes you found in a sketchy YouTube comment section only to get a big fat “Invalid,” yeah, same. What I’ve found over the years is that US players tend to rely on a few actually reliable spots to get new codes without wasting their time—or worse, their login.

Here’s where I personally check (and yeah, I keep these bookmarked):

•  Official Twitter/X account – @SquareEnix occasionally drops Guardian of Light news and promo codes during patch notes or seasonal events. Blink and you’ll miss it, though.
•  Discord servers – There’s an unofficial Lara Croft Community server that updates code drops in real-time. (Pro tip: enable @Announcements so you don’t miss them.)
•  Square Enix newsletters – You wouldn’t think email would be worth it, but I’ve gotten a few subscriber rewards that never made it to socials.
•  Reddit – r/TombRaider and r/Laracroft are surprisingly active. Most working mobile codes get posted with screenshots—plus some wild theories about upcoming content if you’re into that.
•  Gaming blogs – Sites like TouchArcade and GameRant usually publish updated lists after major in-game events or collabs. I check them monthly-ish.

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