Source-labelled reward, code, minion, Matrix, Overdrive, Ascension, and offline-income reference.
Hack the World rewards that are safe to name today are SPACEBOY15 from the official Roblox description, RELEASE12 from the Evil Empire Group description, and tracker-only INFECTION14 as an unverified public report. Official text also confirms Minions, Matrix evolution, Overdrive Ladder, Ascension, 100% offline income, and free private servers, but it does not publish a complete item table, drop rates, Matrix costs, Ascension requirements, or exact reward values.
Use these notes while you play, then follow the related pages for codes, rankings, tools, or route-specific help.
Start with source-labelled rewards instead of a guessed table. SPACEBOY15 is listed in the current official Roblox description as a small surprise, RELEASE12 remains in the official Evil Empire Group description as a small cash boost, and INFECTION14 should stay labelled as a public-tracker report until creator-owned text confirms it.
The official description names Minions, Matrix evolution, Space Base, Overdrive Ladder, Ascension, and offline income, but it does not expose minion names, item rarities, drop rates, upgrade costs, ascension requirements, or exact offline-income caps. Treat any exact number as source-watch unless it appears in-game, in creator-owned text, or in reviewed gameplay evidence.
Use codes before a long farm, check whether a reward is official or tracker-only, and avoid spending around a claimed drop rate until your own game screen shows the value. If a reward changes after Update 1, verify it against Roblox, Evil Empire Group, the codes page, and the source checklist before treating it as current.
Wiki pages should point players toward the practical pages that explain what to claim, compare, build, or check next.
