OTR2 code tracker goes live, but the garage is still empty

OTR2 now has the kind of article every new mobile game eventually gets: a redeem-code tracker. The funny part is that the tracker currently confirms there are no active codes and no visible in-game redemption center yet. That still has value because it stops players from chasing fake code farms, which are basically the digital equivalent of a suspicious guy behind a garage promising unlimited gems.

OTR2 itself is still the important part: DogByte’s open-world off-road sequel lets players drive supercars, 4x4s, boats, planes and helicopters across a much larger map than the original. Code pages usually become useful after milestones, holidays or launch promotions, so this is one to monitor rather than celebrate. For now, players can stop looking for magic passwords and go crash a truck into a mountain honestly.