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What is Climb Worm Tower for Brainrots?
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Climb Worm Tower for Brainrots is a horror-themed tower obby on Roblox. You sprint up staircases while a giant worm chases you from below — touch it and you're dead. Traps like banana peels and land mines keep things spicy, and there are safe zones scattered around if you need a breather.
The game also has a hidden keypad system. Instead of a normal code-redeem box, you find physical keypads in the tower and punch in passwords to unlock shortcuts. Right now 9684 is the only confirmed code, but we'll add more as the community finds them.
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What are codes in Climb Worm Tower for Brainrots?
They're not the usual Roblox redeem codes. In this game, "codes" are passwords you type into physical keypads hidden around the tower. Enter the right number and you'll unlock a shortcut — like a hidden platform or a hole in the wall that skips you ahead to higher floors.
Are there redeem codes for Climb Worm Tower?
Nope. There's no text box or settings menu to paste codes into. The only code system in this game is the in-game keypad. Some sites say there are no codes at all, but that's because they're looking for the wrong thing.
Where is the keypad for code 9684?
It's northwest of the spawn point. If you die and respawn, just turn around and head northwest — you'll spot the keypad on a wall. Punch in 9684, and a platform plus a wall passage will appear.
Will there be more codes added?
Probably. The game is still pretty new and the devs seem to be adding content. YouTube videos hint at multiple secret codes, so keep an eye on this page — we'll update it as new keypad passwords get discovered.
What happens after I enter 9684?
A platform forms in front of you and a hole opens in the wall. Walk across the platform, skip the fake platform (it'll drop you), and jump into the hole. You'll end up on a much higher floor, basically skipping a big chunk of the climb.