Cookie Run: OvenSmash codes (April 2026): 3,000 Crystals

Cookie Run: OvenSmash codes April 2026: Devsisters' new entry inherits the Cookie Run: Kingdom code system, and the April 24 update added one active code — PKSTARSWISH, worth 3,000 Crystals. The previous code (NEOSEOUL0423) just expired, so grab this one before it goes the same way.

Here's the active list, the (slightly weird) web-only redemption flow, and what Crystals are actually worth if you're new.

Active Cookie Run: OvenSmash codes

Just one active as of April 24, 2026:

Code	Reward	Expires
PKSTARSWISH	3,000 Crystals	April 24, 2026

Devsisters releases codes in waves around updates and milestones. We'll refresh this list when a new one drops.

How to redeem OvenSmash codes

Heads up: redemption is web-only, not in-game. Same flow Devsisters uses across Cookie Run titles — you'll need your DevPlay Account ID.

1. In OvenSmash, tap the three horizontal lines in the top-right.
2. Go to Settings → Account tab.
3. Copy your Player ID (this is your DevPlay Account ID).
4. Open the official redemption page in a browser.
5. Paste the ID, then the code (PKSTARSWISH, exact case).
6. Tap CLAIM REWARDS.
7. Back in-game, open your mailbox — rewards drop there.

If the site says "invalid ID," check for stray spaces from the copy-paste. That's the most common silent failure.

What Crystals are actually for

Crystals are OvenSmash's primary currency. Three real uses:

• Cookie level-ups. This is the biggest power lever in matches. 3,000 Crystals comfortably upgrade two starter Cookies.
• Cosmetics. Platter City themed skins start around 500 Crystals.
• Battle Boxes. Random-roll boxes. I'd skip them right now — the drop pool feels under-curated this early in the game's life.

Practical move: spend the 3,000 from PKSTARSWISH on Cookie level-ups, not Battle Boxes.

Expired codes (don't paste these)

Dead codes: NEOSEOUL0423, OVENSMASHLIVE0407, OVENSMASHLIVE0402, WELCOME2OVENSMASH. If a YouTube short claims any of them still works, it's wrong — DevPlay shuts codes in tight windows.

Why the redemption is web-only

Same architecture every Devsisters game shares: one DevPlay ID per account. Useful if you also play Kingdom or Tower of Adventures — one redemption applies to the right account. Annoying once, then fine forever.

If you just installed OvenSmash and you're unsure whether to stick with it: Platter City Royale is the most-played mode right now and the party-brawler-with-Cookies pitch lands once you're in.