Doloc Town Redemption Codes and Phone Booth Rewards

How to redeem a code

Return to your farm and find the telephone booth on the right side. Interact with it, choose the code-entry function, and enter one five-digit number exactly as shown in the table. Submit the code and repeat for the other two melodies. If a valid number appears rejected, confirm that every digit is correct, update the game through Steam, restart once, and check whether that melody has already been claimed on the current save.

• Use digits only; do not add spaces or punctuation.
• Redeem each of the three numbers separately.
• Check an existing save before assuming a code is broken.
• Use the official Community Hub when a future code is announced.

What the Mysterious Melody codes do

The official announcement labels the entries Mysterious Melody #1, #2, and #3. They function as phone-booth melodies rather than a rotating list of currency coupons. The announcement provides the numbers and redemption location but does not promise an unrelated item bundle, so this page does not invent reward quantities. In-game feedback after a successful entry is the final confirmation for your save.

Are the codes expired?

No expiry is listed. The official August 10 announcement says future released codes will be permanent and presents these three as the current entries. That is stronger evidence than third-party code sites that automatically label every game code active or expired. If an official patch changes this policy, the status and checked date on this page will be updated.

Why a code may not work

The most common causes are a mistyped digit, using the wrong interaction point, an outdated local build, or a code already recorded by the save. A server connection should not be assumed because Doloc Town is a single-player game. Do not download a code generator, modified executable, or save file to unlock these entries; the official numbers are free and require no external tool.

How this tracker is maintained

A code appears here only when it can be traced to an official Steam announcement or developer channel. The table records the official label, status, source type, and last review date. Copied lists without a primary source are excluded, and uncertain rewards remain unnamed rather than being filled with guesses for search traffic.